• Mexican Hot Chocolate Tea
  • Mexican Hot Chocolate Tea
  • Mexican Hot Chocolate Tea
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Mexican Hot Chocolate Tea

So what makes Mexican hot chocolate different from anywhere else? Original recipes from thousands of years were made with ground cacao, water, and corn! The more popular versions circulating now are made with cacao, sugar, and Ceylon cinnamon

Each sip offers a velvety texture, and a cinnamon kick! Enriched by the addition of creamy milk and a whisper of vanilla, transporting you to the heart of Mexico. Ideal for cozy nights or festive gatherings, our Mexican Hot Chocolate is a comforting indulgence that pairs beautifully with churros or marshmallows.

Taste Notes: Creamy, rich, cinnamony
Luxury Ingredients: Black tea, Cinnamon, Cocoa, Camomile petals, Natural flavors(organic compliant)
Origin: Sri Lanka / Kenya / India / Egypt

Made with all natural, organic-certified flavorings.

This tea supports the Ethical Tea Partnership

All Camellia sinensis in our blends contributes to a fairer, more sustainable tea industry.

CAFFEINE CONTENT | HIGH

Size
Cup per oz

10-12 cups per 1 oz
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    James
    A rich and elegant chocolate tea.

    I was looking for a new chocolate tea and thought I would try the Mexican Cocoa Tea. I'm happily surprised. The tea is thoroughly delicious. It has a rich chocolate taste with just a touch of spice. I drink it straight or when doing a dessert latte, I will foam with vanilla oat milk and put some shaved chocolate and dash of cinnamon on top. I recently was doing a home escape room night with some friends and served this as a dessert tea with some Mexican churros. It went over well.