Homemade chocolate milk

Hello-hope you had a great weekend. We hosted dear friends from out of town this past weekend so I cooked up a storm, so I have some yummy recipes that I will have to share with you another time. How about, toasted marshmallow milkshakes, homemade donuts and chicken, tomato and grilled bread kabobs, sounds delicious doesn't it? They were, if I do say so… ha ha A couple weeks ago I started making homemade chocolate milk for Reed {well, at least the “chocolate” part is homemade, maybe I will…

Startling new research shows that chocolate milk does not require degrees in chemistry and engineering to make! Who knew? Certainly not the Big Food monsters like Nestle, Hershey, and all of those other purveyors of flavored chemistry projects.

How to make the best homemade chocolate milk with unsweetened cocoa powder and honey. Easy, healthy recipe made without chocolate syrup or refined sugar!

Nothing is better than a cold glass of chocolate milk. This chocolate milk with cocoa powder recipe is the perfect treat made with simple ingredients. Read on to learn how to make your own chocolate milk in just a couple of minutes with real cocoa powder and no premade chocolate milk mixes.

Make your own Chocolate Milk Powder Mix! Super simple & cheap to make with just 3 ingredients you probably already have!

You can make this right before serving or make it up to 24 hours ahead.

This raw chocolate milk recipe is made with raw milk, cacao powder, vanilla, and sugar. It's delicious, and so nutritious for whole family!

Homemade chocolate milk recipe - better than any store-bought chocolate milk mix! Ready in under 5 minutes, plus tons of ways to customize!

New calves are exciting… But that’s only half of the excitement when you have a milk cow. A new calf means a cow bursting with fresh milk. (OK… not literally bursting. That’s probably a bad choice of words.) FINALLY, after several months of either being milk-less, or having to buy it at the store, we are celebrating! In another […]

This homemade chocolate syrup is just as rich and thick as store bought, but so much better when you control what goes into the recipe! Yields 3.5 cups.