This is so thick and chocolatey! It's great for making chocolate milk, topping ice cream, adding to brownie batter, or (my favorite) adding to my iced coffee!
3/4 CWater
1.5 C Sugar
3/4 C Cocoa
1 tsp Vanilla
Pinch Kosher Salt
2 T Corn Syrup
Boil water and sugar together. Whisk in remaining ingredients and cook over medium heat for about two minutes. Let mixture cool and pour into storage container of choice. (I use glass). Once it's cool, I keep it in the fridge.
mmmm! Look how rich!
I like to use a high quality cocoa for a very chocolately flavor.
My favorite is Sharffen Berger
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Oh my goodness! Move over Hershey's! Thanks Sugar Bananas. This will be a special past time for me and my daughter for years to come. Yummy!
ReplyDeleteoh wow, this looks so good. Have you tried making it with Splenda or a sugar substitute? I love my twice daily mochas, but wish I could cut the calories....
ReplyDeleteThanks! @Ryan: I'm glad you like the recipe. Enjoy :) @Stef: I haven't braved the sugar substitute with this yet. I've heard that certain brands don't hold up well to the boiling heat. mmm Mochas are so good! This recipe certainly isn't low calorie but it's so rich in my iced coffee that it doesn't take much to taste the chocolate.
ReplyDeleteSUPER YUMMO!
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ReplyDeleteYou had me at Iced Coffee....
ReplyDeleteHave been looking for a good chocolate syrup recipe! Thanks for posting!!
ReplyDeleteOooh what a good idea - Hershey's syrup is getting old. :-)
ReplyDeleteWow! That's so awesome. Wait til I tell my hubby. He loves the stuff, and would drink it everyday in a tall glass of milk if I kept it around that often. :) Now, I just might have to surprise him with a homemade version. Ha! I have a recipe share party going on at my blog until Saturday 11 pm. I would love it if you would post this recipe over there!
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Sarah (www.harriganhowdy.blogspot.com)
this looks soo yummy! I'd love for you to link it up over here http://iheartnaptime.blogspot.com/2010/04/sundae-scoop-link-party.html
ReplyDeleteWish I had some right now for my ice cream!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the recipe!
~Liz@HoosierHomemade
Oh man, my mouth is watering!!
ReplyDeleteWow, surprisingly simple and it looks delicious! Thanks for joining the party!
ReplyDelete-Jill
Thank you so much for linking this recipe to the Recipe Share Party last week! Yumminess. :) If you have another recipe to share, I'd love it if you would join us this week too. The party goes until Saturday 11 pm.
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Sarah
www.harriganhowdy.blogspot.com
All I can say is "YUMMO!!" I wish I could taste it right now! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking at Lucky Star Lane!
Thanks so much for that recipe. We've had to tighten our budget lately after signing up for Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University. I am trying to find more frugal ways to save money on groceries. I'd been buying the large bottle of Hershey's syrup for the kids and it's over $3.50 a bottle! It doesn't last us 2 weeks. After seeing your recipe, I see I have everything I need to make it! This will definately save money on my grocery bill! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSarah, wanted to let you know I used your recipe today! It turned out great! I posted it on my blog and mentioned you with a link to your page! Thanks so much for the great recipe! It was tasty!
ReplyDeleteOoooh, looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteWe have a friday fun finds party that's still going- we'd love it if you'd link up!
Seriously...yummy! The whole bowl is just calling! Thanks for the recipe - I would love to try this!
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Thank you for bringing your hodgepodge to the party! Will be drawing the winners soon!
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