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Hot Chocolate with Toasted Marshmallow Fluff
This ridiculously overkill hot chocolate is covered in a layer of toasted marshmallow fluff. Both components are easy to make and can be prepared ahead of time for a group of people. This hot chocolate and marshmallow fluff recipe is perfect for the remaining winter days that seem to be holding on so tightly. Today I was freezing so this warmed me up a bit. Admittedly I hardly put a dent in the hot chocolate however because in the video I showcase a pretty massive portion. I'd probably cut it down to about a quarter or the size for normal service and even then that will be quite a sweet treat.
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Marshmallow Fluff Recipe:
90 g water
160 g sugar
240 g corn syrup
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Marshmallow Fluff Recipe:
90 g water
160 g sugar
240 g corn syrup
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_fdeQFHL_c
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