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Hot Carob Mix

Okay so I love it when people take my recipes and make them even better!  A good friend tried my original recipe and said, "I like it but......" the recipe below is what she came up with and let me tell you I like it lots better than the original one.  Not that it was bad but this is so good.  Honestly I have never been a very big hot cocoa fan but this is wonderful on these freezing cold nights and snowy days!  I just love good friends who share good recipes!  Thanks Lisa!





Homemade Hot Carob Mix
7 cups powdered coconut milk
1 cup carob powder
4 1/2 cups Sucanat or Evaporated Cane Juice Crystals
1 or 2 vanilla beans, cut in half the long way
1/2 teaspoon of Real Salt


In a large bowl mix powdered coconut milk, carob powder and salt.  Mix well.  Add vanilla beans.    Mix 2-4 Tablespoons of mix with every cup of boiling water.  Obviously you spoon around the vanilla beans they are just there to give it a hint of vanilla flavor.



6 comments:

DawnJ said...

OOooooooo! I've NEVER heard of dry coconut milk powder but I WANT SOME!! Where do you get yours, or what brand can you recommend?
I already know I'll want it in BULK! THANKS for all of your great recipes and helps!!

Tammie said...

I get it through Azure Standard the brand is Wilderness Family Naturals. We don't use lots of it but I'm glad I have some!

Emily said...

That cinnamon roll looks so amazing is it your normal recipe with the cashew frosting?

Tammie said...

Emily: No that is just my regular bread recipe with Coconut oil, Sucanat and Cinnamon rolled up then topped with a powdered Sucanat, Rice Milk and Vanilla icing.

Anonymous said...

I have 2 questions....do you buy carob powder from azure standard? Also I bought you book meals on the go. The measurements are different then recipe which do you like better?

Tammie said...

Anonymous: Yes I get my carob powder from Azure. And I actually like this recipe quite a bit better. I recently updated it on the blog it's a friends improvement and I like it better more "creamy". Both are good though!