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How to make the best hot chocolate bar

After a day of tobogganing, kids will love customizing their own drinks at a DIY hot chocolate station. It's the perfect family activity to keep you warm and cozy!

How to make the best hot chocolate bar

Photo: Erik Putz

Hot chocolate bars are the ultimate combination of sweet treat and family activity. Budding baristas can experiment with flavours and toppings, like crushed cookies, candy or chocolate. Or how about a caramel drizzle? (Adults, may we suggest a couple of shots of espresso?) Add some cute mugs and a couple of baked goodies et voilà!

These are our top picks to stock your station. (P.S. If you're looking for a great gift, a hot chocolate charcuterie board is the sweetest idea!)

1. Hot Chocolate Mix

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Purple tin of hot chocolate with festive background Photo: Purdys

$8, purdys.com

2. Vegan Peppermint Marshmallows

Pink vegan marshmallows Photo: Dandies

$4, well.ca

3. Candy Cane Hot Chocolate Stir Sticks

Candy cane sticks dipped in chocolate Photo: Indigo
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$10, indigo.ca

4. Hot Chocolate Bombs

Gift boxes featuring PC hot chocolate bombs Photo: PC

$4/pack of 3, presidentschoice.ca

5. Pink Colour-Changing Hot Chocolate Mix

Pink tin containing colour-changing pink hot chocolate mix Photo: Gourmet du Village
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$8, retrofestive.ca

6. Marshmallow Drink Toppers

Assorted marshmallow drink toppers decorated to look like snowmen, penguins and reindeer Photo: Indigo

$12 each, indigo.ca

7. Peppermint Bark

Peppermint bark in red and white gift box Photo: Purdys

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$18, purdys.com

8. Hot Cocoa Bomb Trio

Foil wrapped hot coco bombs with in gift box Photo: Indigo

from $8, indigo.ca

10. Whimsical Mini Marshmallows

Bottle of mini dehydrated marshmallows Photo: Gourmet du Village

$6, gourmetduvillage.com

10. Hot Chocolate Truffle Bomb

Hot chocolate truffle bomb on stir stick Photo: Walkers Chocolates
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Sadiya is a senior editor at Today's parent. Her work can also be found in MSN Canada, FASHION Magazine, Tinybeans, MoneySense and Parents Canada.

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