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trying a new 70% spicy drinking chocolate with allspice, cayenne peppers, cinnamon, and pasilla chile

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spices were really well integrated into the 70% choc, very smooth. not particularly spicy, more cinnamon/allspice than chile or cayenne. 

didn’t nail the texture on the first try preparing this but still pretty good.

one bag of Soma’s “Dark Side of the Mug” 70% and you’ll be hooked. even better if you have a nice espresso machine for some microfoam.

can give you more reccos if you want to venture into spicy etc.

i’ve never gotten into drinking chocolate

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I had a spicy chai hot chocolate recently, not bad. It felt like mixing a few bangers to see what would happen 😂

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pretty good!

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Looks like an unforgettable sip. How was the balance between the spice and chocolate?

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also loooove the mugs wow the handles!

we make a homemade version of this for dessert!

🔥🔥🔥 sounds delicious this is the kinda content I’m on farcaster for thanks or sharing 77 $degen

Cayenne pepper and chocolate, now that's a combination I'd love to try