Chocolate Frappe

SuperSpike's Note:

Rich, Frothy, cold, and delicious, and you can't even tell its low fat!

• Total Time: 2 mins
• Prep Time: 2 mins
• Cook Time: 0 mins

Ingredients:

Servings: 1

• 1 (½ ounce) envelope hot chocolate powder , Fat Free & No sugar added
• 1 teaspoon Hersheys Chocolate Syrup , use 50% less carbs variety
• 1 cup nonfat milk

Directions:

1. In a tall glass empty the cocoa packet into the bottom and top with nonfat milk. Using the drink blender attachment of your stick blender (or do this in just a regular blender) whip the two ingredients together until the milk is frothy.
2. Add in the chocolate sauce and continue to whip with the blender until the drink is nearly doubled in volume.
3. Enjoy.

Reviews

[AmyZoe]

Wow! I really enjoyed this. To me, it's a great way to make a traditional glass of chocolate milk a little more exciting. I must confess I didn't use low fat milk so it's not exactly low fat, but it was delicious. Thank you SuperSpike! Made for Comfort Cafe Snow Queen Chalet. Swiss Miss.

[brokenburner]

I can't really fairly give this a star rating, since I made so many changes... I just wanted to let people know what DOESN'T work!! I used a tablespoon of cocoa powder and two tablespoons of Splenda for the cocoa packet, and I misread the amount of syrup / sauce ... I added a tablespoon of Walden Farms "calorie free" chocolate syrup. I used fat-free soymilk. My blender has a "frappe" option, and I let it whir for a couple of minutes, but it didn't really froth much at all... maybe it wasn't in the blender long enough. If I try it again, I would add some ice cubes, because it was room temperature, which I don't like in drinks / smoothies! This time I just added some crushed ice from my ice maker.

[vitalev]

You're right, I couldn't tell it was low fat! This was very very good, Nice and chocolatey. Thanks for a great treat!