The Ultimate Healthy Hot Chocolate

I’ve got just the recipe to get you all through the cold weather we’ve got at the moment… The Ultimate Healthy Hot Chocolate!Whilst I’ve love to take the credit for coming up with this delicious hot chocolate recipe, sadly I can’t. It’s a guest recipe from Amy at Amy Savage Nutrition.

Amy Savage

Amy is originally from the UK but now lives in Sydney (well the weather is a lot better there!) and she’s a final year student studying for a Batchelor of Health Science in Nutritional and Dietetic Medicine and will be a fully qualified nutritionist in July 2018. She’s also a qualified personal trainer.

Amy Savage Nutrition is where she shares delicious, easy to make, healthy recipes and nutrition advice.

She’s also my big sister 😀

A taste of what you can find on Amy Savage Nutrition

As well as this hot chocolate I thought I’d show you a few of the other recipes you can find over on her site to give you a taste of what she’s all about. If you’d like to see more then click on recipes in her main menu.

Pumpkin (Immune Booster) Porridge

Lentil Chilli

Garlic & Rosemary Hasselback Potatoes

Cocao & Sesame Balls

No Bake Oat Bars

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The recipe I’m sharing today is for The Ultimate Healthy Hot Chocolate, one of those recipes that proves that you can make something that’s chocolatey and indulgent yet still full of nutritional benefits too. In each of her recipes Amy shares what’s so great about each of the ingredients and why you should be including them in your diet, just like this…

Key Nutrients

Cacao Powder – One of my favourites cacao powder offers more nutrients than its counterpart aa powder. Cacao powder is less processed than cocoa powder and is made by cold pressing cacao beans meaning more nutritional enzymes are retained, which means more benefits for you.

Ginger – A powerful ingredient that has so many benefits, ginger is well worth creeping into your diet wherever possible. Some of these benefits are its ability to reduce inflammation in the body and its powerful work as an antioxidant to help remove toxins.

Almond milk – A perfect source of monounsaturated fats, almond milk is also high in Vitamin E, which is another really good source of antioxidants. It also tastes pretty nice too!

Free From/Suitable For…

The ingredients I used to make this recipe are all free from the following allergens. However, please check any labels carefully for allergens you need to avoid as brands can vary and product recipes can change over time.

• Suitable for Vegetarians and Vegans
• Gluten-Free
• Egg-Free
• Dairy-Free
• Peanut-Free (contains Almonds)
• Sesame-Free
• Soya-Free
• Sulphur Dioxide & Sulphite-Free
• Fish-Free
• Crustacean-Free
• Mollusc-Free
• Celery-Free
• Mustard-Free
• Lupin-Free