Dairy-Free Frozen Hot Chocolate Frappé Mix – 8 Servings

Blend a Chocolate Frappé at Home

Turn a pantry mix into a cold chocolate treat with this dairy-free frozen hot cocoa frappé mix. Coconut milk powder creates the non-dairy base, cacao supplies the chocolate flavor, and coconut sugar adds sweetness. Vanilla and Himalayan salt round out the five-ingredient recipe. Add cold liquid and ice, then blend for a thick, chilled drink.

This is a dry drink mix designed for preparation in your blender. It gives you an easy starting point for dessert glasses after dinner, a weekend afternoon treat, or a cooling chocolate drink to share. The 8-serving pouch lets you measure one portion at a time. Whipped toppings, chocolate drizzle, and garnishes pictured in serving suggestions are optional additions and are not included.

Why Choose This Frozen Cocoa Mix?

• One 10.16-ounce pouch with eight labeled servings.
• Five ingredients, including coconut milk powder and real ground vanilla beans.
• Dairy-free and vegan recipe made for blending with ice.
• Works with cold water or your preferred plant-based milk.

Ingredients, Nutrition & Storage

Net weight: 10.16 ounces. Servings per pouch: 8. Labeled dry serving: 1/4 cup, or 36 grams. The displayed nutrition panel lists 160 calories and 17 grams of added sugars per serving before milk or toppings. The coconut sugar in the recipe means this mix is not sugar-free.

Ingredients: Organic coconut milk powder, organic coconut sugar, organic unsweetened cacao (processed with alkali), organic ground vanilla beans, Himalayan salt.

Store this shelf-stable powder in a cool, dry place and close the pouch after measuring. Use the package's printed best-before information. For a warm drink instead, try the coconut hot cocoa pouch, or browse our Cocoa & Hot Chocolate collection for more drink options.

Contains coconut. The manufacturer describes this mix as dairy-free, gluten-free, vegan, organic, non-GMO, soy-free, corn-free, kosher pareve, and paleo. Products are made in shared facilities with cleaning and allergen-control procedures; a dietary claim does not mean there is no cross-contact risk. Check the current package before serving anyone with an allergy. For general label-reading guidance, visit the FDA's food allergy labeling guide.