Dairy-Free Peppermint Hot Cocoa Mix – 20 Single-Serve Packets

Dairy-Free Peppermint Hot Cocoa in Ready-to-Mix Packets

Keep a little chocolate-and-mint comfort close by with this box of 20 single-serving peppermint hot cocoa packets. Coconut milk powder gives the drink its creamy base, while cacao and peppermint create a rich chocolate flavor with a refreshing finish. Each portion is already measured, so you can make one mug without scooping from a larger bag.

The packet format suits a desk drawer, a travel bag, or a hot cocoa station for guests. Set out the box with mugs and hot water, or tuck an unopened packet into a seasonal gift basket. Each packet makes a drink with 6 fluid ounces of liquid, giving you a clear starting point when planning servings for a group. Toppings shown in serving photographs are suggestions and are not included.

Why Choose the 20-Packet Box?

• Twenty individually wrapped servings in one 19-ounce box.
• Coconut-based hot chocolate with peppermint and real ground vanilla beans.
• Measured portions that need only hot water or your preferred non-dairy milk.
• Six ingredients, with coconut sugar supplying the sweetness.

Package, Ingredients & Storage

Format: 20 single-serving packets. Net weight: 19 ounces total; 0.95 ounce per packet. Labeled serving: one 27-gram packet. The displayed nutrition panel lists 120 calories and 12 grams of added sugars per dry serving. Coconut-sugar sweetening does not make this a sugar-free drink.

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

Keep unopened packets in a cool, dry place and use the best-before information printed on the supplied package. Choose the 10-serving peppermint cocoa pouch if you prefer measuring portions at home, or compare flavors in our Cocoa & Hot Chocolate collection.

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.