Single Serving Hot Chocolate in a Jar

By: Jennifer from monkeyseemonkeydo-jennifer.blogspot.com

By: Jennifer from monkeyseemonkeydo-jennifer.blogspot.com

Know any chocolate lovers? Then you absolutely have to make them a Single Serving Hot Chocolate in a Jar. This classic holiday drink can now be prepared with this simple Christmas jar craft that allows you to safely and cleanly give it as a DIY gift for Christmas. The ingredients are easy to find, and putting everything together will only take you minutes. You can have fun decorating the craft jar and adding a few small touches to give it a cute, homemade look. There's no Christmas gift better for a cold day.

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

Beginner

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ashleroo

Dec 27, 2017

How precious are these!?!?! They are a really great craft project to do with kids. I like to give them as teacher gifts, as they are really cute but also something very practical. You can put these together very inexpensively, especially if you save some little jars throughout the year. You can add some cute craft paper or scrap material to the lids for some extra personalization. So cute. I highly recommend this tutorial.

Hannah

Jul 02, 2017

I have done something similar to this. But instead of putting chocolate in it, I bought a huge jar of honey and divided it into 6 smaller jars. I gave them during Christmas, with tags on each jar.

SissieSass

May 23, 2017

I have to agree with FrasierFan1901 that these are wonderful sizes for stockings. I could see making a few kinds and giving them to friends in a six-pack. Have you tried making a sugar free version of these? I have several diabetic friends that would love something tasty and warm for the holidays that is good for them too.