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" When the wind is blowing outdoors, the smart move is cozying up indoors \u2014 and a steaming mug of chocolate is the perfect companion. For the quickest fix, try a hot cocoa mix. We tested 19 nationally available supermarket brands, and covered two categories: milk and dark chocolate. Our 18 tasters found many of the milk chocolate samples &amp;quot;thin and watery&amp;quot; with &amp;quot;not much flavor,&amp;quot; while comments on the dark choices ranged from &amp;quot;nice and chocolately&amp;quot; to &amp;quot;harsh and bitter.&amp;quot; Here, the mixes that rose to the top \u2014 just like those little marshmallows. Milk Chocolate   Tied for first place: Swiss Miss Milk Chocolate (prepared with water) and Godiva Milk Chocolate Hot Cocoa (made with milk). Samplers liked Swiss Miss \u2014 a bargain at $1.79 for 10 servings \u2014 because of its taste: sweet but not too sweet. Others enjoyed the silky texture of Godiva ($10 for 12 servings); one tester said it was like &amp;quot;liquid chocolate pudding.&amp;quot; Dark Chocolate  Lake Champlain Old World Drinking Chocolate (prepared with milk) was this category&amp;#039;s clear winner \u2014 perhaps because the canister contains pure chocolate shavings instead of a powered mix ($12 for five servings). One taster enthused about the drink&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;big, thick texture&amp;quot;; another detected &amp;quot;hints of mocha and caramel.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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