How Do You Make a Hot Cocoa Station?

1 Use Glassware to Display Toppings and Straws

Don't make your partygoers hunt for the delicious toppings. Keep things simple and classic by having everything organized and on display.

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2 Select or Create the Perfect Sign

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Choosing or creating a sign is half the fun of setting up a hot cocoa station. A sign like this one will point your guests in the right direction and can stay up all Winter long.

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3 Add Some Rustic Touches

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Woodsy elements like this log display board add a whimsical and finished touch to the cocoa station.

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4 Use a Slow Cooker For On-Demand Hot Cocoa

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Cold hot chocolate is just chocolate milk, which is decidedly less appealing during the long Winter months. Making hot cocoa in a slow cooker will ensure that everyone gets a nice hot cup without having to be monitored or reheated.

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5 Use Crushed Candy Canes as a Garnish

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Make a beautiful cup of cocoa by garnishing it with crushed candy canes and a colorful straw. Not only will it be visibly beautiful to look at, but the candy canes will give your piping-hot drink a fresh and cooling element.

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6 Make Your Own Label

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Labels help give any hot cocoa station a specialized and distinguished look.

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7 Don't Forget the "Spice"

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Hot chocolate is delicious on its own, but that doesn't mean that you can't also add a little pick-me-up. Pick and display some liquors that will give that hot cocoa a little alcoholic boost.

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8 Create a Magical Backdrop

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This beautiful and magical backdrop is a festive way to display your hot cocoa creations.

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