Sugar-Free Hot Cocoa
Real cocoa, actually rich, 0g added sugar — the sweetener goes in after the heat.
Steamed milk, real cocoa powder, a spoon of cream for body — and 40 mg of pure sucralose whisked in off the heat. Cocoa powder is naturally unsweetened, so the entire sweetness of a normal hot chocolate is just sugar; replacing it is a two-scoop job.

Sucralose Dose
4 × 10 mg scoops (40 mg total)
≈ 2 tbsp of sugar
SCOOP MATH: 1 × 10 MG SCOOP ≈ 1.5 TSP SUGAR // 1 × 100 MG SCOOP ≈ 5 TBSP SUGAR // 333 MG ≈ 1 CUP.
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Ingredients — 1 servings
Method — 4 steps
Heat the almond milk and cream in a small saucepan until steaming — wisps of steam, not a boil.
Take the pan off the heat. Whisk in the cocoa powder and salt until completely smooth.
Whisk in the sucralose and vanilla — it dissolves on contact.
Pour into a mug and serve. Unsweetened whipped cream on top if you're feeling it.
Heat Check
Sweetened after heating by design: the milk comes off the stove (steaming ≈ 70–80 °C, well under sucralose's ~120 °C limit) before anything sweet goes in.
Tips
- Whisk the cocoa into a paste with a splash of the hot milk first if you want it silk-smooth.
- Darker mood: 2 tbsp cocoa + one extra 10 mg scoop keeps the balance.
- Make it a mocha: swap 1/4 cup of the milk for a shot of espresso.
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