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  • Homemade Nesquik

    Here’s a frugal tip sent in by Christina.

    The cost of a large can of Nesquik is around $5 (depending on where you buy it). The other night we ran out, and the store didn’t have any in stock, so I came home and made chocolate syrup.

    It’s even better than the powder, better ingredients, and I save money! It’s also very easy to make.

    Ingredients:

    • 1/2 cup of cocoa powder
    • 1 cup of sugar
    • 1 cup of water
    • 1 teaspoon of vanilla
    • dash of salt

    Mix everything together in a small pot and then bring to a boil; stirring constantly. Let it boil for 1 minute (keep stirring) and then remove from heat. Let it cool completely and you are done!

    I store it in a glass bottle in the fridge.

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    Homemade Nesquik Syrup

    1. Jennifer says:

      What a great idea. Thanks for sharing!

    2. Karen says:

      This will last in the fridge for several months.

    3. Amie says:

      MelissaO – my mom makes up a strawberry one just by adding some water and a little bit of sugar or sweetner.
      Thanks Cassie! This sounds good!

    4. Cassie says:

      Adrienne: I do not, but will keep my eyes peeled for one!

    5. Adrienne says:

      I think I’m going to try this with Splenda instead of sugar. I can’t have a lot of sugar and the sugar free chocolate milk is so hard to find, not to mention I have issues paying $5 or more for a litre of chocolate milk. Thanks for the idea!

    6. Jen says:

      Know a recipe for making the Nescafe Ice one? That’s my guilty pleasure.

    7. Lisa says:

      It also makes great ice cream topper and can be used in any recipe calling for chocolate syrup.

    8. cindy says:

      Thanks Cassie! What a great frugal tip. My kids…and I (LOL) LOVE chocolate milk! This is awesome.

    9. Lesley says:

      Technically, there is nothing in the ingredients that absolutely has to be refrigerated. I would guess this would have a life span of at least a couple weeks.

    10. It would probably last a few days in the fridge, at least. :)

    11. MelissaO says:

      Thank you for this! If only I could find a recipe for the Strawberry Syrup. My son is addicted.

    12. wendy says:

      Oh my goodness. I should have never read this.lol I banded myself from buying choco syrup because late at night I would get a choco craving and dip peanut butter in it.heehee. I thought I was safe if it wasn’t in the house. Ah oh, now I can make it. I don’t know if I should say thanks or not.haha!

    13. Kirsten says:

      How long does it last in the fridge?

    14. Spikiedee says:

      Sounds great. How long will it last in fridge?

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