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Acorn Hot Chocolate
The malty, chocolatey flavour of acorn hot chocolate coats your taste buds, exploding with a warm, smooth, chocolatey finish.
Acorn has been used to make a traditional drink for centuries. The process for making acorn powder is lengthy and fiddly, but so worth it! Acorns are too high in tannins to eat raw; they need to have their tannins leached out. This was traditionally done by leaving them in a cloth bag in a fast-flowing river. Nowadays, we boil them to leech the tannins out. Then they need to be roasted and dried to preserve them, and can be milled down into a flour or powder.
This laborious method is why you don’t tend to see acorn flour as a common ingredient in supermarkets. But its flavour is so worth the hassle!
The hot chocolate tastes like a melted Malteser. Full of protein, goodness and yuminess, this natural nut hot chocolate is unlike anything you’ve ever tasted.
Pre-order now, shipping on 1st December
The malty, chocolatey flavour of acorn hot chocolate coats your taste buds, exploding with a warm, smooth, chocolatey finish.
Acorn has been used to make a traditional drink for centuries. The process for making acorn powder is lengthy and fiddly, but so worth it! Acorns are too high in tannins to eat raw; they need to have their tannins leached out. This was traditionally done by leaving them in a cloth bag in a fast-flowing river. Nowadays, we boil them to leech the tannins out. Then they need to be roasted and dried to preserve them, and can be milled down into a flour or powder.
This laborious method is why you don’t tend to see acorn flour as a common ingredient in supermarkets. But its flavour is so worth the hassle!
The hot chocolate tastes like a melted Malteser. Full of protein, goodness and yuminess, this natural nut hot chocolate is unlike anything you’ve ever tasted.
Pre-order now, shipping on 1st December
Acorn Hot Chocolate
Ingredients: Acorns (Quercus), Cocoa Powder, Sugar
Contains Nuts
At least one ingredient from each of our tea blends is hand-foraged from the South Downs National Park. This means flavours may vary slightly.
Due to the nature of the fresh ingredients, the flavours are much stronger so less powder is usually required per cup, giving you more hot chocolate per bag!
How to make:
Add 2-3 teaspoons of hot chocolate powder to a pan with 200ml of milk. Warm gently while continuously stirring. Once the desired temperature is reached, remove from the heat and add to a mug. Enjoy!

