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How to make a Mocha at home.

Good evening guys, it’s MF Products back with another coffee recipe. Today we’re going to be showing you how to make a Mocha MF style. We believe that after you discover our technique, you’ll be making Mochas all day every day.

Now, I cannot lie, it’s no secret that our morning gets started as soon as the coffee starts flowing. It’s just not a very good idea for us to try anything productive until I’ve had at least three or four sips of my liquid gold in the mornings. Our brains are just trying to get in gear until the juices are flowing – and the quickest way to get mine flowing is with coffee but also experimenting with coffee and trying new things. This goes for those average joes that make the same espresso every morning. Like come on! Snap out of it! But anyways these mochas so easy to make, you won’t ever need to go to another coffee shop again, all you will need is a packet of MF Coffee, hot chocolate, cinnamon, and milk.

Step 1: Brew your coffee

-          Brew your coffee as you would normally. We personally prefer to use a blend coffee that isn’t too strong, isn’t too light, but is just right! However, make this mocha your own by using whatever blend of coffee you enjoy.

Step 2: It’s mixing time

-          Then, mix in one teaspoon of hot chocolate mix, and stir. These mochas are such a hit in the MF family that many of our employees now carries a couple of packets of their favourite pre-packaged hot chocolate with him in their carry-on bag when they travel to work to hopefully whip a quick mocha before they start.

Step 3: Can’t forget the milk!

-          Now, at MF Products, we believe that your choice of creamer is more of a preference however we have experimented for ages and can advise using whipped cream or half and half. For those vegans out there, soya milk is perfectly fine as well as almond milk if you’re looking for a nuttier taste.

Step 4: Finishing touches

-          The last step really is about what you like. Some like cinnamon, some like mint, some even like strawberry flavouring but what we’re saying is that it really is up to you and how far you’re trying to experiment. At MF Coffee, we’ve even tried peanut butter. (It was sublime to say the least)

And that’s it guys, MF Mocha brewed the MF way!

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Thank you for reading!

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