Hot chocolate premix for cafes

What does a cafe get in a box?

One box weighs 1 kg. It holds 20 single-serve pouches of 50 g each. One pouch makes one cup. Every box is one flavour.

Hot chocolate is also what cafes buy most from us. Of the order value from our 59 cafe and restaurant accounts since July 2025, hot chocolate is 86%. That figure is from our own orders, and we lead with hot chocolate when we sell, so it partly shows what we pitch. The full order map has the detail.

How many cups does one box make?

One box makes 20 cups. You use 1 pouch per cup. Add one pouch to milk and bring it to a slight boil, up to 2 minutes. A 12 kg order is 12 boxes, which is 240 cups.

Each box price is in the flavour list below. Our guide on pricing hot chocolate in cafes shows how to set the menu price.

What is the minimum order?

The minimum order for hot chocolate is 12 kg. That is 12 boxes. Better rates start from 12 kg. Tell us your monthly volume in the enquiry and we will quote against it.

How can I try it before ordering?

Order a sample kit. The Classic kit has 5 flavours in 50 g pouches. The Exotic kit has 4 flavours in 50 g pouches. Make a cup of each, then decide what goes on your menu. Our guide on choosing a hot chocolate premix lists what to check when you taste.

Which flavours sell in cafes?

Classic Dark is the all-day staple, and it suits a short menu. The other eight flavours fit a role: a winter special, a dessert bar, a festive menu. Start with one staple and one or two flavours for a season. Each box is 1 kg, which is 20 cups.

• Classic DarkThe Foundational Gold Standard₹800 per box
• HazelnutRoasted Nut and Milk Chocolate₹850 per box
• IrishVelvety Malt and Vanilla₹850 per box
• OrangeCitrus Zest and 70% Dark₹850 per box
• StrawberryBright Fruit and White Cocoa₹850 per box
• BelgianRich European Milk Chocolate₹850 per box
• CinnamonWarm Spice and Dark Cocoa₹880 per box
• MintCool Herbal and Dark Chocolate₹850 per box
• TiramisuCoffee, Mascarpone and Cocoa₹850 per box

Can you make it under my brand?

Yes, for cafes with steady volume. Private label needs packaging and a larger run, so it pays off once you reorder on a regular schedule. Start with our stock boxes first. When your orders are steady, talk to us about your own label. Our article on when private label makes sense shows how to do the sum.

Read before you order

• How Cafes Make Hot Chocolate, and Why Most Cups Taste Thin
• How to Choose a Hot Chocolate Premix for Your Cafe
• What Indian Cafes Charge for Hot Chocolate, and What You Keep at Each Price

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