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Home » Trader Joe's » Trader Joe's Double Chocolate Hot Cocoa Stirring Spoon

Trader Joe's Double Chocolate Hot Cocoa Stirring Spoon

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Modified: Aug 9, 2025 · Published: Nov 3, 2017 by becomebetty · This post may contain affiliate links · 6 Comments

I used to keep packets of hot cocoa in my desk drawer at work. I don't know if this is true in anyone else's workplace, but I can never predict how hot or how cold it will be in my room from day to day.

An unopened package of Trader Joe's Double Chocolate Hot Cocoa Stirring Spoon

I keep several extra sweaters for when they decide to turn the heat down for the day. Where I work, that usually means the heat seems to click off around 10AM. So by the time the afternoon rolls around I'm pretty much cold. So there are certain things beyond clothing I keep around: tea, coffee, and hot chocolate. Fortunately, I got to try this product in the comfort of my own home, but I would absolutely buy a few of these to keep in a desk drawer.

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1 Taste
2 Overall
3 Product Photos
4 The Bottom Line
4.1 Trader Joe's Double Chocolate Hot Cocoa Stirring Spoon
4.2 User Review
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Taste

This isn't your typical Swiss Miss-style packet of sorta chocolate powder. This is actually chocolate and it is indeed double chocolate as there is both dark chocolate and milk chocolate attached to a sort of flimsy plastic spoon.

As an added bonus there are three marshmallows attached to make you feel right at home. I heated up 8 ounces of milk and followed the directions the rest of the way. Once heated the chocolate will melt in a few minutes.

Now, maybe my milk wasn't hot enough, but my chocolate wasn't 100% incorporated into my milk. Perhaps it was the milk, perhaps it was the user. In either case, while my hot chocolate had the texture of milk with some fine chocolate shavings, it was still pretty good.

This has a nice sweetness. It's not chalky like the packets either.

It was chocolatey without feeling you were drinking chocolate syrup. For $0.99 this beats a packet of the powdered stuff any day of the week.

The marshmallows were a bonus and added that classic cold-weather feel to an otherwise pleasant drink.

Overall

I'd buy this again. I might even pick up a couple as stocking stuffers. For the price, it was a nice affordable step up from a packet of the powdered hot cocoa mix that is all too often found in a desk drawer.

Would I buy this again? Yes, I would buy Trader Joe's Double Chocolate Hot Cocoa Stirring Spoon again. Something good to keep around the house or at work or perhaps for a stocking stuffer for a chocolate lover in your life.

Product Photos

Trader Joe's Double Chocolate Hot Cocoa Stirring Spoon that can be found on shelves (I found mine where they keep the chocolates):

Trader Joe's Double Chocolate Hot Cocoa Stirring Spoon

The nutritional information and the ingredients:

Trader Joe's Double Chocolate Hot Cocoa Stirring Spoon

How to prepare:

Trader Joe's Double Chocolate Hot Cocoa Stirring Spoon

Out of the package you get:

Trader Joe's Double Chocolate Hot Cocoa Stirring Spoon

After being cooked you get:

Trader Joe's Double Chocolate Hot Cocoa Stirring Spoon

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The Bottom Line

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Trader Joe's Double Chocolate Hot Cocoa Stirring Spoon
An unopened package of Trader Joe's Double Chocolate Hot Cocoa Stirring Spoon

Product Name: Trader Joe's Double Chocolate Hot Cocoa Stirring Spoon

Product Description: Trader Joe's Double Chocolate Hot Cocoa Stirring Spoon is a seasonal stocking stuffer or just something easy to keep around if you only need one cup of hot chocolate.

Price: $0.99

Currency: USD

Availability: LimitedAvailability

3.5

Summary

Trader Joe's Double Chocolate Hot Cocoa Stirring Spoon is an annual find.

  • Taste
  • Value
  • Worthy of Repurchasing

Pros

  • Trader Joe's Double Chocolate Hot Cocoa Stirring Spoon hits the shelves right in time for the cooler weather.
  • It makes for a decent cup of hot cocoa and it's pretty much an all-in-one setup.
  • Priced under $1.

Cons

  • This did not totally incorporate into my milk, but perhaps my milk wasn't hot enough.
  • Then again, that did not matter because the flavor was pretty good.
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Comments

  1. judilyn says

    November 03, 2017 at 12:53 am

    Plus a half teaspoon of a quality instant coffee????

    Virtual hugs,

    Judie

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    • becomebetty says

      November 03, 2017 at 1:22 am

      Now that's a great idea! Thanks Judie!

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  2. pauldaviescartoons says

    November 03, 2017 at 7:55 am

    You missed one of the vital elements in this, it's made in England!! That aside I have to say I've never seen it over here.

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    • becomebetty says

      November 07, 2017 at 12:03 am

      You are absolutely right! I'm always amazed at how many products are sometimes made in a certain country but then are never sold there. On a side note, I'm very jealous that you all have Aldi's Wine Advent Calendar. That hasn't made its way state side other than in viral videos.

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  3. annika says

    November 03, 2017 at 12:26 pm

    That's cute and there is an actual spoon in there! I have only seen versions with a discardable wooden spoon before.

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  4. msw blog says

    November 06, 2017 at 1:46 am

    What a great stocking stuffer idea ? if your at home you can even stir it into your Irish cream :).

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