
There’s nothing like a cozy cup of hot chocolate especially when it’s elevated with the smooth and aerated delight of an Aero bar. Enjoy the ideal winter drink, the Aero Melted Moment perfect to punctuate cold winter days and add a little magic to them.
This delicious concoction combines the delightful texture of Aero buttons with the creamy warmth of hot milk, topped with whipped cream, marshmallows, and a sprinkle of Nestlé Aero chocolate for a truly decadent experience.
Whether you’re unwinding after a long day or simply treating yourself, Aero Melted Moments are sure to elevate your hot chocolate experience to new heights. Enjoy the velvety smoothness and rich chocolate flavour in every sip.
Create the ultimate Aero Melted Moment right in your own kitchen.
INGREDIENTS
Milk (low fat)
1 Aero chocolate bar (40g)
Mini marshmallows
Nestlé Whipped cream
EQUIPMENT NEEDED
Mug
Teaspoon for stirring
Microwave
RECIPE INSTRUCTIONS
Measure 250ml of milk in the cup and heat it in the microwave for 1 minute (monitor to avoid overheating).
Break the Aero bar into 6-8 pieces and add to the hot milk. Stir consistently until the chocolate is completely melted
Top the hot chocolate with whipped cream
Crush remaining 1-2 AERO pieces and sprinkle them over the whipped cream for added flavor
Finish by adding max 8 mini marshmallows on top and enjoy your Aero melted moments
Serving suggestions:
using only 8 pieces is recommended
no need to add sugar
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Author: Karabo Phitsane from Orchard On 25 on behalf of Nestlé South Africa.

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