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              <text>INSTANT HOT CHOCOLATE MIX

1- 8 qt of dry milk
1- 11 oz jar of coffee mate
1- 32 oz can of quik
1 - cup powdered sugar
   Mix will and store

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# Instant Hot Chocolate Mix

*Yield: approximately 35 to 36 cups of mix*

## Ingredients

- 1 box (8 qt) dry powdered milk
- 1 jar (11 oz) Coffee Mate creamer
- 1 can (32 oz) Nestle Quik chocolate mix
- 1 cup powdered sugar

## Instructions

1. Combine all ingredients in a very large bowl and mix thoroughly until evenly blended.
2. Store in an airtight container.

### To Serve
Add 3 Tbsp mix to 1 cup hot water and stir until fully dissolved. Adjust to taste.</text>
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