Meanings of drinking chocolate in English

Porridge oats, O'Boy drinking chocolate powder and sugar in Tupperware containers on the worktop.

But then nobody is drinking chocolate sodas-atleast no one is doing it light-heartedly

You have to use unsweetened cocoa powder or dark chocolate; drinking chocolate is too sweet.

Next I found a quiet café and ordered drinking chocolate with a glass of water.

Jakoba is paying visits, drinking chocolate, and eating biscuits.

He went in search of his wife, and found her drinking chocolate at the buffet with two strange men.

The wedding took place in the room where Jeff had been used to drinking chocolate with his little friend only a year before.

In 1662, the Catholic church declared that drinking chocolate did not break a fast and so it became popular in monasteries all over Europe.

Moreover she could frequently be seen in the company of officers in the Eisenbeiss pastry shop, drinking chocolate and having a good time generally.

A ten minute search turned up five cans of drinking chocolate, a sachet of unhydrated oatmeal cakes, and a serve-three pizza with extra anchovies.

This coffee-free concoction of frothy milk topped with a dusting of drinking chocolate and served in a tiny expresso cup is fast becoming a phenomenon.

On that morning Johnson came to me from Streatham, and after drinking chocolate at General Paoli's, in South-Audley-street, we proceeded to Lord Marchmont's in Curzon-street.

"I believe I would like some drinking chocolate," she said.

(His companions were munching wafers and drinking chocolate milk.)

'The next morning I was drinking chocolate and eating croissants, as though it were the middle of peacetime.'

" Drinking chocolate sounds lovely," I said.