This chocolatey Camping Cocoa with Vodka is light and refreshing. It is the perfect camping treat!
When I go camping I usually either forget something or I run out of something. During my recent camping trip to Colorado I had a bottle of vodka that I was drinking with pineapple orange juice. As usual, I ran out of something - the juice.
Being at my campsite and not close to civilization, I perused the kitchen box to see what else I could mix with my vodka. This Camping Cocoa with Vodka was the result.
You could use cacao powder, cocoa powder, or a cocoa mix as well, and adjust the sugar as needed. I always buy unsweetened almond milk, so I added sugar to make this cocktail sweeter. You could drink this hot or cold.
When I go on a road trip I like to pack food in mason jars, because they are more secure than reusable plastic containers. I took advantage of having an empty jar, and made a sun tea.
On this same trip I also made a Camping Sangria, which was made in a mason jar as well.
Camping Cocoa with Vodka
This cocktail can be served hot or cold. So whether you're sitting around the fire trying to warm up, or you need to cool off after hiking all day, this drink is for you!
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Camping Cocoa with Vodka
Ingredients
- 1-2 Yogi Mayan Cocoa Spice tea bags depending how strong you like your tea
- 6 oz. water
- 2 oz. vodka
- 3 oz. unsweetened vanilla almond milk
- 2 teaspoons coconut sugar or other sugar
- 1 (12) oz. mason jar
Instructions
- Put tea bags into mason jar. Pour water 1/2 full into jar over tea bags. Add two small spoonfuls of sugar. Leave in the sun for several hours.
- Pour almond milk 1/4 way up mason jar. Pour vodka a little less than 1/4 in jar. Add ice or heat in a pan on stovetop.
Nutrition
*Note: Nutrition information should be considered an estimate only. Different nutrition calculators give you different results.
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