Make Your Own Festive Drink - Honeycomb Latte

Wednesday, November 16, 2016

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You might (or might not have) have noticed that I've been a bit absent this week on my blog, in linky's and social media. I woke up in the early hours of Monday morning with an awful pain in my boob. I then started shivering uncontrollably. Great I thought. I've got mastitis. 

Once I woke up properly I knew it I had it. I felt like death. So much pain, I couldn't even see straight from dizziness and I felt I could sleep forever. A trip to the Dr's, some antibiotics and some care from my husband and the rest of the family later and I'm starting to feel better.

My husband (rightly so) banned me from blogging/editing/photography work until I was feeling better. I am a bit of a work-a-holic. He told me that if I worked in an office or shop I wouldn't be going in to work in that state so my laptop and desktop were off limits!

I may have snuck in an Instagram post, a few tweets and emails but who needs to know.

On Tuesday, my sister in law and niece came over to babysit, look after me. We are both avid coffee drinkers and the week doesn't feel right without at least one coffee shop stop. We decided that we would try and make our own version of one of Costa's Christmas drinks. I enjoyed my Honeycomb Latte so much when I had it and as I was in no fit state for a trip to Costa we decided to make our own.

A quick trip to the corner shop for supplies and a Dolce Gusto latte later, we had made it. It tasted pretty close to the original. We were pretty proud of our handy work. Me being me, had to take some photos, so I quickly gathered a few Christmas props and took these.


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Honeycomb Latte

- Serves One - 

1 cup of steaming hot latte (we used Dolce Gusto, but any latte would work well)

1 full-size Crunchie

squirty cream


- Crush the Crunchie into small pieces and place into your favourite cup, reserving a few for decoration.

- Pour over the hot latte and stir until the Crunchie pieces have melted.

- Squirt a good dollop of cream on top and top with the remaining Crunchie pieces.

- Drink immediately. 


We are going to make a little series of Festive drinks. Next on our list is the Lindt Hot Chocolate or the Salted Caramel Cappuccino. 

What's your favourite Christmas drink?
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  1. Mint Hot Chocolate!!! I'm very disappointed with the Costa one it tastes nothing like it used to! It is vile.

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  2. This sounds yum! I'm going to try it!

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  3. These look yum and I don't even like coffee!! #SharingTheBlogLove

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  4. We must stop meeting like this 😉 It's making me want one even more! Popping back from #dreamteam

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  5. I love the idea of festive drinks! I'm not a fan of coffee but I think I could adapt the crunchie and add it to a hot chocolate! Thank you for sharing!

    Thank you for linking up to #KCACOLS and I hope to see you back again on Sunday x

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  6. Yuuuuummm this sounds delish. I'm sorry you had mastisis I had that three times while I was breastfeeding and like you I knew right away what it was. Cold, fluey and in extreme boob pain. It's the worst. I hope you're all better now, your husband sounds like a good egg, nice of him to make you take a break! lol I'm the same : ). Thanks for sharing with #StayClassyMama!

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  7. That looks so amazing! It looks even better than Costa's version. I hope you're recovered now. Thanks for linking up to #SundayBest x

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