The Best 50 Hot Cocoa Bombs Recipes

If you love turtle chocolates, then making your own turtle hot cocoa bombs is taking it to the next level.

Add a tiny bit of crunch with the wafery taste from the Kit Kat Candy in this twist on the cocoa bombs. You can even print the step-by-step instructions too!

See some Disney in your cocoa bombs with these easy-to-make Minnie Mouse cocoa bombs, you can even adapt and make Mickey ones too!

This recipe calls for the use of the classic Werther’s candy which already has our mouths watering. Just imagine that melted caramel mixed with the mocha flavor all mixed in with warm milk!

Finding White Hot Chocolate is a bit hard these days BUT if you can grab some then making these white chocolate with white hot chocolate combo bombs are going to be top-notch and in demand for sure!

Bring some magic in with these BEAUTIFUL well-made unicorn-themed hot cocoa bombs. These aren’t as hard to make as they make look either!

If you’re following the Keto diet you can still enjoy these sweet treats, this recipe uses all Keto-friendly ingredients and they still come out amazing!

Another great way to use candy to change the classic hot cocoa bombs recipe. Step by step recipe with pictures on how to make these bombs.

This recipe shows you the basics of hot cocoa bombs with step-by-step pictures and directions. Great beginner’s recipe to start with!

If you need some ideas on how to make holiday-themed cocoa bombs, start here. You can mix the colors and sprinkles up to make something specific to the holiday!

Just when you thought your Instant Pot couldn’t do anymore, there are cocoa bombs! You can skip having to stick the two halves together and make these super quick!

Make these crisp-tasting peppermint cocoa bombs in 10 minutes! You can make these year-round and they’re still in season!

These one-of-a-kind cocoa bombs are sure to wow everyone! They just take a few extra steps from the classic recipes and they look beautiful!

Add just a dash of mint to your cocoa with these cocoa bombs. If you love the chocolate-mint combo like Andes then you’ll love these!

Pumpkin spice doesn’t have to be just one season of the year. Make it popular year-round with these pumpkin-tasting cocoa bombs you can make as gifts for your favorite pumpkin spice lover!

What makes these so magical is the inside bits, make them super bright and colorful to bring out the unique unicorn cocoa bombs!

Ok, these are too cute not to make. A new twist on classic marshmallows, these cocoa bombs feature CORGI marshmallows!

You’ll be the coolest person around when you make these LEGO man hot cocoa bombs! Perfect for themed parties!

All kids pretty much love Lucky Charms and now they can DRINK it too in these festive cocoa bombs!

If you love snickerdoodle cookies you’re going to drool over these cocoa bombs. This recipe just adds a couple of extra ingredients from the classic recipes.

This delicious take on cocoa bombs just keeps making them better and better. Make these for Valentine’s Day, Christmas, or year-round!

For those that like sweet and salty, these are the perfect cocoa bombs for you. Plus salted caramel is pretty popular these days too, so they’re sure to be a hit as gifts!

Celebrate those wins or use them as cool favors at the next game gathering. These baseball-themed cocoa bombs are sure to win over the crowd.

Enjoy all the goodness of s’mores while you’re inside, warm, and bundled up. There are even toasted marshmallows on top too!

Nutella goes with everything, including cocoa bombs! These are going to taste AMAZING as they melt into that warm milk! Warning may be addicting.

This recipe shows you how you can make different cocoa bombs once you have the basics down. Plus they also have the VIDEO of how the cocoa bombs melt too!

Nobody better lay a finger on my Butterfinger cocoa bomb! Make these crunchy and savory cocoa bombs super quick and easy with this recipe.

If they like a little coconut then make sure to make these Almond Joy Candy cocoa bombs! The nuts are optional and the coconut isn’t overwhelming at all once melted.

This has to be the best idea for those with dairy allergies, you can make these with dairy free chocolate chips. It does take a little bit longer to create than regular cocoa bombs but it’s so worth it!

The kids can “Let it Go” while their Frozen cocoa bombs melt away into a delicious cup of hot chocolate with these easy-to-make five-ingredient cocoa bombs.

If you’ve never made a cocoa bomb and are a visual learner, this is the one for you. Step-by-step instructions that are easy to follow with pictures to help you along the way.

Combine candy and chocolate when you make these two-tone hot chocolate bombs. The only difference from the original bombs is just two additional ingredients.

A mystical turn on the cocoa bombs, create magical unicorn-shaped cocoa bombs that are perfect for birthday parties!

Change up the taste and add coffee instead of hot chocolate! You can get the powder flavored mixes like cappuccino that are ready to go at the store!

A holiday twist on these classic cocoa bombs. You can make these during Valentine’s or Christmas with the red and white of the peppermint adding a colorful blast to them (plus peppermint is said to soothe upset stomachs).

You can create a next-level cocoa bomb for just the adults with this recipe. The printable recipe you can keep and step-by-step directions for those new to making cocoa bombs.

Add some love on top of these classic hot cocoa bombs. You can use themed marshmallows or seasonal sprinkles.

For those following their Keto diet, you can still enjoy these sweet treats! A great gift idea for someone that follows the Keto diet as well.

A new way to make the cocoa bombs that don’t require sealing two pieces together (making it faster and easier to finish these!)

If you want to skip all the mess this is an easy way to have cocoa bombs without the work. You can mix the flavors of the truffles to create new tastes!

If you’re not a huge hot chocolate fan but love mocha, these are the hot cocoa bombs for you! Great for adults that don’t prefer hot chocolate but still like their morning coffee fix.

If you need last-minute classroom gift ideas for Read Across American week or Christmas these are perfect!

While these are a bit seasonal you can make these Gingerbread House bombs as part of a sampler set as gifts!

Adults and kids alike are sure to love these colorful chocolate-filled bombs. These you can make and then let the kids decorate with all the colors they want!

Use some of that cereal from the bottom of the boxes to finish these fruity cocoa bombs, if you’re worried about them not looking perfect these are great starter cocoa bombs as you can cover the messes with the cereal.

A fancy touch to classic hot cocoa bombs and would make for great gifts! Great step-by-step instructions with pictures to follow!

If you like a dash of caramel chocolate these are going to be mouth-watering for you. You can drizzle the caramel on top and as some for the sealing when putting the two halves together for an added element of the caramel.

Who says Pumpkin Spice is seasonal? Now you can create pumpkin spice hot chocolate year-round with these delicious melts. (You just need the pumpkin spice mix in bulk for those super fans!)

Keep it spooky and festive with these adorable cocoa bombs that feature ghost marshmallows!

Add a fruity touch to the classic hot cocoa bomb recipes with this Strawberry Hot Chocolate Bomb DIY!