The Brand New Winter Trend, Hot Cocoa Bombs, Can Be Found At Chocolate Works Lehigh Valley In Pennsylvania

A steaming cup of hot chocolate, with marshmallows floating on top, always hits the spot, especially on a cold Pennsylvania day. Sure, we can make our own chocolate with cocoa powder we have in the kitchen. We can also head to our favorite café for a scrumptious cup. However, we've got a new way to enjoy a decadent cup and that's with a hot chocolate bomb. If you've not had a hot chocolate bomb yet, make your way to Chocolate Works in Pennsylvania - STAT.

Hot chocolate (or hot cocoa) bombs have been all the rage for months now - and for good reason. They're delightful, and you can get your own hot chocolate bombs from...

Chocolate Works Lehigh Valley in Bethlehem. Be forewarned, however, that the moment you walk into the quaint chocolate shop, your senses will be flooded with goodness.

You'll find a little bit of everything at this popular chocolate shop - from chocolate covered pretzels to...

Chocolate covered strawberries. You can even stock up on your favorite flavors of jelly beans.

However, the hottest commodity at Chocolate Works these days is the hot chocolate bomb - a hollow chocolate ball bursting with, at the very least, hot cocoa powder and marshmallows inside.

Heat a cup of milk then gently drop the chocolate bomb into the cup. Voila! The bomb, in all of its glory, will explode. Mix it with a spoon, and you're in for one of the most decadent cups of hot chocolate you've probably ever had.

You can usually find chocolate bombs in a variety of flavors. They also tend to sell out quickly no matter where you go.

Chocolate Works sells both milk and dark chocolate bombs. You can also order individual flavors.

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Have you had the hot chocolate bombs from Chocolate Works in Pennsylvania? What'd you think? Share your experience in the comments! If you're a chocoholic, you might just want to gas up the car for a road trip to the seven best old school chocolate shops in Pennsylvania.