A Chocolate Bouquet

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Chocolate Coffee and Hot Chocolate!

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This pretty little cup and two packets of chocolate flavored coffees is a very affordable little gift!  The coffees were 97 cents each at Walmart, and you can purchase a very affordable cup of your choice as well.  Curling ribbon is under $2 for a big roll, which can be used for many, many gifts.

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If you'd like a fancier ribbon, you can purchase Valentine's Day, or colored ribbons with wire edges for $2 per roll(9").  Tie a regular bow, and form the wires with your fingers to make the bow full.  You can also make your ribbon long, and make a double bow by folding the extra ribbon back toward the bow, and tucking it into the middle section where the bow ties together.

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If you'd like to add a little extra treat, you can give a bag of chocolate truffles with the coffees and cup. 

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Or another sweet treat is a tiny book stuffed between the coffee packets!

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Cut 3 or 4 long strands of curling ribbon, and wrap them all together around a packet of hot chocolate-I used Land o Lakes hot chocolate.  Once tied, use scissors to curl the ribbon.

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Put the hot chocolate packet with the curly ribbon in the center of the other packets, and place them in a large mug.  The ribbons will "spill" out of the sides this way.

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If you'd like to add a little something extra, you can put a small book under the cup and tie it all together with a few more strands of curling ribbon.  My cup has a saucer with it-if you use a cup with a saucer, you may want to use a tiny bit of tape to hold the cup and saucer together.

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