Sometimes my best intentions for cookie and candy tray gifts fall through and I turn to ‘mixes’ for gifts. Chocolate Gravy Mix Gift is always a welcomed treat and super easy to make.
Jarred mix recipes make great gifts all year, not just for the holidays. Give them as a Housewarming gift to new neighbors, happy treat for friends, “I’m thinking of you” gift, etc.
In the day of lavish gifts, a heartfelt homemade gift is appreciated. I have given Sand Art Brownies for years. Sand Art Brownies is a jarred gift mix that makes the best brownies. Everyone I give it to raves about how rich and decadent the brownies are. Be sure to click over and check it out.
Since I’ve given it to practically everyone I know for one reason or another, I needed to come up with a new mix. Hello Chocolate Gravy Mix Gift!
Mixes are a convenient way to give a gift, but also convenient for the recipient. Using one Chocolate Gravy Mix Gift instead of four ingredients makes breakfast super easy and fast!
Chocolate Gravy is one of my boys’ favorite breakfast recipes. I serve it over hot homemade biscuits and that’s all they want for breakfast!
Chocolate Gravy Mix Gift makes a nice, thoughtful ‘happy’ for a neighbor or friend. It ships well for out of town family and friends. As well, it’s a good project for younger kids to get involved with the gift-giving process!
Chocolate Gravy Mix Gift
What you’ll need
- One 1/2 pint jar for each recipe of Chocolate Gravy
- 3/4 cup granulated sugar
- 1/4 cup cocoa powder
- 1/4 cup self-rising flour
- Ribbon for decorating your jar
- A recipe card with the written recipe or my printable recipe here
- Or print just the instructions here.
How to assemble
- In a bowl, whisk together the sugar, cocoa powder, and flour.
- Fill jar. It will fill the entire jar.
- Seal the jar and decorate with the ribbon.
- Attach the recipe to the jar.
What food mixes do you like?
Meg Butler says
How do you prepare ? To make the actual gravy I mean…. I’d like to put that on the gift card
Paula says
A recipe card with the written recipe or my printable recipe here >https://www.callmepmc.com/chocolate-gravy/
Or print just the instructions here> https://docs.google.com/document/d/1s-9o_0JiisKWqb7y4DA-A7LU05Sfqu7uK1vnziPreM4/edit
Rose Selvar says
In your recipe for Chocolate Gravy, I see 1/2 teaspoon vanilla. But in your “Chocolate Gravy Mix” Instructions I do not see when to add the vanilla. It is not mentioned. Does the vanilla go in at the very end after you take the pan off of the heat source?
I am referring to the printable instructions that are attached to the actual jar of Chocolate Gravy Mix that you are giving as a gift.
Hope you understand what I am referring to….
Thank you.
Paula says
Yes, add the vanilla after you take it off the heat.
Kathie says
Where instructions can be printed the recipe called for 3 cups “butter milk (whole, 2%, 1%).” Surely the “butter milk “ part of this is a mistake. I am sure you didn’t actually mean “buttermilk.” But just any kind of regular milk, right?
Paula says
You are correct! I don’t know where that ‘butter’ came from and I corrected it. Thanks for pointing that out.
Mary Jennwdy says
I’ve never heard of chocolate gravy mix. I saw your receipt, but what do you do with it. Do you mix water or milk? Sounds good, it’s just that I’ve never heard of thst. Would be good for my great grand kids.
Paula says
It’s a Southern thing, and I did not grow up eating it but my husband did. Yes, it’s mixed with milk and butter and makes a sauce that is served over biscuits.