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Tips for Creating a Holiday Coffee + Hot Chocolate Bar…
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While we were up in Flagstaff recently, we setup a coffee and hot chocolate bar for our guests! It’s that time of year when you may be hosting family and guests and this idea is a perfect morning surprise! Or, use our ideas to host a gathering for your girlfriends one morning before school gets out for Winter break! Here are a few tips for creating the perfect coffee bar…
Tip #1: Start with cute coffee mugs, stack and display on a tray. Add candy canes for a festive touch!
To-go cups are also a great idea for guests that can’t stay long and would like to take one for the road!
Tip #2: Offer your favorite coffee, but also serve hot chocolate in case any of your guests aren’t coffee drinkers!
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Tip #3: A coffee bar wouldn’t be complete without COFFEE-MATE flavored creamers. Serve your favorite flavors! We used Peppermint Mocha, Butter Toffee and Spiced Rum Cake. Perfect for the holidays!
Tip #4: Serve a variety of sweet treats that go well with coffee…
Cookies…
Danishes…
and gingerbread men…
are all delicious choices!
What do you think? Are you ready to host a coffee + hot chocolate bar?
We would love to see photos if you do! Be sure to share by tagging #tomkatstudio on instagram!
Styling + Design | The TomKat Studio
Coffee To-Go Cups, Stripe Bags, Scoops, Stir Sticks + Cup Holders | The TomKat Studio Shop
Photography | Rennai Hoefer, Ten22 Studio
Baby It’s Cold Outside Print | Pen N’ Paper Flowers
THIS IS A SPONSORED POST. THE TOMKAT STUDIO HAS RECEIVED PAYMENT, TRADE AND/OR PRODUCTS FROM COFFEE-MATE IN EXCHANGE FOR PROMOTING, HOWEVER ALL OPINIONS STATED ARE MY OWN AND I ONLY PROMOTE PRODUCTS I LOVE.
December 12, 2014
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I think this is a GREAT idea Kim! Since everyone’s time is so limited this time of year, this would also be a great idea to host a casual get together for your neighbors without having to do a huge party, but it would still be festive. Or, I could see this as a great start to families who go together to cut down their Christmas trees!