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Today’s 99 Days of Christmas gift idea are these adorable hot chocolate kits! I love that these make for fully customizable hot chocolate, plus just about every element, including the decorations can be used in the final yummy product.
All you’ll need to make these are your favorite Hot Chocolate ingredients, some plastic test tubes, ribbon, stir sticks (to go in the middle) and a few decorations to glue to the end of the stir sticks. I’m planning to make a much of these up this year and keep them on hand for last minute gifts for neighbors, co-workers and friends. What a fun way to make someone’s day!
For more details on how to make these cute gifts make sure to check out Kristy.com. 
Want to see more Christmas ideas? Make sure to check out the complete 99 Days of Christmas series! Here are just a few of the ideas we have shared:
Homemade Christmas Snow Globes
Red Velvet Sandwich Cookies: Made with Boxed Cake Mix
Homemade Advent Calendars: 5 Ideas to Spark Your Creativity
Single Serving Pies in a Jar
Homemade Christmas Decoration Balls
Earn Extra Money for the Holidays: Top Rated Survey Companies
Homemade Hot Chocolate Kits
Simple Christmas Centerpieces
Reindeer Food
Cookie Cutter Wreath
I know, I know…Essential Oils have really nothing to do with Hot Chocolate, but since this post is so popular and many of you are visiting Bargain Blessings for the first time I would be amiss if I didn’t tell you about how much they have changed my mental and physical health for the better. If you care to hear more of that story, check out this post over here. 🙂
Erin says
I found these: https://www.sks-bottle.com/340c/fin113a.html
Jodie says
Where did you get the metal caps from? It looks like the link you sent us to has plastic lids, not metal. Such a cute idea. Thank you for sharing.
Becky says
I ordered the tubes from the link. I didn’t even look at how tall they were because the picture showed tall ones. They are only 3″ tall.
Darrylon says
Question: What did you fill the tubes with?
Lynn McKinney says
Thank you for the wonderful class. I did learn a lot. Also thank you for allowing me to come at the last min.
I didn’t know if you had my email address since I came in late.
Thanks.
Lynn
Jenna says
Thanks for joining us Lynn. 🙂 I just actually release your ticket to you on eventbrite. Please don’t forget to complete that ticket purchase since we didn’t get you checked in at the door. That will also get you on this e-mail list for the Homemade gifts eBook and the resources that we talked about in class. 🙂
Coleen says
I would like to know the same question. They look like quarter roll tubes.
Susan says
Anyone know where to get the tubes?
Love the idea.
Susan
Jenna says
I did a little looking around on Amazon and found these. They are currently $5.83 for a 10 pack (.58 each). https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001EM9WM0/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B001EM9WM0&linkCode=as2&tag=bargabless07-20
Gina says
I ordered the tubes from your link and they are teeny tiny. Too small to do this project.