Will this make hot chocolate as well ?? null

Yes. Use the packets of hot chocolate and put in your cup. Then remove the kpack to dispense hot water only.

Thanks for your question. The K-Cafe Special Edition coffee maker has the ability to brew all K-cup pods including tea and hot cocoa. We always suggest running a water brew after brewing powdered beverages to prevent clogging for future brews. We hope this helps!

Although this is not recommended by Keurig, I fill the frother to latte and add two spoons of Quik. It heats and mixes well, but does not froth. My kids want marshmallows, not froth. Goes without saying, clean immediately.

Sure - there are K-Cups available for various brands of hot chocolate, tea etc. In that way, the K-Cafe is like any other Keurig I'm familiar with - if it's in the right size pod, the K-Cafe will handle it. I'm not one for hot chocolate mix using water, but that's just me.

Yes... make a chocolate latte....is good

Yes, you can purchase hot chocolate K-Cups or use it to froth the milk and simply use powdered hot chocolate.

Absolutely, just pop in a hot chocolate pod, push the "coffee" button, select your cup size and press the brew button.

There are k-cups that are hot chocolate, so if you want to use one and put steamed milk in it, I’d say yes.

This model is compatible with all K-cups. There are a variety of hot chocolate K-cups available, so you should have no issues making hot chocolate!

If you are using the hot chocolate k-cups you should be good. Its basically a keurig with added feature to foam milk for lattes and cappuccinos.

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Yes. Use the packets of hot chocolate and put in your cup. Then remove the kpack to dispense hot water only.
Answered by Bcubed 6 years ago
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Thanks for your question. The K-Cafe Special Edition coffee maker has the ability to brew all K-cup pods including tea and hot cocoa. We always suggest running a water brew after brewing powdered beverages to prevent clogging for future brews. We hope this helps!
Answered by Keurig Care 6 years ago
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Although this is not recommended by Keurig, I fill the frother to latte and add two spoons of Quik. It heats and mixes well, but does not froth. My kids want marshmallows, not froth. Goes without saying, clean immediately.
Answered by Melissa 6 years ago
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Sure - there are K-Cups available for various brands of hot chocolate, tea etc. In that way, the K-Cafe is like any other Keurig I'm familiar with - if it's in the right size pod, the K-Cafe will handle it. I'm not one for hot chocolate mix using water, but that's just me.
Answered by Telstar 6 years ago
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Yes... make a chocolate latte....is good
Answered by Gilberto 6 years ago
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I do not see why not.
Answered by eeeeeeeeee 6 years ago
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Yes, you can purchase hot chocolate K-Cups or use it to froth the milk and simply use powdered hot chocolate.
Answered by Doug 6 years ago
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Absolutely, just pop in a hot chocolate pod, push the "coffee" button, select your cup size and press the brew button.
Answered by AlanD963 6 years ago
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There are k-cups that are hot chocolate, so if you want to use one and put steamed milk in it, I’d say yes.
Answered by CrackerD 6 years ago
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This model is compatible with all K-cups. There are a variety of hot chocolate K-cups available, so you should have no issues making hot chocolate!
Answered by BlakeSTL 6 years ago
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