Capture the feeling of being cozy in Winter with hot chocolate coloring pages. You can enjoy 30 black and white drawings featuring this iconic and beloved hot beverage that’s the perfect remedy to a cold day.
It may be hard to believe, but hot chocolate is believed to have originated from the Mayans around 500 BC.
It then spread around the world and was even used as a medicine by some people! For us, it’s more of a treat to help fight the cold and makes one think of cozy days inside.
Within this collection, you will not only see a large variety of hot chocolate and mugs but also some of the settings you might enjoy this tasty treat.
30 Hot Chocolate Coloring Pages To Print And Color for Free
1. Hot Chocolate In A Cozy Winter Scene
Looking out at a Winter wonderland scene is the best place to enjoy hot chocolate! Although we usually drink it hot, the ancient Mayans are believed to have drank their hot chocolate mixture cold.
2. Cup Of Hot Chocolate With Steam Coloring Sheet
The steam is rising over this mug of hot chocolate which proves that this beverage is ready to drink! When coloring the steam, you can use a thin layer of watercolor paint to make the colors look light and soft.
3. Hot Cocoa With A Spoon
There are plenty of mini marshmallows in this cup of hot cocoa! The terms hot chocolate and hot cocoa are often used interchangeably, but they’re actually separate drinks. One is made directly from chocolate whereas the other is made from cocoa powder and is usually stronger.
4. Cartoony Hot Chocolate Mug
The snowflake on this mug helps to give it a proper Winter feeling! Did you know that although we consume it as a treat, hot chocolate was used by the Aztecs as a medicine? Some European people also used it as a treatment for liver disease, stomach problems and even fevers.
5. Simple Hot Chocolate Mug
6. Hot Chocolate In A Christmas Mug
For countries that celebrate Christmas in the Winter, hot chocolate is a staple of that holiday! These days we enjoy the drink from mugs more often than not, but in Europe it would often be drunk out of larger pitchers.
7. Hot Chocolate To-Go
Sometimes you need to enjoy your hot chocolate on the go, and this to-go cup would be perfect for that. In modern times, hot chocolate is usually sweet but it didn’t always used to be that way! The Mayans would have it more bitter with chili peppers for added sharpness. When the Spanish took the drink back home, they decided to make it sweeter and removed the chili element.
8. Hot chocolate With Cinnamon Sticks
9. Hot Chocolate With Cookies
Hot chocolate can be enhanced with your favorite tasty treats like these cookies. People love to have cookies with hot chocolate as they can be dipped in the drink and then eaten.
10. Hot Chocolate With Whipped Cream Coloring PDF For Kids
Some like to enjoy hot chocolate as it is, but many others like to add elements like whipped cream. When coloring the whipped cream on this hot chocolate, you could use some thick layers of acrylic paint to give it a bit of a 3D element.
11. Hot Chocolate Station
During Winter, festive holiday stands like this one are popular to help keep people warm and refreshed. It dates back to an older tradition, as in 17th century England there were establishments called chocolate houses that served the beverage to the masses.
12. Marshmallows Floating In Hot Chocolate
It’s time to enjoy a cup of hot cocoa with plenty of marshmallows floating in it! For many people, it’s hard to imagine a cup of hot cocoa without some marshmallows floating within. That being said, the idea of marshmallows in hot chocolate only originated in 1917 thanks to a marketing campaign from a company that manufactured the fluffy little treats.
13. Mug Of Hot Cocoa With Big Marshmallows
Instead of lots of little ones, this mug of hot cocoa has two big marshmallows inside, which some people prefer. While cocoa and hot chocolate have been around for thousands of years, instant hot chocolate was created in America around the 1950s.
14. Hot Chocolate Mug With Heart-Shaped Steam Coloring Page
15. Winter-Themed Mug Of Hot Chocolate
This Winter-themed mug of hot chocolate is the perfect way to end off this collection. You can make it even more special with your own details that remind you of Winter or Christmas time. For example, I would draw a candy cane sticking out of the hot chocolate!
16. Cocoa Bar Menu Chalkboard Coloring Page
A chalkboard menu lists favorite cocoa toppings, from marshmallows to sprinkles, all framed in hand drawn borders. Kids can try white pencil on dark areas to mimic real chalk. It is a fun way to imagine building the perfect custom cup.
17. Gingerbread Man Dipping Into Hot Cocoa Kawaii Coloring Page
A cheerful gingerbread figure leans into a warm cocoa mug, its cute expression adding plenty of charm. Children can color the icing patterns or give the mug festive stripes. The playful moment feels like a tiny winter treat.
18. Campfire Hot Cocoa in Enamel Mug Coloring Page
An enamel mug warms near a small campfire, bringing a cozy outdoor vibe to the page. Reds and oranges help the flames glow while cool blues can shape the night air. It captures that comforting pause you take between adventures.
19. Cocoa Beans in Burlap Sack Printable Coloring Page
A simple sack spills cocoa beans across the ground, giving kids a peek at where chocolate begins. Browns and tans work well, though mixing a few deeper reds can make the beans stand out. The rustic setup adds a bit of learning to the coloring session.
20. White Hot Chocolate in Ceramic Mug Coloring Sheet
A smooth ceramic mug holds creamy white chocolate, topped with gentle steam curls. Kids can use soft pastels to keep the drink looking light and cozy. Shading the mug gives the warm moment a little extra depth.
21. Vintage Cocoa Tin and Wooden Spoon Coloring Sheet
A classic cocoa tin sits beside a simple wooden spoon, evoking an old fashioned kitchen scene. Muted colors or sepia tones can bring out the vintage feel. It is an easy page that still carries a touch of nostalgia.
22. Peppermint Hot Chocolate With Candy Cane Printable
A candy cane rests against a tall mug, promising a sweet peppermint twist. Kids can use bold reds and whites for the cane or add swirls on the whipped cream. The detailed toppings invite a bit of creative coloring.
23. Sledding Day Hot Cocoa Break Coloring Sheet
A scarf, mittens, and a steaming mug sit together, hinting at a quick warmup after snowy fun. Children can brighten the winter gear with stripes or checkered patterns. The simple items bring back the feeling of a playful day outside.
24. Cafe Barista Pouring Hot Cocoa Coloring Page
A barista tilts a pitcher toward a mug, capturing a focused moment behind the counter. Adults may enjoy shading the apron folds or adding steam curls from the cup. The scene feels lively, like stepping into a warm café.
25. Milk Jug, Cocoa Powder, and Whisk Step by Step Coloring Page
A small setup of ingredients shows how hot chocolate begins, from milk to whisking. Kids can color each item differently or add tiny splashes to make it feel active. It offers a gentle introduction to simple kitchen steps.
26. Melting Chocolate in Double Boiler Coloring Sheet
Chocolate pieces melt in a pot set over warm water, a technique easy enough for beginners to color. Soft browns and shiny highlights can make the mixture look rich. The layout stays uncluttered so new artists can enjoy each shape.
27. Cacao Tree With Pods and Leaves Coloring Sheet
Large pods hang from a cacao tree branch, giving a close look at the source of all cocoa drinks. Greens and golden browns can highlight the tree’s unique shapes. It is a neat glimpse into the plant behind everyone’s favorite treat.
28. Thermos Flask and Travel Cup Hot Chocolate Coloring Page
A sturdy thermos stands beside a small travel cup, perfect for warm drinks on the go. Kids can decorate the flask with stripes or add stickers to make it feel personal. The scene suggests a chilly walk made better with a sip of cocoa.
29. Hot Chocolate Recipe Card Coloring Page
A simple recipe card lays out ingredients next to icons of milk, powder, and marshmallows. Children can color each doodle or outline the card like a keepsake. It makes the idea of following a recipe feel fun and approachable.
30. Slow Cooker Hot Chocolate Party Setup Coloring Sheet
A slow cooker sits ready with mugs, ladles, and toppings arranged nearby, hinting at a small cozy gathering. Warm browns and reds can make the setup feel festive. The friendly layout invites kids to imagine sharing cocoa with family or friends.You may also like to color next:
After You Color Your Hot Chocolate Pages
- Draw a cartoon version of yourself or your family to enjoy these mugs of hot chocolate.
- Add some additional toppings like sprinkles and chocolate shavings with beads and other crafts.
- Look up a unique hot chocolate recipe and write it on your favorite page so you can hang it up.
- Draw some cookies, a piece of apple pie or any of your favorite treats that you like to have with hot chocolate.