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Source: The Brandeis Hoot

Welcome back to Hoot Recommends. We’re into November now, and the weather is starting to get colder. As it starts to get chillier outside, we’ve decided to share our favorite hot drinks to help you warm up. Liam: My favorite hot drink has to be hot chocolate. It’s such a late fall classic and you really can’t go wrong with it. Especially when it’s paired with a chocolate containing dessert like a cookie or a s’more, it’s just so good. Just like a little slice of heaven in your hands. Berenice: Though I do enjoy hot chocolate, I would generally opt for matcha latte, specifically without sweetener. I find that with sweetener it ends up tasting too sweet (especially if eating something sweet with it), and not having the sweetener also helps me enjoy the taste of the matcha more. James: I don’t like any hot drinks. Like at all. None of them. I don’t like the sensation of having hot liquid burning the roof of my mouth.

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