Shoko Hot Chocolate
A warm mug of Shoko, whenever you need one.
Shoko (שוקו) is the Hebrew word for a chocolate drink, often chocolate milk. Our version is hot chocolate, made for cold mornings, evenings on the couch, and the days when you feel like something sweet instead of coffee.
Choose your format:
- Keurig-compatible pods: 12 single-serve pods per box. Certified kosher by the Chicago Rabbinical Council (cRc).
- Powder: hot chocolate mix for making a mug at home. STAR-K kosher certified.
We donate 18% of our profits to organizations supporting Israel.
18% of Profits
Donated to support Israel
Every Cup Funds the Mission.
Causes We Support
Belev Echad
A nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting wounded Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) veterans and their families.
Christians United for Israel
Christians United for Israel (CUFI) is the largest pro-Israel organization in the United States, uniting more than 10 million Christians in steadfast support of the Jewish people and the State of Israel.
Friends of the IDF
The United States based nonprofit organization that provides educational, cultural, recreational, and well-being support to the soldiers of the Israel Defense Forces.
American Friends of Magen David Adom
US based fundraising arm of Magen David Adom, Israel’s only national Emergency Medical Service and blood services organization.
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Questions About Shoko
Shoko (שוקו) is the Hebrew word for a chocolate drink, often chocolate milk. Ours is hot chocolate, made for the moments when you want a warm mug of something sweet.
Choose Keurig-compatible pods or hot chocolate powder. Each pod box contains 12 single-serve pods.
Yes. Our Keurig-compatible pods are certified by the Chicago Rabbinical Council (cRc). Our powder is STAR-K kosher certified. The certification depends on the format you choose.
Each box contains 12 Keurig-compatible hot chocolate pods.
Yes. A one-time pod box is $19.99, or $13.99 with a subscription, a 30% saving. Choose delivery every month, every 6 weeks, or every 2 months.
Yes. We donate 18% of our profits to organizations supporting Israel. Shoko is part of that same commitment.