Whipped Chocolate Butter is the perfect recipe to slather on croissants or toast. Take two dreamy things – butter and chocolate and mix them together for a taste of heaven!
If you’re looking for more chocolate recipes, Creamy Chocolate Fondue and How to Make Chocolate Pudding from Scratch will help you on your journey.

Making your own flavored butter is a pretty easy way to jazz up your meals and it only takes minutes to make.
I found this recipe in Real Simple magazine. The recipe was so tiny, I almost missed it. I’m glad I didn’t!
This is the perfect recipe to impress guests. It seems like you went to a lot of trouble, but instead it only took you minutes to make.
When you want to treat your loved one to breakfast-in-bed, whipped chocolate butter will be a fun addition to your breakfast tray.
“Your hand and your mouth agreed many years ago that, as far as chocolate is concerned, there is no need to involve your brain.” –
Fun Facts about Chocolate
According to Wikipedia, fermented beverages made out of chocolate date all the way to 450 BC. The chocolate beverage was believed to give people strength.
Cacao trees grew up to 60 feet tall in their natural environment, so it was difficult to harvest the trees initially.
On average, it can take up to 400 beans to make one pound of chocolate.
The cacao bean was used by the Aztecs as currency. I can definitely see why.
National Chocolate Day is celebrated July 7th annually.
Cadbury Company located in England, was the first to make the chocolate bar in 1842.
Milk chocolate was created by Daniel Peter in 1875 in Switzerland. It took him eight years of experimenting before he was able to make the perfect recipe.
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Here’s How to Make Whipped Chocolate Butter
Ingredients for Chocolate Compound Butter
!/2 cup room temperature unsalted butter
/2 cup melted semi-sweet chocolate chips
1 tablespoon unsweetened cocoa powder
Pinch of Salt
Directions for Making Chocolate Whipped Butter
Beat all ingredients together in a large bowl with an electric mixer at a low speed until completely blended together.
Serve this easy recipe with toast or butter.

Tips on making this recipe:
When melting your semisweet chocolate chips, make sure you use a double boiler, otherwise the chocolate will likely burn.
I added a few of the semisweet chocolate chips on top of the butter for an elegant presentation. I wrote a post on the top Chocolate Quotes You’ll Love, refer to this post for ideas on writing a personalized card on the tray.
Ideas on How You Can Use Whipped Cocoa Butter
Printable Recipe for Whipped Chocolate Butter
- French toast
- Croissants
- Regular toast
- English muffin
- Bagels
- Muffins
- Crepes
- Pancakes
Whipped Chocolate Butter

Whipped Chocolate Butter is the perfect recipe to slather on croissants or toast. Take two dreamy things and mix them together for a taste of heaven!
Ingredients
- 1/2 cup room-temperature unsalted butter
- 1/2 cup melted semisweet chocolate chips
- 1 tablespoon cocoa powder
- Pinch of salt
Instructions
- Beat all ingredients with an electric mixer together until smooth.
- Serve with toast or croissants.
Please let me know in the comments if you tried this cocoa butter recipe and what you thought. I would also love to hear your other favorite types of flavored butters.
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Tessa Zundel
Monday 7th of March 2022
I used to eat this when I went to friends' houses for afternoon tea when I lived in Russia! I'd forgotten about until I saw your recipe - thank you!