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Andes Chocolate Mints Mug Cake

photo of a spoonful of Andes Chocolate Mints Mug Cake
This mug cake has only four ingredients. And it tastes just like Andes mints.

There is something about Andes mints. I get so excited when restaurants offer them as after-dinner mints or when hotels leave them on the pillows at night.

Earlier last month, I spent a good amount of time in another office building for some work meetings. The company I was visiting had Andes mints everywhere. They were at the front reception desk, in every conference room, at the lunch area, etc. You couldn’t miss them. I couldn’t resist grabbing one or two on my way out and munching on a few during breaks. I was glad to see I wasn’t the only one. Everyone else was doing the same.
photo of an Andes Chocolate Mints Mug Cake
For a while, I had a few stashed in my purse. You know, for those moments when you just have to have a piece of emergency chocolate. It was a great idea except I forgot they were in there. And then I went on a trip and it was really warm and I came home to find the chocolates had melted all over the inside of my new cream colored purse. And all over my keys. Ugh. That was a pain to clean.

Anyhow, Andes mints have been on my mind for a while, so I decided to bake a mug cake after buying a bag to console my grief over those melted chocolate candies.

This cake came out beautifully. Super fast and easy like all the other mug cakes I’ve made. The entire cake is only four ingredients! And it tastes just like Andes mints but in a cake form.

You might like my Andes chocolate mint cookies, too.

Andes Mints Chocolate Mug Cake

Servings: 1
Prep Time: 4 minutes
Cook Time: 1 minute
Total Time: 5 minutes
Course: Dessert
Cuisine: American
This mug cake has only four ingredients. And it tastes just like Andes mints.
5 from 1 vote

Ingredients

  • 6 Andes Mints
  • 4 tablespoons milk
  • scant 4 tbsp all purpose flour
  • 1/4 tsp baking powder

Instructions

  • In an oversized microwaveable mug, place in unwrapped chocolates and 3 tbsp of milk (reserve 1 tsbp). Microwave for about 20 seconds. Using a fork, stir to melt chocolate. Chocolate should melt and mix with the milk, though the milk will likely have little chocolate flecks still. Microwave again for another 20 seconds. Stir again with fork until melted chocolate is uniform.
  • Add in the flour and baking powder. Stir with a small whisk. Batter will be thick. Add in remaining 1 tsbp of milk and stir again. Batter should become more liquidy. Make sure no flour lumps remain.
  • Cook in microwave for 1 minute. Cake surface should be dry. Let cake cool to completely set before digging in (about 30 minutes). You can eat the cake warm too, but the crumbs will still be loose.

The nutrition information provided are only estimates based on an online nutritional calculator. I am not a certified nutritionist. Please consult a professional nutritionist or doctor for accurate information and any dietary restrictions and concerns you may have.

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8 comments on “Andes Chocolate Mints Mug Cake”

  1. this was so good i made one for my moms birthday and she loved it thanks for the recipe

  2. Very tasty and easy to make.  I added Reddi-Whip
    and some chopped Andes mint pices on top of the whipped cream for an extra added treat!!

  3. Hi Kirbie
    Thanks for posting this recipe. It looks amazing for something so easy to make. I really want to try making it. For those of us in the southern hemisphere who don’t gets Andes mint but wiling to substitute other mint chocolates, can you please let me have the weight for this ingredient?

  4. This recipe sounds amazing! Thank you for sharing… now, unto the other mug recipes!