A coffee and hot chocolate mix is often called mocha.
While "mocha" is the most common and widely understood term, it's worth noting that there are other, less common names, often depending on the specific region or recipe. However, "mocha" is the generally accepted answer.
Mocha refers to a drink that combines the flavors of chocolate and coffee. It's usually made with espresso, chocolate syrup or powder, and milk, often topped with whipped cream. The specific ratios can vary depending on personal preference and the establishment preparing it.
In Italy, a similar drink called Barbajada is a frothy mix of hot chocolate and coffee.
In summary, while variations exist, the most common and readily understood name for a coffee and hot chocolate mix is mocha.
