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lt;p>Indulge in rich and creamy hot cocoa with the Cocomotion Hot Chocolate Cocoa Maker by Mr. Coffee. This electric appliance is ideal for creating delicious hot cocoa in the comfort of your own home. The white-colored machine has a power of 600W and operates at a voltage of 120V. </p><br /><p>The HC4 model is perfect for anyone who loves hot cocoa and wants to make it quickly and easily. With manufacturer warranty being none, this custom bundle product includes instructions to guide you through the cocoa-making process. The Cocomotion Hot Chocolate Cocoa Maker by Mr. Coffee is a must-have for every household that enjoys a warm, comforting cup of hot cocoa on a chilly evening.</p>

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