Which combination defines the Small Hot Skinny Mocha?

• A. 2 Scoops Dark Chocolate, 2 Shots, Steamed Nonfat (12 oz)
• B. 1 Scoop Dark Chocolate, 2 Shots Espresso, Steamed Nonfat (12 oz)
• C. 1 Scoop White Chocolate, 1 Shot Espresso, Steamed 2% Milk (12 oz)
• D. 1 Scoop Caramel Syrup, 2 Shots, Steamed Whole Milk (12 oz)

Answer: (B)

For a Small Hot Skinny Mocha, the goal is a lean mocha built with two espresso shots, chocolate flavor, and nonfat milk in a 12 oz cup. The “skinny” label means nonfat milk, and the mocha flavor should come from dark chocolate syrup, not white chocolate or caramel. One scoop of dark chocolate keeps the sweetness balanced for a 12 oz drink, while two shots give the right espresso strength without extra dairy or flavor additions. So the option that uses one scoop dark chocolate syrup, two shots of espresso, and steamed nonfat milk in a 12 oz cup matches this profile. Choices that use white chocolate or caramel, or that switch to 2% or whole milk, or that change the number of espresso shots, don’t fit the Skinny Mocha as defined.