This product is being restocked and a fresh new batch is on the way from Europe and scheduled to arrive on Tuesday Dec 02 , 2025. Your delivery will be dispatched as soon as the plane lands.
There’s something irresistibly childlike about watching a gingerbread man slowly disappear into warm milk—but don’t let the whimsy fool you. Comptoir de Mathilde crafts this spoon the same way they craft their luxurious chocolates: with finesse, balance, and a devotion to holiday flavor.
The chocolate is smooth and creamy, leaning toward that classic European richness—never overly sweet, never flat. As it melts, the gingerbread notes unfurl gently: warm cinnamon, soft nutmeg, a hint of clove, and that unmistakable buttery cookie aroma. The blend comes together as a cup that feels both decadent and comforting, like the memory of baking cookies in a warm kitchen while winter hums outside.
The texture of the final drink is luscious—silky with a rounded cocoa depth and a whisper of spice that lingers politely rather than overpowering. It’s festive without kitsch, indulgent without heaviness, and an easy way to elevate an everyday cup of milk into a mini celebration.
Dress this up for a cozy evening or serve it at a holiday brunch—either way, it’s a crowd-pleaser.
Milk Options: Whole milk brings the richest texture, but oat milk adds a lovely creaminess and slight caramel echo.
Toppings: Finish with whipped cream, a dusting of cinnamon, or mini marshmallows for extra warmth.
Food Pairings:
Freshly baked cookies (shortbread or ginger snaps)
Buttery croissants
A slice of brioche or panettone
For a grown-up twist: Stir into steamed milk that’s been kissed with a splash of baileys, spiced rum, or bourbon for a holiday nightcap.
There’s a reason Europe adores chocolate-on-a-stick. Born from the tradition of creating single-serve “drinking chocolate,” it merges childhood wonder with artisanal craft. The gingerbread man is more than a novelty—it’s a nod to centuries-old winter baking rituals, where spices were luxuries and sharing a gingerbread figure symbolized good fortune and warmth.
Comptoir de Mathilde preserves that sentiment in modern form. Each spoon is a tiny ritual of slowing down: heat the milk, stir patiently, watch the spices swirl. For a moment, you’re invited to pause, breathe in the scent of cinnamon, and savor the simplicity of a small, delicious tradition.
Keep in a cool, dry place away from direct heat or sunlight. Store sealed until ready to use to maintain flavor and prevent melting.