Contributed by Holly Hawker
1 cup Walnuts
1 cup pitted dates
3-4 T cocoa
1 t. vanilla
dash of sea salt
(I sometimes add a t cinnamon)
I don't have food processor so I put it all in my Vitamix and blend. Form into small balls and refrigerate or freeze.
You
can roll them in raw coconut but i ran out and still love them. I also
thought about chopping up raw almonds and rolling them in.
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Healthy Chocolate!
Posted by Brittany Nelson
1 heaping cup pitted dates
1/2 cup coco powder (or raw cacoa powder)
2 T raw cacoa nibs
1 cup chopped walnuts
( I also add: 1 dash sea salt, cinnamon, tsp vanilla)
Throw in a super blender or food processor
Have to mix it for a while and scrape sides
Roll into small balls
Refrigerate
My kids love them. They are very fudgey and don't taste "healthy" at all. I sever them to a bunch of friends this weekend. I am the most popular girl on the block thanks to Connie.
Also I made a bunch of variations:
1: for kids who don't like nuts; omit walnuts and add 1T coconut oil.
2: roll balls in unsweetened shredded coconut
3: add 1 T orange or rasberry extract
4: replace walnuts with chopped peanuts and add 1 T natural peanut butter
1 heaping cup pitted dates
1/2 cup coco powder (or raw cacoa powder)
2 T raw cacoa nibs
1 cup chopped walnuts
( I also add: 1 dash sea salt, cinnamon, tsp vanilla)
Throw in a super blender or food processor
Have to mix it for a while and scrape sides
Roll into small balls
Refrigerate
My kids love them. They are very fudgey and don't taste "healthy" at all. I sever them to a bunch of friends this weekend. I am the most popular girl on the block thanks to Connie.
Also I made a bunch of variations:
1: for kids who don't like nuts; omit walnuts and add 1T coconut oil.
2: roll balls in unsweetened shredded coconut
3: add 1 T orange or rasberry extract
4: replace walnuts with chopped peanuts and add 1 T natural peanut butter
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