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Ingredients
30 portion(s)
Apricot Balls
- 200 grams dried apricots
- 100 grams raw almonds
- 20 grams raw cashews
- 1 tsp vanilla extract, or 1/3 vanilla bean
- 65 grams desicated coconut
- 10 grams coconut oil, optional
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Thanks to Kylie for her recipe, I just left out the 2 tbs of honey.
Such a delicious guilt free healthy snack too
Or even easier press into a tray & into the fridge or freezer to help it set quickly & cut into squares.
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Comments
Add a commentUsed seeds instead of nuts and honey instead of...
Used seeds instead of nuts and honey instead of coconut oil
Loved
Loved
Really delicious! Thanks for the recipe.
Really delicious! Thanks for the recipe.
great...fantastic, kids loved them & loved making...
great...fantastic, kids loved them & loved making them
These are our fav -we use
These are our fav -we use organic dried apricot so it's preservative free, winning!!
i find I need to blend it longer so the coconut oil warms and liquidfies so it sticks together better.
Double batch made almost 60 balls
These are our fav -we use
These are our fav -we use organic dried apricot so it's preservative free, winning!!
i find I need to blend it longer so the coconut oil warms and liquidfies so it sticks together better.
Double batch made almost 60 balls
yum!
yum!
Yum. Great with a tbs of
Yum. Great with a tbs of honey as well.
OMG AWESOME loved them, in
OMG AWESOME
loved them, in face made a second batch straight after the first
thanks soo much for posting
A delicious healthy snack!
A delicious healthy snack! Loved them!
Have just made these and my 2
Have just made these and my 2 y/o was eating them as I was coating them so I would say that these are a success.
Yum. Just made these. I
Yum. Just made these. I omitted the coconut oil but added 20 grams of raw honey. Delicious.
Thank you - delicous
Thank you - delicous
Fantastic! Perfect ratio of
Fantastic! Perfect ratio of all ingredients. I played with the mix of nuts and fruit but kept the ratios. I love it!
Perfect!
Perfect!
made these with only almonds
made these with only almonds and the kids devoured them
amaze-balls
amaze-balls
I want to try these...can
I want to try these...can they be frozen?
These are the bomb! I didnt
These are the bomb! I didnt want to share! And I always have all these ingredients in muy cupboard! Just wish I wasnt so lazy and would make them more often
Delicious and easy.
Delicious and easy.
While pregnant I loved eating
While pregnant I loved eating dried apricots but found they contributed to my heartburn. And then I found this recipe! I could have one or two of these and enjoy my dried apricots. Lovely recipe.
I used 2 tablespoons of honey
I used 2 tablespoons of honey to help bind it together into balls
Very yummy
Just made these apricot
Just made these apricot balls, they are so delicious. Thank you!
These are delicious. Not
These are delicious. Not quite a start as so e of the other recipes. Kids loved them
If you don't have any nuts on
If you don't have any nuts on hand the -apricot squares healthy 2 ingredient- recipe that is also on the recipe community is great!! I like to add the vanilla bean to it as well!
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These were so good!
These were so good!
Thanks glad you all like
Thanks glad you all like them, if you can't be bothered rolling into balls you can press into a tray & put into the fridge then cut into squares!
Kylie is one of my adopted customers & her recipe was the same as above but with out the vanilla & coconut oil plus she had the maple syrup too
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Excellent, followed recipe
Excellent, followed recipe exactly and love them.
Quick and easy. Whole family
Quick and easy. Whole family loves them! Thanks
I changed a few ingredients
I changed a few ingredients in this recipe added 100g of cranberries. Reduced apricots to 100g. Substitued the cashews with 20g of walnuts (I didn't have any cashews). And used coconut flakes instead of desicated coconut in the ingredients. Didn't use the coconut oil. They were so yummmy and moist. Thanks for sharing this recipe. My 4 year old and 2 year old love them.
Will def try these - loved
Will def try these - loved your date balls!! May I ask who is Kylie & what's in her original recipes..if you've tweaked them??
You mention the honey & maple syrup(in the date balls), I just wouldn't mind seeing her version ( I liked the maple syrup in the date balls!!)
great recipe!
great recipe!
Have made several batches, so
Have made several batches, so good, and easy! Subbed in some dates and cocoa powder for a sweet chocolatey fix and today added linseeds with the nuts.
Great recipe...thanks so
Great recipe...thanks so much. I was looking for a variation of the Vitality Truffles in the Everyday cookbook and this proved just the thing.
quick easya and my fussy kids
quick easya and my fussy kids loved it, i didnt add oil just a tsp of honey!
Yummy, healthy! I substituted
Yummy, healthy! I substituted the oil with condensed milk, great lunchbox snack.
Great idea I will try that
Great idea I will try that next time thanks
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Great recipe! was delicious.
Great recipe! was delicious. I did make one small change though and added around 2 tbsp of coconut oil which worked out really well and when chilled they had a nice texture
Em Knight
You could try sesame seeds &
You could try sesame seeds & some other seeds like sunflower, chia & pepitas? I have added sesame seeds to some of my other ball recipes before & it tastes good.
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I put the link to this recipe
I put the link to this recipe on my blog. Friends that tried them loved them too! Do you have an idea for making them nut free for school lunchboxes? I suggested puffed rice but havent tried it to confirm that it works.
http://mellymaks.blogspot.com.au/2012/08/fig-nut-and-puffed-rice-bars.html
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They are almost too good to
They are almost too good to be healthy
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My four year old and nearly
My four year old and nearly two year old loved them, and I loved them because they are healthy and so easy to make. Thanks for sharing!
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These were lovely today
These were lovely today Arwen!
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