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Ingredients

10 portion(s)

  • 110 g coconut oil
  • 40 g cacao powder
  • 60 g Maple syrup
  • 1 pinch salt
  • 3-4 tbsp Peanut Butter
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Recipe's preparation

  1. - Add the coconut oil to the bowl and melt for 1 minute, 37, sp 3.

    - Add cacao, maple syrup and salt. Mix for 10 seconds, sp 4. Scrape downs sides of bowl, mix for another 10 seconds, sp 4.

    - Pour mixture into each of the silicone moulds (using approx half the mixture). Put in freezer for at least 10 minutes, until set.

    - Spread approx 1 teaspoon of peanut butter over the set mixture in each mould.

    - Pour remaining mixture over the peanut butter in each mould. Return to freezer for another 10 minutes at least.

    - Pop out of silicon moulds and store sealed in the freezer until ready to be eaten!

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Tip

- Cacao can be subsituted for cocoa

- Maple Syrup could be subsituted for a natural sweetner to make these sugar free

- You can use TM peanutbutte, particularly if avoiding dairy, sugar, making raw food, etc

- I used silicone cupcake moulds - if you don't have those paper patty pans would work too.

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  • These are so yummy, they don't last long in our...

    Submitted by Laramacer on 6. September 2019 - 11:39.

    These are so yummy, they don't last long in our house.

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  • OMGosh, awesome!  We just

    Submitted by denisejoy67 on 5. December 2014 - 05:41.

    OMGosh, awesome!  Love

    We just made a 1/4 batch of these...substituted the maple syrup with honey. Delicious, especially for a dairy-free alternative! Definitely going to be making them again! Thank you for posting!

    DeniseJoy

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  • I made these today.  I'm

    Submitted by Adrienne23 on 17. March 2014 - 19:04.

    I made these today.  I'm slowly getting used to coconut (it might just be the brand I bought) so I did 50g butter and 60g coconut oil and they tasted really yummy.  Even Miss Fussy loved them.  Thank you. Axx

     

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  • I made these last night for

    Submitted by jmatacz on 14. February 2014 - 11:29.

    I made these last night for my hubby and I - delicious and super easy! Thank you for sharing x

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  • Thanks for this recipe, so

    Submitted by amulligan on 16. July 2013 - 16:44.

    Thanks for this recipe, so simple and tasty. I also love that you have put some alternatives for ingredients too. I hate writing a recipe off because I don't have the ingredients. I will be keeping this recipe for Easter treats. 

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  • I made these Sunday (I love

    Submitted by kirrilytp on 10. April 2013 - 07:41.

    I made these Sunday (I love that the ingredients are simple enough that I had all of them - except Maple Syrup, which I substituted with Golden Syrup). They were a big hit at work, everyone loved the flavour from the coconut oil and one girl (who usually brings in the Reese cups!) said they were better than the original! I'll definitely make these again!

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