No-bake bliss balls – perfect healthy energy snacks for little ones and grown-ups alike. Made with carob powder (kid-friendly) and coconut rich.
Why we Love it:
- Raw-some and sweet
- Easy and Quick
- Kid-friendly
I purely enjoy making raw desserts. One because they are super tasty (and healthy) and two because I can make a plate full of eye-catchy desserts in under 20 min. The working mom in me can definitely appreciate one healthful & minimal-effort recipe.
The beauty of raw bliss bites is I can mix whatever ingredients I have left in the pantry and turn them into sweet delights. As long as I keep the proportions (‘’wet’’ vs ‘’dry’’) in line I’m in for a sweet, sweet snack.
CAROB POWDER: As we limit out 2-year old from consuming cacao products I used carob powder in this batch. I’ve made the same recipe with raw cacao instead of carob powder and they turn as delicious. So, really it’s your choice.
DID YOU KNOW: Dried (soft) plums are an excellent way to ease tummy troubles associated with constipation in kids (and grownups).
MORE DELICIOUS RECIPES TO TRY NOW:
- BEST walnut cookies (only 3 ingredients and even gluten-free) – see recipe here
- Our favorite carrot cake recipe (with coconut cream frosting) – see recipe here
- Fluffy apple cake with fresh apples and cinnamon – see recipe here
- Homemade granola with coconut oil and hazelnuts – see recipe here
- Authentic french crepes – see recipe here
Raw Carob Powder Bites with Plums
Ingredients
- 1/2 cup hazelnuts, raw
- 5-6 medjool dates, pitted
- 6-8 dried plums (prunes), pitted
- 2 tbsp full-fat coconut shreds
- 3 tbsp flax seeds
- 1 tbsp carob powder for decoration, optional
- 1 tbsp coconut flakes for decoration, optional
Instructions
- Place all your ingredients (except the ones for the decor) in a food processor / blender and pulse until sticky 'dough' forms.
- Take the mixture out of the container and start forming small balls with your hands.
- Then gently roll the balls in carob powder and coconut flakes. Or alternatively use strainer to distribute the carob powder. Then enjoy with family and kids.
Recipe Notes
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