These dark chocolate and nut fat bombs are high in healthy fat, low in carbs and sugar-free.
That makes them an ideal snack for people who follow ketogenic diets, paleo diets, the Atkins diet or other low carb, high fat diets.
It is also a healthier alternative for people who prefer to healthy snacks but don't want to give up chocolate.
Here is my dark chocolate and nut fat bombs recipe.
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How To Make Dark Chocolate And Nut Fat Bombs
- Total Time: 20 minutes
Ingredients
- ⅓ cup nut butter
- 4 ounces dark chocolate
- 2 ounces butter or ghee
- 1 ounce coconut oil
- 1 teaspoon vanilla flavored protein powder
- Stevia - to taste
Instructions
- Combine the dark chocolate and the coconut oil.
- Melt in double boiler
- Add stevia, vanilla powder, butter or ghee and nut butter.
- Mix until smooth.
- Fill mini cupcake cups ¾ full.
- Refrigerate 30 minutes.
- Serve.
- Return any extra dark chocolate and nut fat bombs to the refrigerator so they do not melt.
- Prep Time: 20 minutes
- Category: Desserts
- Method: Stovetop
Final Thoughts About These Dark Chocolate And Nut Fat Bombs
Dark chocolate is such a healthy choice and so are nuts, so when you combine the two you get a delicious snack that you can feel good about eating.
The stevia is optional and depending on the percentage of dark chocolate you choose, it might already contain sweetener or not need anything extra added, so be sure to look at the ingredients first.
Bakers chocolate is generally unsweetened, but not always.
I hope you will give this recipe a try, even if you are not on a special diet and I would love to hear your thoughts on it, so please leave them below.
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