5 minute Freezer Fudge (dairy-free, refined sugar-free)

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Typically, fudge is a sinful combination of refined sugar, butter and milk, whipped into a deliciously intoxicating sweet treat.

In this version, I’ve used raw honey, coconut oil and sesame butter to create a rich, nutritious & delicious chocolate-y treat that will satisfy any sweet tooth.

5-minute Freezer Fudge

Cream together

1/2 cup raw honey
1/3 cup melted coconut oil, cacao butter, or combo of both

Optional: 5-7 drops of peppermint extract, or a pinch of chili flakes

Whisk in

1/2 cup quality cocoa powder
(option: 4 oz baker's chocolate, melted)
dash of ground cinnamon
pinch of salt

until smooth & glossy.

Mix in

1/3 cup nut or seed butter of choice (chunky or smooth) – tahini (sesame), almond, cashew, etc

until well combined.

Pour the gooey chocolate fudge into a parchment-lined dish & freeze for at least 20 minutes to set.

Cut into pieces with a hot knife & store in the freezer.

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Author

Megan Elizabeth

H.BSc, R.H.N.

Before Megan pursued a career in Natural Nutrition & Functional Fitness, she studied molecular biology, biochemistry and pharmaceutical chemistry at the University of Guelph. She had the privilege to work for major pharmaceutical & biotech companies on projects involving calibration, DNA preparation, and creating standard operating procedures. Now, she trusts cows over chemists & uses her kitchen as her laboratory where she teaches families how to get back to the basics of eating well & feeling great.

"Why count calories when you can make calories count."

Meg’s Sweet Treats Recipe Guide is loaded with nutritious & delicious desserts that are easy to make & fun to eat.

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5 minute Freezer Fudge (dairy-free, refined sugar-free)

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