Chocolate Crackle Bliss Balls

by | Apr 30, 2018 | 0 comments

A healthy take on chocolate crackles, these bliss balls contain some great nutrients and make a very easy snack that you'll be pleased to offer the kids!

Yields12 Servings
 1 cup shredded coconut
 1 tsp vanilla essence
 2 tbsp coconut oil
 1 cup puffed rice, buckwheat or amaranth
1

Add the dates, coconut, salt, vanilla, cinnamon, coconut oil and cacao melts to a food processor or thermomix bowl and blitz to combine evenly. Taste the mixture and add a touch more salt, cinnamon or vanilla if desired.

2

Now gently stir through your puffed rice, buckwheat or amaranth until combined evenly.

3

Use your hands to roll the mixture into 12-14 balls.

4

Place the rolled bliss balls onto a plate and pop them in the fridge to harden slightly.

5

When they're ready, enjoy with a hot cup of herbal tea.

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Ingredients

 1 cup shredded coconut
 1 tsp vanilla essence
 2 tbsp coconut oil
 1 cup puffed rice, buckwheat or amaranth

Directions

1

Add the dates, coconut, salt, vanilla, cinnamon, coconut oil and cacao melts to a food processor or thermomix bowl and blitz to combine evenly. Taste the mixture and add a touch more salt, cinnamon or vanilla if desired.

2

Now gently stir through your puffed rice, buckwheat or amaranth until combined evenly.

3

Use your hands to roll the mixture into 12-14 balls.

4

Place the rolled bliss balls onto a plate and pop them in the fridge to harden slightly.

5

When they're ready, enjoy with a hot cup of herbal tea.

Chocolate Crackle Bliss Balls
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