If you’ve been to the grocery store anytime in the past year, you’ve probably noticed the latest treat craze in candy aisles and checkout lanes: Dubai Chocolate. But I’m sure you’ve also noticed that these mass-produced candy bars are not healthy Dubai Chocolate without sugar.
I was shocked the first time I made these marshmallows – because I could not believe I had actually just made marshmallows from scratch! Even better than that, this healthy marshmallow recipe does not contain a speck of refined sugar. As I finished mixing up my very first batch of DIY marshmallows with maple syrup, I was surprised that my grade A dark maple syrup could turn so … white!
I’ve always found it odd that those little sugar-filled packets of gummies for kids are called “fruit snacks”. I mean, giving kids a packet of sugar is hardly what I would call a snack of fruit. But this healthy gummies recipe for kids actually can qualify as a snack without any guilt!
It’s the holiday season and you need some seriously satisfying, decadent, secretly healthier treats to give your kids in place of all the processed sugar. So how about some rich and smooth refined sugar free chocolate fudge (or chocolate peppermint fudge) that’s extremely easy to make?
If your child gives you puppy dog eyes to get a second helping of the puppy chow that’s present at holiday gatherings, this recipe is the “yes” you both need. With no powdered sugar – or any processed sugar for that matter – in this healthy puppy chow, there’s no need to feel guilty about doling out a little bit of extra holiday sweets. And your kids will most definitely be asking for a second helping of this dark chocolate puppy chow.
When I decided to create a dairy free recipe for healthy chocolate peanut butter cups that are entirely refined sugar free, I honestly thought it would be super easy. How hard could it be to make chocolate and peanut butter taste delicious together? But it’s not quite that simple when you are using unprocessed whole food sweeteners that contain moisture.
This chocolate pumpkin candy is so incredibly easy to make. Even the busiest of parents can spend five minutes in the kitchen to create this delightful Autumn treat. You only need four simple ingredients and a pumpkin candy mold to make this no-fuss Fall dessert. This is pretty much a fail-proof recipe, so even those who are not used to baking and treat-making can easily produce this pumpkin spice-infused chocolate candy.
I originally came up with a homemade healthy chocolate recipe as a coating for my strawberry cake pops. It turned out to be the perfect coating, but it also seemed like it would make perfect homemade chocolate for baking and making candies.
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