We have a strong urge for anything sweet on a regular basis. To avoid indulging in unhealthy sweets at such times, we prepare these divine and healthy Nutty Chocolate Balls, which we keep at your fingertips in the refrigerator. You can even enlist the help of your children in making a little mess. And remember to enjoy these delectable treats in moderation.
We’ll use plenty of dry fruits and cornflakes in this homemade recipe. They are a good source of iron and vitamins, low in sugar and calories, and contain no cholesterol. Above all, this dish calls for nuts such as almonds and walnuts, giving it a richly satisfying flavor.
Unlike the traditional Larabar-style raw bite, these treats have a cake-like texture thanks to ground almonds. You may use almond, cashew, or even hazelnut butter as the nut butter base for a Ferrero Rocher–style dessert.
They also freeze quite well. I prepared a batch about three weeks ago and stored them in the freezer, but they kept getting stolen, so I’ll have to make another batch since I don’t think there will be enough.
According to Ayurveda, excess Ama (toxic leftovers from improper digestion) accumulates in the body and causes various disorders. Cashew nuts, with their Ushna (hot) quality, help boost digestive fire, increase metabolism, and reduce Ama when taken daily.
These are the most unique nutty chocolate balls that are perfect little sweet treats to serve at parties. Crush all the nuts together in a blender. This is a slow, step-by-step process. Push the paste that sticks to the side of the blender down to blend it evenly. Then blend all the dried fruits using the same process. Mix both the fruits and the nuts thoroughly in the blender. Optionally, add the melted dark chocolate to half of the mixture, leaving the other half without chocolate. Divide the chocolate portion into two parts and the non-chocolate portion into two parts as well. Finally, add different essential oils to each portion, such as wild orange, spearmint, cinnamon, and lime.Nutty Chocolate Balls
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