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Feb

Raw Fudge Cookies

— by Tiffany in Recipes

A hankering for something sweet hit me this afternoon so the kids and I made some raw chocolate cookies. They turned out rather delicious and they were super easy to make.

Ingredients: cacao powder, nuts (I used almonds, pecans, and macadamia nuts), agave nectar, coconut butter, and vanilla.

After mixing everything in a Blendtec I put them in the freezer to get hard and easier to eat, otherwise they are really gooey.  These are going to be perfect  for Easter nests if we add some shredded coconut. Yum!

making raw cookies

Raw Chocolate Cookies

Friday, February 6th, 2009

14 Comments on Raw Fudge Cookies

  • These look so good… would you mind sharing how much of each thing you put in? I have a blendtec… and all the ingredients…so this would be a perfect recipe for our family this weekend!

  • 1 and 1/2 each nuts, 1 cup agave, 1/4 cup coconut butter, 1 tsp vanilla, 1 cup cacao powder. Split the nuts in half and process them first. Half of them ground fine and the other half ground chunky and then add the chunky ones at the end and mix by hand.

  • Manda

    I’ve been hearing some bad things about agave nectar lately.. Just thought I’d mention it. I’m also wondering if you’ve heard anything…

  • casual friday everyday

    You’ve got me craving some now too. I need a kick butt blender.

    Nell

  • Debra Lynn Dadd has done extensive research on agave and still recommends it as a sweetener. Here’s some of her research: http://sweetsavvy.com/sweeteners/summary.php?id=Agave%20Nectar

  • Nieves

    oh these do look good – and Gluten free !!! i need to try them , my kids will love them !
    Thanks

  • Those sound awesome… especially right now as a 3am snack!

    Cheers,
    Kristen

  • Beth

    those look so good!

  • I am new to your blog (from Kristen’s raw)…LOVE this recipe and my kiddos (3 and 5) will devour them…not to mention my husband. I’m anxious to explore your site. Thank you!

  • Robin

    Tiffany-
    which blender do you like better- your Vita Mix or the Blendtec. Sounds like you have both and I would like to get one, but wondering which is best. Thanks much!

  • I like the Vita-Mix best!

  • These look great!!

  • chasmyn

    Without having any idea of proportions (I hadn’t yet read the comments), I made these for my family. They are AWESOME! I shared some with my neighbours (I live in a cohousing community) and they LOVED them. I used completely different proportions to yours and still they were amazing, so really, I say tweak to your own tastes – no matter what, this combination of ingredients is delicious! Thanks so much for the great recipe. I WILL be making these again.

  • Lourdes

    Is coconut butter the same as coconut oil? Thanks! Can’t wait to make these for my daughter’s second bday party.