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Chocolate Banana Nut Butter Cups

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30 Jun

I made these Chocolate Banana Nut Butter Cups for my sweetie, James. These are actually a bit of a switch up from the Protein Peanut Butter Cups that I posted when I first started my blog 5 years ago. James loves them! So, imagine when I revise them and do two things to really impress him:

1) Create an oooey and gooey centre and,

2) Create that amazing centre with banana that actually turns into a caramel-like flavour.

See what I mean?

a note here: I used peanut butter but if PB is not your thing, any nut butter will do. But, I don’t want to neglect those with nut allergens. Assuming that you are not allergic to coconut oil, tahini would be a great alternative.

Ingredients

1/4 cup of raw cacao powder (not cocoa)
3/4 cup virgin coconut oil, melted
15 stevia drops OR 3 tablespoons of honey or maple syrup
1/2 a large banana or 1 small banana
2 tbsp peanut butter (or another nut or seed butter)

Directions

  • Line a muffin tin with muffin liners. This can make about 6-8 large cups but you can also make smaller bites as well.
  • Melt the first 3 ingredients in a small sauce pan until the coconut oil is melted and all the ingredients are incorporated. Set aside to cool.
  • Pour about 1.5 tablespoons of the oil/chocolate mixture into the bottom of each tin. Place into the freezer for 12-15 minutes to set.
  • In the meantime, mash the banana and add the nut/seed butter and mix thoroughly.
  • Take the muffin tin out of the freezer and add about 1 heaping tablespoon of the mixture and smooth out evenly.
  • Take the remaining oil/chocolate mixture and pour about 1.5 tablespoons to cover the nut/banana mixture.

These can be placed into the fridge to set and can hold for about 1 week if refrigerated. I freeze all of my cups and before eating, I leave out for about 10 minutes prior to eating so that the filling returns to that ooey and gooey texture. They’re delish, I promise!

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