Breakfast of Champions



This is not my usual breakfast, but I do eat it sometime during most every day.  It's nice to realize it isn't a nutrition or diet buster to consume basic good food that also happens to be delicious.





You should try it!


Raw Fudge


1/2 cup coconut oil
1/2 cup cocoa (not a mix)
1/4 maple syrup (preferably grade B)
1 teaspoon vanilla


Combine in a blender.  Pour into a loaf pan.  Refrigerate until firm.  Cut and enjoy.


Variations:  Some like to add flaxseed meal, or almond butter, or other ingredients.


Notes:  Coconut oil can be solid at cool room temperature, so melt on low heat, if necessary.  I usually reduce the maple syrup to 3 tablespoons.  And I usually double the recipe.  It doesn't last long at our house.


Also, the fudge can be poured into silicon mini muffin pans.  Freeze and pop out fudge.  Store in freezer or refrigerator.


Coconut oil has many health benefits, so you can enjoy this decadent treat, free of guilt.


Some links you may find helpful:


Weston Price Foundation


Nourishing Traditions Cookbook


 Then God said, "I've given you
      every sort of seed-bearing plant on Earth
   And every kind of fruit-bearing tree,
      given them to you for food.
   To all animals and all birds,
      everything that moves and breathes,
   I give whatever grows out of the ground for food."
      And there it was. 

Genesis 1:29-30, The Message

2 comments

  1. Karla...this sounds great! I'm trying this one. P Grayson

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  2. hi Karla, the fudge looks delicious... i am the dark chocolate lover and the mix of cocoa with coconut oil sound very interesting:D
    i have to try...
    cinnamon girl:)

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