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- 4 Medjool Datteln, entsteint
- 2 EL Erdmandeln, gemahlen*
- 2 EL weißes Mandelmus
- 1 EL Carobpulver**
- 1/4 TL Vanille
- 1/4 TL Zimt
- 1/2 TL Kardamom
- 2 TL Reismilch, optional, oder andere Pflanzenmilch
- 1 EL Kokosraspeln, optional, zum Dekorieren
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Zerdrücke die Datteln mit einer Gabel solange, bis sie eine cremige Konsistenz haben (ca. 1 Minute).
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Mische Erdmandeln, Carobpulver und die Gewürze in einer Schüssel zusammen.
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Gib die Datteln und das Mandelmus dazu und vermische alles vorsichtig mit der Gabel.
Sollte die Masse noch zu trocken sein, gib noch 1-2 TL Pflanzenmilch dazu und knete zum Schluss alles noch mal per Hand durch.
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Forme 12 Bliss Balls und wälze diese in den Kokosraspeln.
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Stelle die Bliss Balls im Kühlschrank kalt oder genieß sie einfach sofort.
Luftdicht verpackt halten sie im Kühlschrank einige Tage. Bei mir werden sie jedoch höchstens 1 Tag alt. 😅
The inspiration bug bit me the other night, when I suddenly got a huge appetite for Bliss Balls, but all my supplies were nibbled & gone. Since my little son was already lying in bed and sleeping, the use of the food processor was not an option. 🤷 So I had to get creative and improvise a little, but the result is more than rewarding. I still had to tune the recipe a little bit and now that it’s ready the time has come: my Handmade Carob Bliss Balls are coming to the blog & hopefully to your home, too.
- 4 medjool dates, pitted
- 2 Tbsp ground tiger nuts*
- 2 Tbsp almond butter, preferable white one
- 1 Tbsp carob powder**
- 1/2 tsp ground vanilla
- 1/4 tsp cinnamon
- 1/4 tsp cardamom
- 2 tsp rice milk, optional, or other plant based milk
- 1 Tbsp desiccated coconut, optional, for decoration
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Mash the dates with a fork until they have a creamy consistency (about 1 minute).
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Mix almonds, carob powder and the spices together in a bowl.
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Add the dates and almond butter and mix carefully with the fork.
If the mixture is still too dry, add 1-2 teaspoons of plant-milk and finally knead it all by hand until you're left with a smooth dough-like ball.
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Form 12 balls and roll them in the desiccated coconut.
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Keep the Bliss Balls in the fridge or just enjoy them immediately.
Packed in an airtight container, they keep in the fridge for several days. With me, however, they are always gone after just 1 day. 😅