Since birth, our kids don’t eat anything with refined and processed sweeteners or food colorants. Between being denied junk Halloween candy and a birthday cake at a friend’s party today, our kids were craving chocolate cake. I am so proud of their sense of discipline and knowing to stay away from “kaka” that they certainly deserved it and I was ready to oblige ASAP! It had to be delicious, good for you, nutritious and a fast one to make. I had 15 minutes to put it all together!
I decide to use the following ingredients (all organic of course):
For the crust:
-1 cup of mixed sprouted and dehydrated almonds and Brazil nuts
-1 cup of mixed sprouted and dehydrated cashews and walnuts
– 1 cup of raw, unsweetened, shredded and chipped coconut
-4 dates
– 1 teaspoon of vanilla bean powder
For the cream:
- 1 cup of soaked Cahews
-1 cup of cooked Butternut Squash
-1/2 cup of raw cacao mass (Or raw chocolate)
- 3 dates
-Vanilla bean
You mix all the ingredients into the blender and that's it!
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