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Peanut Butter Fudge

With only 4 ingredients, this peanut butter fudge is a great alternative if you are looking for something which is less processed, but still tastes like an indulgent treat. It also contains 8g of protein per mini bar.

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2h 10m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

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Step 1

To make the base, mix the peanut butter with the maple and almonds to make a smooth and sticky mix. Stir through the ⅓ cup chocolate chips to combine. Press down into a lined loaf tin. Refrigerate whilst you make the topping.

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For

15

M

I

240

g

Natural peanut butter, smooth

1/4

cup

Maple syrup

3/4

cup

Almond flour

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Per Serving

Calories

246kcal

Fat

19.1g

Saturates

5.2g

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Notes

I have used peanut butter but if you prefer another nut or seed butter, then please substitute with that. Just keep the quantities the same. Store in the fridge and they will last for about a week. They also freeze well.

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Peanut Butter Fudge

With only 4 ingredients, this peanut butter fudge is a great alternative if you are looking for something which is less processed, but still tastes like an indulgent treat. It also contains 8g of protein per mini bar.

Cook

2h 10m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

To make the base, mix the peanut butter with the maple and almonds to make a smooth and sticky mix. Stir through the ⅓ cup chocolate chips to combine. Press down into a lined loaf tin. Refrigerate whilst you make the topping.

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For

15

M

I

240

g

Natural peanut butter, smooth

1/4

cup

Maple syrup

3/4

cup

Almond flour

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Per Serving

Calories

246kcal

Fat

19.1g

Saturates

5.2g

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Notes

I have used peanut butter but if you prefer another nut or seed butter, then please substitute with that. Just keep the quantities the same. Store in the fridge and they will last for about a week. They also freeze well.

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