My goodness those look good. I can’t wait to try these after I finish my Whole30. Just bought some more Medjool dates the other day.
Paleo Brownies
These paleo brownies are so delicious and moist – you really have to try them! Words do not do them justice. See how we made these scrumptious treats.
Recipe
Makes approx 12 brownies
- 150g chopped pitted dates
- 180ml hot water
- 1 tbsp coconut oil
- 2 tsp vanilla essence
- 2 tsp ground coffee / espresso coffee
- 50g organic cocoa powder
- 80g almond flour
- 1/2 tsp baking soda
- 1/4 tsp sea salt
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350 F/175 C and grease a baking tin (8×8).
- Blend together dates, water, coconut oil, vanilla, and coffee until smooth.
- Add remaining dry ingredients to a separate bowl and mix.
- Mix together blended wet ingredients & dry ingredients. Use a mixer or blend by hand till completely combined.
- Pour brownie batter into prepared tin and spread evenly.
- Bake in preheated oven for 15-20 minutes, until brownies are set.
- Cool on wire rack for 20-30 minutes, then chill in fridge before cutting into squares.
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Yes do give them a try. I looked forward to rewarding myself with these after a workout when we made them
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Hi, those look delicious and would love to try them out but are they are really Paleo?? Trying to convince my man that they are but he isn’t convinced!
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Hi Nicola, these brownies are more of a treat so would only eat these very occasionally. Also we see Paleo about making good choices so if we do make a dessert, we’d rather know exactly what is going in it and make it ourselves. The regular recipe would be 70 flour, 400g sugar & 250g butter so this paleo version is a far better choice if you want something sweet
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12 brownies = 1 portion!
Delicious! Thanks alot!
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Haha, I’m totally with you on that one. Very moorish
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Hi! I know this recipe was a while ago now but i was just wondering if the cocoa you used was unsweetened? If not could i use stevia with unsweetened cacao instead? Thanks! They look delicious!
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These are amazing! I added walnuts per hubby’s request. I will be making these again, probably many times.
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Oooh yum, I can imagine these went down well. Good idea with the walnuts – they give a good texture to brownies
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Hi there,
They look great, but where’s the eggs?
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My goodness those look good. I can’t wait to try these after I finish my Whole30. Just bought some more Medjool dates the other day.
Yes do give them a try. I looked forward to rewarding myself with these after a workout when we made them
Hi, those look delicious and would love to try them out but are they are really Paleo?? Trying to convince my man that they are but he isn’t convinced!
Hi Nicola, these brownies are more of a treat so would only eat these very occasionally. Also we see Paleo about making good choices so if we do make a dessert, we’d rather know exactly what is going in it and make it ourselves. The regular recipe would be 70 flour, 400g sugar & 250g butter so this paleo version is a far better choice if you want something sweet
12 brownies = 1 portion!
Delicious! Thanks alot!
Haha, I’m totally with you on that one. Very moorish
Hi! I know this recipe was a while ago now but i was just wondering if the cocoa you used was unsweetened? If not could i use stevia with unsweetened cacao instead? Thanks! They look delicious!
Thanks Alys! Yeah I used some unsweetened cocoa and it was still pretty sweet. I think the dates gives it enough so I probably wouldn’t add anything else.
These are amazing! I added walnuts per hubby’s request. I will be making these again, probably many times.
Oooh yum, I can imagine these went down well. Good idea with the walnuts – they give a good texture to brownies
Hi there,
They look great, but where’s the eggs?
Hey Darren, there are no eggs in this recipe. Let us know hw they turn out if you make them.