My partner and I have made a ritual of eating these as a late night snack after I come home from work. The ingredients are varied in amounts because it really has to do with your tastes. This recipe requires only a spoon, bowl, and plate, and you might get away with using less! These are really a high energy snack,...

Recipe Directions

1. In a small-medium sized bowl, add all ingredients, adding the water last and saving the last of the shredded coconut.

2. Mix together until fudgy and only add as much water as needed. Too much and it will be watery. If that happens, just add more oats or coconut.

3. Then make little balls with your fingers and roll on your plate in the rest of the coconut until ball is covered in a layer of coconut. Do this until dough is gone and then enjoy!

 

Farsi_strada's Thoughts

By farsi_strada

My partner and I have made a ritual of eating these as a late night snack after I come home from work.

The ingredients are varied in amounts because it really has to do with your tastes.

This recipe requires only a spoon, bowl, and plate, and you might get away with using less!

These are really a high energy snack, so they really shouldn’t be eaten before bed, but we are strange, I guess. :)

Feel free to add a dried fruit of some kind as well. You can dehydrate these too and pack them away as a hiking snack but I prefer them fudgy.

I’d accompany these with a glass of nut milk or water.

You can also omit the agave, and it should taste fine for those of you who are sugar conscious.

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Alissa Cohen sells them on her website, and in the UK Kate Wood's website www.rawliving.com sells them.

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I am SUCH a bedtime snacker, I really want to try these! But where do you find raw oats?

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Feel free to use more or less of anything. Mine are never measured and always a bit different.

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Technically all cocoa powder is not raw because the beans are cooked at harvest. This is according to http://www.purelyraw.com/deadfoodlist.htm.

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I'm new to raw eating. Can you substitute cocoa powder for the carob? Or is cocoa powder cooked?

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The oats aren't neccessary but I like them. Just add more coconut.

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Alissa Cohen sells them on her website, and in the UK Kate Wood's website www.rawliving.com sells them.

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I am SUCH a bedtime snacker, I really want to try these! But where do you find raw oats?

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Feel free to use more or less of anything. Mine are never measured and always a bit different.

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