Recipe Directions

1. Mix coconut oil and cocoa powder. Dehydrate to melt the oil and cocoa completely.

2. Pour in mold. Put in fridge to let set.

3. Mix the filling in the food processor and put into the set chocolate molds, leaving a little room at the edges.

4. Pour the remaining chocolate in the molds and put back into the fridge to set.

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By sarah_elmore

A filled chocolate cup.

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No it doesnt. I wanted the bitterness of the chocolate to offset the sweet filling. Its a nice surprise when you bite into it.

I have never heard to the candy bar....interesting.

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Doesn't nuking it defeat the purpose of raw?

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kdatyon, its the timing. I dont let it get hot, just warm enough to infuse the cocoa powder and coconut oil.

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kdatyon, its the timing. I dont let it get hot, just warm enough to infuse the cocoa powder and coconut oil.

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Doesn't nuking it defeat the purpose of raw?

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No it doesnt. I wanted the bitterness of the chocolate to offset the sweet filling. Its a nice surprise when you bite into it.

I have never heard to the candy bar....interesting.

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Does the chocolate shell not have any sweetener? This reminds me of a candy bar of my youth - Chunky. I wonder if they still are made? Thanks for posting this. Can't wait to hear the answer to my question and then to prepare!!!

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