Gluten Free Chocolate Coconut Almond Balls

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Ingredients:


2 1/2 c. Almond Meal
1/2 c. Raw Cacao Powder
2 Large Handfuls of Shredded Coconut
125 ml Almond Butter
4-5 Tbsp Coconut oil - Softened
100-120g Butter - Softened
1 tsp Vanilla Essence
1 Tbsp Maple Syrup
Roughly Chopped GF Chocolate

Optional extras: Raisons, cinnamon, cranberries, freeze dried raspberries, protein powder, LSA, chia seeds, chopped nuts of your choice.

* If you don't have Almond Butter, try another nut alternatives, this is a no fail base recipe that you can adapt and make your own.


Method:


Mix everything together to your preferred taste, don't be afraid to include or exclude ingredients.

Roll into balls and keep in the fridge.

I like to drip some melted chocolate over the top.

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