Do you love chocolate? Me too! There’s something so comforting and satisfying about a little chocolate treat. But if you’ve ever wished for a way to enjoy chocolate without the guilt, I have the perfect recipe for you!
Today, I’m sharing a healthy, anti-aging, sugar-free chocolate recipe that’s not just delicious but also packed with nutrients to support your body and skin. And the best part? It’s completely sugar-free, easy to make, and made with only five simple ingredients!
If you’re seeking a healthier substitute for store-bought chocolate, this recipe is revolutionary. Just mix, set, and enjoy a rich, velvety chocolate treat that you can indulge in every single day—guilt-free! Yes, really!
Let’s get started!
Ingredients
- 1 cup Almond Butter (Or nut butter of your choice)
- 1 cup Coconut Oil
- 1/2 cup Cacao Powder
- 2 tbsps Maple Syrup
- 2 grams Collagen Powder (Optional)
Preparation
- Place all ingredients in a blender and blend for 1 minute, stirring at intervals to make sure all ingredients are combined
- Add extra nuts for added crunch and texture and pause for 2 seconds, stop, and pause for 2 seconds. You don’t want to overdo this step because the nuts are to have a chopped texture only
- Pour the ingredients into a silicone ice cube tray and freeze for 2 hours or until solid.
- Pop chocolate squares into an airtight container and keep in the freezer for up to 2 months.
Notes
- Leftovers: Freeze for up to one month. Fat bombs will melt at room temperature.
- Serving Size: One serving is equal to one fat bomb.
- More Flavor: Adjust stevia and salt to taste. Add a pinch of sea salt.
- No Almond Butter: Use another nut or seed butter instead.
- No Maple Syrup: Use liquid stevia drops, monk fruit sweetener drops or other powdered sugar alternatives (not granulated) to taste
- No Silicone Molds: Use paper baking cups instead.
Healthy Benefits of the Ingredients in Your Sugar-Free Chocolate Recipe
Each ingredient in this delicious sugar-free chocolate recipe is carefully chosen to nourish your body, support glowing skin, and boost overall health. This chocolate is completely guilt-free because it is full of healthy fats, antioxidants, and vitamins.
Cacao powder
Did you know that cacao and cocoa aren’t the same thing? Most chocolate you buy in stores is made from cocoa, which comes from cacao beans that have been heated and processed a lot, which takes away all the good stuff. But when you use raw cacao, you’re getting all the natural benefits that make chocolate a true superfood.
Cacao is packed with antioxidants, fiber, and magnesium, which help fight oxidative stress, reducing signs of premature aging. Moreover, it serves as a natural mood enhancer, enhancing your overall well-being from within! Higher-quality cacao can even support better physical performance and overall well-being.
This means that choosing cacao over cocoa is the best way to enjoy chocolate without feeling bad about it. And when you use it in this sugar-free chocolate recipe, you get all the rich, delicious flavor with none of the nasties.
Coconut Oil
Coconut oil is a true superfood! It adds a rich, creamy texture to sugar-free chocolate and has amazing health benefits your body will love.
Coconut oil is packed with healthy fats, rich in antioxidants, and low in carbs, making it a great addition to a healthy lifestyle. It can even support weight management, help improve skin elasticity, and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Plus, its natural antibacterial properties help keep your skin clear and glowing.
When you add coconut oil to homemade chocolate, you are giving your body a beauty-boosting, skin-loving, and health-supporting ingredient in every bite!
Almond Butter
Almond butter is a nutritional powerhouse that makes your homemade sugar-free chocolate even better! Almonds are one of the most nutrient-dense foods on the planet, packed with over 20 essential vitamins and minerals, including vitamin E, which helps keep your skin healthy, radiant, and youthful.
But that’s not all! Almonds are also a prebiotic, meaning they support gut health, which plays a big role in overall well-being. Aside from taste, almonds have been shown to reduce wrinkles, making them a beauty booster as well!
When you add almond butter to your homemade chocolate, you’re getting rich, creamy texture, natural plant-based protein, and a treat that’s both satisfying and nourishing.
Maple Syrup
Looking for a natural sweetener that won’t send your blood sugar on a rollercoaster? Maple syrup is a fantastic alternative! Unlike refined sugar, pure maple syrup contains natural compounds that help support blood sugar control while adding a delicious touch of sweetness to your homemade sugar-free chocolate.
Made from pure maple sap, it’s packed with antioxidants and essential minerals, making it a much better choice than artificial sweeteners or processed sugar. Plus, it has insulin resistance properties, meaning it can help your body manage sugar more efficiently.
Maple syrup gives your sugar-free chocolate recipe natural sweetness and health benefits, so you can enjoy it guilt-free!
Collagen Powder
Want to give your skin, hair, and body an extra boost while enjoying a delicious treat? The secret to making your homemade sugar-free chocolate taste even better is collagen powder.
Collagen is an amazing anti-aging supplement that helps keep your skin plump, firm, and youthful-looking while also promoting healthy hair growth. Plus, it supports muscle mass and joint health, which becomes even more important as we age.
Collagen powder in a sugar-free chocolate recipe gives you a beauty-boosting, skin-loving, and body-strengthening treat in one bite!
Final Thoughts
With these 5 simple ingredients, you can make a delicious and healthful chocolate treat. So, keep reading to learn how to make your own healthy chocolate bars at home.
The next time you’re in the mood for something sweet, try this healthy chocolate recipe. It’s delicious and won’t wreck your diet. Plus, it only takes a few minutes to make!
Have you tried making this recipe at home? What did you think?
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17 Responses
I never thought I would see the words health and chocolate together!!! Calling my name for sure! Thank you Schellea and a happy Mother’s Day to you too!!!!
Thanks so much Barbara ???? I’m glad you enjoyed the post and appreciate you taking the time to comment ❤❤
This looks delicious. Do you know how many calories there are in each serving? (Just wondering as I’m on a calorie controlled diet).
I am glad you like it Chris! To know more about the nutrition information including the calorie count, you can download the printable version of this recipe which can be found at the end of the article. Stay fabulous! ❤️????
LOVE this recipe. Made it yesterday and it was a hit. Thank you
I’m so glad you enjoyed it Misha! Sending you a massive hug! ????❤
I’ve tried Making it but think it tastes pouderish also don’t like the taste of almond butter or any kind of nut flavor kan I replaced it with somting else .?
Ok, I got the ingredients today and tried this out. I used pecan butter instead of almond — these are amazing!!! They hit that sweet spot for me- I can’t believe they are guilt free! I’m so happy! I had mine with a little sea salt on top- perfect!
I am so glad you enjoyed it Velta! You are awesome! Sending you a massive hug ????❤
Oooh that looks a bit yummy! I’m going to give it a go at the weekend, that’s for sure. Thankyou Schellea for your super tips and advice, you’re really making a huge difference to my mindset and how I see myself ???? ????
Thank you for sharing your wonderful comment Kathy and stay fabulous ❤️????
I’m confused. In the Notes it says, “NO STEVIA POWDER: Use liquid stevia drops, monk fruit sweetener drops or other powdered sugar alternative (not granulated) to taste”. But I don’t see Stevia Powder listed in the ingredient list. Is Stevia Powder supposed to be listed as an ingredient and, if so, how much?
Hi Susan! This was was typo and we have fixed it now. Thanks for letting us know. You can download the printable version of the recipe at the end of this article.
Lovely recipe but as I’m a low carb eater, maple syrup is just fructose; a sugar and spikes insulin, I just swapped it out for low carb pancake syrup or monk fruit drops, thanks for sharing, Sx????????
Thanks for sharing Siobhan! I am glad you enjoyed the recipe. ????????
Just made them and waiting for them to freeze up! Did a taste test and the mix taste so good even before sticking in the freezer???? thanks Schellea
You are so welcome Cathy. I am so glad you enjoyed the recipe. Stay fabulous! ❤️????