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gluten free

raw caramel slice

I have reached the conclusion that I am addicted to sugar. Actually. It’s really bad. I LOVE sweets. This is especially bad thing given that I only have 2 months left before I am on wedding body lock down. As a result… I feel the raw slice thing is good for me. Natural ingredients that add benefits to your body whilst you get your sugar kick. Don’t get me wrong these little beauties are still full of calories but they are a better alternative to a real caramel slice. Enjoy!

Ingredients
Base:
Around 10 dates
1 1/2 cup cashews or almonds or a mix
2 tsp vanilla extract

Caramel:
1 cup maple syrup
1/2 cup white tahini
1/4 cup coconut oil
1 tsp vanilla extract
1tsp salt

Chocolate:
2tbs raw cacao powder
5tbs rice malt syrup (honey or agave would also work)
1/2 cup coconut oil

Method
Line a small baking tray or loaf tin with baking paper and oil slightly with coconut oil.

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Using a food processor, blend the base ingredients until you have a sandy texture that is sticky.

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Press the mixture down onto the lines tray and evenly spread. Place in the freezer while you continue your caramel. Again, simply blend all the caramel layer ingredients. Taste here and you may find you want more salt or more sweet flavours.

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Pour over the base layer and freeze while you move onto your chocolate.

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Blend the chocolate layer ingredients and pour over the top! (my chocolate layer split as I over mixed FYI so be careful to only pulse your processor. Still tastes good though!)

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Freeze over night if you can but if you want to dig in, 2-3 hours will allow you to have a taste. Keep in the fridge as you nibble away! It will last up for 5 days.

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  1. pennyfarthingcycle says

    June 24, 2015 at 7:45 am

    Just the photos look fantastic.

  2. Tori Anderson says

    June 24, 2015 at 1:03 am

    YUM!!!! I am def trying this one Holes!! xx

    • thewanderingmatilda says

      June 24, 2015 at 1:07 am

      You won’t regret it T I promise ! They do need to be kept in the fridge so take them all to work for everyone to pick at in your tea room … Then no need for wheat based sugary biscuits! Xxx

  3. Grace McGurk says

    June 24, 2015 at 12:55 am

    Look amazing Hol, wish i was over there to have a piece (or 5)!

    • thewanderingmatilda says

      June 24, 2015 at 1:06 am

      Me too Ray! Mainly so I don’t eat the whole thing :/

Hey there

This is a collection of tastes from my tables abroad… wherever that may be. I spend my days professionally food writing my nights recipe developing flavours from my adventures.

I am at my happiest when sharing food with my favourite people. I care deeply about nourishing our bodies with goodness. I don’t believe in dieting, I don’t believe in fads, I believe in feeding your body simply with home made deliciousness.

Holly x

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