Raw Cacao Walnut Fudge
Fudge. Easy, decadent, satisfying, raw? You bet. Traditional fudge is made from lots of sugar (the recipe I had called for 2 and 1/2 cups!), butter, evaporated milk, and usually semi sweet chocolate, which is loaded with more sugar and fat. This raw food recipe is quick and only contains almonds, cacao powder and a little agave. I threw in walnuts because they have a ton of their own health benefits (see here) and I love chocolate and walnuts.
Cacao Walnut Fudge
- 1 cup Almond Butter (LINK RECIPE)
- 1/2 cup Cacao Powder
- 1/4 cup Agave
- 1/2 cup Walnuts, chopped.
- Mix together almond butter, cacao powder and agave. It is easiest to to this with your hand. Once it is well combined, mix in the walnuts.
- You can put this in an 8 x 8 sq pan or, use a mold. I used a little heart silicone one that I picked up one day.
- Refrigerate for at least 2 hours.
maeghan myers wrote on March 2, 2012
could i use something other than agave?
thanks, Maeghan
sara wrote on October 7, 2011
mmmmmmm!!! these are soooooooo YUMazing!! the taste of the cacao fudge is sooo wonderful and are a GREAT alternative for brownies too… i got so excited about them i made my neighbors try it! 🙂 and its fantastic with fresh strawberries 🙂 thanks so much susan for consistently providing the most wonderful recipes!!! 🙂
m wrote on July 18, 2011
good job this doesnt look too sickenly sweet. u must not be living light trained:) your recepies are amazing and look mostly healthy…but again will repace agave w/dates….
Stacie wrote on May 6, 2011
These are so good!!!! I couldn’t keep my teenage daughters out of my stash so I’m making more today and hiding them!!
Dylan 2Raw SuperFood wrote on March 23, 2011
Marvelous job! just Marvelous, they look beautiful they are in the fridge right now I can’t wait to try these! I never even heard of your site some of the most gorgeous and decadent recipes I have ever seen! I can’t wait to try these and order your dessert cookbook!!
nicole wrote on March 14, 2011
i just made this. i used half the amount of cacao powder. i wasn’t sure if the almonds were ever going to turn to butter, but they certainly did.
the morsels are in the fridge now. i tasted some right when i finished and they were delicious. i’m sure the final refrigerated product will be divine.
thanks for the simple, delicious recipe.
Jen wrote on June 20, 2010
Thank you so much for sharing this recipe. These are wonderful and so easy and quick to make. This is the best raw dessert I’ve tried and takes care of my chocolate craving with just a small piece.
Susan wrote on June 20, 2010
Wait until you see the dessert cookbook! It should be out very soon.