Ooooooohhhhhmmmgosh. Creamy. Rich. Melt in your mouth goodness. This has got to be one of my most favorite chocolate recipes I have created so far. And I make ALOT of chocolate creations. It is no secret I love chocolate, and I absolutely LOVE fudge. It is actually because of my utter love for chocolate and most things sweet that I started making my own desserts and treats. There is no way I would be able to maintain the level of health I believe to be necessary to live the life I want, if I were to indulge in the commercial sugar laden, often dairy filled, sometimes chemically induced sweets I find at the store, every time a craving hit me. Instead I use all natural, organic, mostly raw ingredients to provide not only the highest level of nutrients to my body but also to provide the most flavorful indulgences. The only bad thing about using such wholesome ingredients in my recipes is that I don’t usually feel too bad if I eat way too many. And let’s face it, too much of a good thing, well eventually does become too much. Anyways, right now is not the time to talk about how to slow down eating such amazing delicious goodness, right now is the time to share one of the fastest ways to get your sweet fix while still loving your body. Given you don’t eat the whole batch at once, and every day. But you might have to try doing that at least once. Just to try. 
Ingredients:
- 6-8 soft medjool dates
- 1/4 cup raw cacao powder
- 1/4 cup almond butter
- 1/4 cup coconut oil
- 1/4 cup coconut butter
- 1 large ripe banana (if you are not a fan of banana you could omit this, but the texture will be somewhat affected)
- dash of salt
Steps:
- melt the coconut butter and oil together, either in a double boiler, or in a pot on the stove. If doing this last method, heat the pot first, put your coconut products in it and leave the flame on low for maybe a minute and turn off and stir to get the oils melted. You do not want to cook them, just melts them and having them in a hot pot will be enough.
- put everything in a food processor and blend until nice and smooth and rich
- poor in a 8X8 dish, lined with parchment paper
- set in the fridge for 30 minutes or in the freezer for 10
- cut in small squares and keep in the fridge
Pamplemousse 
This looks utterly delicious and a million times healthier than my recipes!! XX
Haha! Thanks! Your treats look so amazing though!
These look unbelievably dangerous. As in, I would eat them all at once.
They are dangerous. The only reason I haven’t eaten them all at once (yet) is because I live with 4 other people who love eating sweets as much as I do and I feel bad not sharing with them.
The problem is that if I make this..I will eat the whole batch!!! I can’t resist a good fudge. Your recipe looks too good!
The only way to not eat the whole batch for me is to share it!
YUMMMM
These look so delicious! ❤