Clean Eating Almond Butter Fudge
Healthy Fudge Flavor Ideas:
- Maple: Omit cocoa, sweeten with maple syrup, and/or add maple extract
- Pumpkin: Omit cocoa, add pumpkin pie spice and sub pumpkin for banana.
- Chocolate Pumpkin: Chocolate Pumpkin Fudge Recipe
- Gingerbread: Sweeten with molasses, add a pinch of ginger and nutmeg, omit cocoa
- White Chocolate Raspberry: Replace some or all of the banana with raspberries, and you can also sub half of the coconut butter with melted cacao butter. Omit cocoa.
- Mint Chocolate: Add peppermint extract and cacao nibs
*And here’s a banana-free option: Coconut Oil Fudge Recipes – NO Banana
Victoria K. says
How much pumpkin spice do you add?
Cheryl in NC says
Hi, Katie! Long time follower, first-time commenter. Just wanted to share that because I didn’t have a blender that I thought was up to the challenge of making coconut butter, I tried your delicious fudge recipe with half virgin coconut oil & half coconut flour (ground fine). And the good news is that it worked beautifully! I’m next planning to try it with only 25% oil & 75% flour (or 33%-66%) to see if I can reduce the fat content; but the 50-50 blend is really good! I’m also wondering if one couldn’t make the butter with an ordinary blender simply by adding a little coconut oil to ease the task. I’ll let you know once I do. 🙂
Also, as a note, in your berry fudge version, I have also tried replacing 1 tsp coconut oil (per serving) with a tsp of berry-flavored Omega 7 oil, for that added health benefit, and it is a flavor enhancer that I highly recommend!
Thanks so much for all your wonderful recipes. My 9-yr-old granddaughter just recently decided she wants to eat “healthier,” so we are going to start experimenting with your “healthy” desserts on a regular basis! I’m sure it will be a delicious adventure!
Anton says
This is so cool!! You literally found a way to make unhealthy delicious stuff healthy! Love it, we are also way more in the healthy cooking & eating lately and actually discovered that can be quite a challenge sometimes nowadays as there is so much junk around.
We love it and will definitely keep track of your blog & Facebook page. When you wanna have a look at our page you are very welcome too we found a delicious healthy chocolate fudge recipe lately who knows you`ll might love it to.
You can have a look at a blog post about this recipe here: http://pursuitcooking.com/chocolate-fudge-recipe-that-is-actually-healthy/
Yvonne says
These variations sound great, but I can’t find the original receive anywhere.
Chocolate Covered Katie says
Hi! Do you mean the chocolate version? https://chocolatecoveredkatie.com/2011/01/31/sugar-free-chocolate-fudge/
Or you can freeze this for a vanilla version: https://chocolatecoveredkatie.com/2011/01/18/coconut-banana-butter/
Manuella says
Any way of making a Vanilla fudge anyone?