The typical recipes make a batch, and I don’t dare have a pile of sweet stuff around. Me, I make a single serving by mixing an ounce of cream cheese with half an ounce of butter (abt. 45 grams total); add a teaspoon and a half of cocoa powder and stevia to taste. It is just enough to hit the spot. Substitute lemon juice or any other robust flavor for variety.
Fat bombs/snacks
i also have that book…i’m headed to the kitchen to make some now…will have to glance thru the book to get some ideas… I use silicone ice cube trays…they work great !!!
The coconut butter is awesome! I also will have a square of dark chocolate…,it’s 1.5 net carbs and a 100 for satisfaction
I’m originally from Philly, love sushi/sashimi but never heard of this. I left Philly in '69, well, before sushi became popular, so that’s probably why.
On another note, Vancouver BC (lived there for over 30 years) has the most incredible sushi/sashimi. Simply amazing!
If I can add to your question…it would be great to have ideas of FB’s that don’t need refrigeration or freezing. As I travel…would love to bring them along!
You can make it to by wizzing unsweetened coconut in the food processor /blender, takes ages tho so you need to rest your machine
Easy! Take your favorite frozen Fat Bomb and seal it in FoodSaver bag. Just clip corner of bag and squeeze to consume. I have done this with coconut oil FBs with no problems. You can get creative with the bags by sealing them down to a size easily managed.
I made some cheese chips and plan to eat them with some mashed avocado. Super easy and takes care of my cravings for potato chips!
My favorite fat bomb recipe is to melt equal parts of coconut oil and raw cocoa butter, then mix in half of the above measure of nut butter, a bit of vanilla, and a bit of stevia (or sweetener of choice). I blend this for about 15 sec, pour into a mold, and freeze.
What Larry said! I used a Colby/cheddar blend and then threw some seasonings on them. My non-keto husband loved them too!
Trader Joe’s has a 72% dark Belgian chocolate and each square is 1.5 carbs. The thing is just having one square😛
Well, that is good to know. Ive been eating 86% dark choc. And ur right, the secret is eating only one square!