Caramel Oat Bites
[Vegan, Raw, Gluten-Free]
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Natalie Tamara blogs over at The Tofu Diaries, where she shares plant-based recipes, travel tales,...
Natalie Tamara blogs over at The Tofu Diaries, where she shares plant-based recipes, travel tales, and tips for cruelty-free living. On a mission to prove every myth about veggie travel wrong, her itchy feet have taken her to almost sixty countries and counting. Home or abroad, Natalie can almost always be found with a camera in her hand and food on her mind. Read more about Natalie Tamara
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Caramel Oat Bites [Vegan, Raw, Gluten-Free]
Even after making so many batches of raw bliss balls and experimenting with so many flavors, I still find myself in amazement each time that they can be so good without being packed full of sugar or butter. These Caramel Oat Bites are about as simple as it gets with...
Even after making so many batches of raw bliss balls and experimenting with so many flavors, I still find myself in amazement each time that they can be so good without being packed full of sugar or butter. These Caramel Oat Bites are about as simple as it gets with just three ingredients, yet to me they are as good as any caramel you will find at the store. Possibly better when you consider what goes into them! You could try adding a little sea salt for a salted caramel version. Plus, these are gluten-free as long as your oats are certified!
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Ingredients You Need for Caramel Oat Bites [Vegan, Raw, Gluten-Free]
How to Prepare Caramel Oat Bites [Vegan, Raw, Gluten-Free]
- Drain the dates then add them, along with the oats and cashew nut butter, to a food processor.
- Blend until they have formed a smooth, sticky paste.
- Place the mixture in the refrigerator for 10 minutes —t his will make it easier to roll into balls.
- Separate the mix into small portions, roll into balls, and roll in the extra oats until they are fully coated.
- Store in the refrigerator.
No units for the oats!!! Assuming it is \’cups\’ but you know what happens when you assume……
Hey there! Yes it\’s in cups – my original recipe called for 50g oats which converts to 1 3/4 cups :)