Bready or Not: Chocolate-Coffee Truffles

Start the day off right with breakfast truffles packed with coffee and cocoa!


Chocolate-Coffee Truffles


Sure, they might not be the most photogenic of items, but they are delicious and they pack a caffeine wallop. These are also gluten-free with no added sugar.


Chocolate-Coffee Truffles


The dates act as the source of sweetness and as the binding agent. Almonds are loaded with all kinds of healthy goodness. Everything about these screams “HEALTHY!”


Chocolate-Coffee Truffles


Trust me. They might not look pretty, but they’re tasty.


Modified from Relish Magazine.





Bready or Not: Chocolate-Coffee Truffles





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Chocolate-Coffee Truffles


These truffles won’t win any awards for good looks, but their taste is pure chocolate and coffee. These are gluten-free with no sugar added. Recipe makes about 9 tablespoon-sized truffles; 2-3 make for a good breakfast or snack!








1 cup chopped Medjool dates (about 15 dates)
1/2 cup raw or roasted almonds
1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
2 Tablespoons ground coffee
1 tablespoon chia seeds or wheat germ or flax seeds
pinch of salt




Combine all the ingredients in a food processor or high-powered blender. It might need to be blended in batches.



Pulse until the almonds are in very small pieces. If the mixture isn't cohesive, add a teaspoon of water and blend again. Add more water if needed. The mash should hold together when pressed but not be wet.



Use a spoon or scoop to form the mix into truffles. Makes about 9 tablespoon-sized.



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