Chocolate Granola Clusters
Chocolate Granola Clusters
Ditch the rice krispies for these homemade gorgeous clusters are divine and super healthy. This one will please the whole family, even Miss or Master fuss-pot!
Serves:
Course Canape, Desserts & Sweet Treats, Snack, Snacks
Diet Child Friendly, Dairy Free, Diabetic Friendly, Gluten Free, Grain Free, Low Carb, Sugar free
Prep Time 5 minutes minutes
Cook Time 10 minutes minutes
Total Time 15 minutes minutes
Ingredients
- 300 g homemade lower -carb granola pre-cooked
- 100 g dark chocolate 70% cocoa solids
Method
- Break chocolate and place in a heatproof bowl. Sit over a pan (bain-marie) of barely simmering water and let the chocolate melt, stirring occasionally. Then remove from heat and allow to cool slightly.
- Add in granola mixture to the melted chocolate and stir well to ensure the granola is completely coated. Spoon mixture into small bun cases (I used petit four bun cases to make about 40).
- Leave to cool and store in an air-tight container in your fridge. (Will keep 2 weeks).
Maggie's Tips
- Allergic to nuts or sesame seeds or a NO nut/sesame seed rule at school. If so, omit the offending item and replace with either more seeds or nuts or grains.
- Please note by changing the recipe it may effect carbohydrate content.
- These clusters need to be stored in the fridge or they will MELT.
- This recipe can be used as a chocolate granola if wished. If this is your desired outcome, omit placing in bun cases, just spread out on parchment paper and place in fridge, then transfer to zip-lock bag. Same rules apply – must be stored in fridge.
- Vegan friendly: Check chocolate is VF
- Gluten free: Check chocolate is GF
- Dairy free: Check chocolate is DF
- Homemade Lower-Carb Granola
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