Coconut Fudge

Name: Coconut Fudge
Prep time: 5 min
Cook time: 30 min
Total time: 35 min
Ingredients: 1 1/2 cup dried unsweetened coconut; 1/3 cup agave syrup; 2 tbsp coconut oil; 1/4 tsp salt; 1/8 tsp almond oil

Written by cutcooking Published on April 27, 2020 in Desserts, Treats

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The sun is finally shining in YYC and we feel like we’re beachin’ with a balmy 10°C!! Just a week ago we were buried under a blizzard snowstorm – today the grass has hints of green peaking through. The signs of spring has definitely lifted our spirits. We’re excited to share this next recipe with all of you in hopes of lifting yours!

With just five simple ingredients, 5 minutes, and a food processor, you’ll have this incredible treat prepared and cooling. It’s so smooth and the complexity of salt to sweet is impeccable. Pour yourself a drink, plant your chair on your driveway and indulge with some coconut fudge. Invite your neighbour to join you from a safe distance and share a piece…Lol, if you haven’t eaten it all by yourself!

These days of social distancing and self isolation have definitely stretched many of us. We have all been prompted to pivot, to respond and roll with life in ways we’ve never before. These new perspectives have changed the speed at which we live. For many of us it’s slowed down our busy lives. We’ve hopefully paid more attention to the simple things which make us happy. This recipe is exactly that. Savour the simple, and share the sweet with those around us.

With a new perspective and looking through our same camera lense, we decided to embrace these new routines throughout our days. Coconut fudge here we go!

Blend up your ingredients, freeze for 30 minutes and you’re set! This recipe couldn’t be more simple and have such incredible end results. We recommend transferring your coconut fudge ingredients into a silicon pan, cupcake liners, anything silicon! This will make it easier to cut later. If you don’t have any silicon in your kitchen, go ahead and line any pan or dish with parchment paper. Your fudge will still turn out great!