Creamy, chocolate-free fudgsicles made with coconut milk and carob. Carob fudge popsicles are fruit sweetened, dairy free, nut free, AIP friendly, paleo and vegan. Follow the link at the bottom of the post for the full recipe.
Hi friends!
I’m here today for a quick check-in because I shared this recipe on my friend’s blog yesterday! Remember Gabriella? She was here a few weeks back to share AIP plantain fritters, and now I’m sharing a luscious AIP dessert on Beyond the Bite.
My latest mood? Carob obseeeessed. YES it’s so good!
I’ve haven’t had chocolate in over three years. A bizarre idea to give up chocolate for a while turned into a realization that I don’t tolerate chocolate at all. I get migraines and an intense racing heart whenever I eat it, questioning if I’m actually having a heart attack at twenty years old. So chocolate and I had to break up for good it seems.
After a year, you actually do get used to not eating chocolate (GASP!). Occasionally I wish I could eat a chocolate chip cookie, but otherwise it’s not as big of a deal. This coming from a girl who could have kept Hershey in business all by herself as a kid. SERIOUSLY.
But I have a new love these days, and it is carob, The flavor is different that cocoa, more fruity and less bitter. It is often used as a cocoa substitute just because the color is very similar, but it most definitely offers a different flavor that I happen to love.
Any carob lovers will love these easy fudge pops, and if you haven’t tried carob yet, it’s worth a try! Although, you can always sub cocoa powder for the carob if you prefer.
These bars are sweet and creamy, like chocolate fudgsicles, and they are surprisingly healthy!
To get the full recipe, visit Gabriella’s blog at Beyond the Bite.
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