Orange Sorbet
★ 4.921Date and Nut Balls
★ 4.821You can change the nuts in the recipe according to your taste and increase or decrease the amount. The more nuts, the harder the texture of the date balls.
Cacao and Orange Bars
★ 4.773Chocolate and orange is a classic marriage of flavours that never fails. Full of vitamins, antioxidants and minerals such as zinc, magnesium, iron and selenium, while also containing no added sugar, these snack bars are one to enjoy guilt-free when you’re on the move.
Nutty matcha balls
★ 4.736You can use soaked, then dehydrated nuts in this recipe.
Date and nut balls
★ 4.720If the dates are not soft, soak them in boiling water for half an hour, then drain.
Chocolate Hazelnut Energy Balls
★ 4.6146Will keep in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 1 week.
Beer and chilli peanut clusters
★ 4.663Spicy Rosemary Mixed Nuts
★ 4.641Strawberry Leather
★ 4.624Banana and Oatmeal Energy Bars
★ 4.5411This healthier energy bar uses dates and bananas for natural sweetness. Combined with nutrient-rich oats, this is a simple recipe to prepare in your Thermomix®. Can also be made ahead and stored in airtight containers.
Coconut and beetroot balls
★ 4.5217You can use soaked, then dehydrated nuts in this recipe.
When making coconut butter, the time required may vary depending on the type of coconut used and the ambient room temperature. If the room is cold, the process may take longer.
Spiced Nuts
★ 4.566Chocolate fruit and nut squares
★ 4.557You can store this slice in a sealable container in the refrigerator.
Pear leathers
★ 4.523Cooking times will vary depending on your oven and the thickness of your pureé. If after 5 hours of baking, your pureé is still quite wet to touch, increase your oven temperature to 60°C and continue drying until dry to the touch.