Name: Chocolate Maca Almond Butter Cookies
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 10 min
Yield: 7
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 1 cup almond butter ((raw)); 3/4 cup coconut sugar ((granulated, raw)); 2 Tbsp flax seed ((ground)); 1/4 tsp salt; 1/2 cup filtered water; 1 cup oat flour ((sprouted)); 4 Tbps chocolate maca protein ((sprout Living Epic)); 1/4 cup cacao powder ((raw)); 1 cup chocolate chunks ((raw))

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Level

Easy

Ingredients

Ingreds.

Total

10min

Serves

Level

Easy

Ingredients

Ingreds.

Total

10min

Protein powder: not just for smoothies! These delightful chocolate almond butter cookies are infused with the power of maca protein powder, making them great treats for the physically active.

You really wouldn’t think that eating these confections would be good for you, but they are. It almost seems like cheating! With lots of raw chocolate to get the juices flowing and make you feel good, there’s no real downside to these awesome, rawsome chocolate maca almond butter cookies.

Even if you’re not pumping iron, there’s all kinds of benefits to be had from almonds, cacao and maca; not the least of which is that they are super tasty. And they’re real simple, to boot.

Protein powder: not just for smoothies! These delightful chocolate almond butter cookies are infused with the power of maca protein powder, making them great treats for the physically active.

Even if you’re not pumping iron, there’s all kinds of benefits to be had from almonds, cacao and maca; not the least of which is that they are super tasty. And they’re real simple, to boot.

Ingredients

1 cup almond butter (raw)
3/4 cup coconut sugar (granulated, raw)
2 Tbsp flax seed (ground)
1/4 tsp salt
1/2 cup filtered water
1 cup oat flour (sprouted)
4 Tbps chocolate maca protein (sprout Living Epic)
1/4 cup cacao powder (raw)
1 cup chocolate chunks (raw)

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Directions

Prep

10 min

Total

10 min

In a food processor, combine the almond butter, sugar, flax seed and salt and water. Process until well combined. Add the oat flour, protein powder, and raw cacao powder.
Roll out the dough on a sheet of parchment paper, and cut into little hearts with a cookie cutter (you can re-roll the dough and cut out more if you can resist snacking on it).
Place cookies on a lined dehydrator tray, and dehydrate for about an hour until they are dry on the outside. Place in the fridge to cool for about 15 minutes.
Meanwhile, melt the raw chocolate in the dehydrator, then dip each cookie half into it, and set on a parchment lined sheet pan. Once they are all dipped, place in the freezer for about 10 minutes to set the chocolate. Store cookies in the fridge.

Nutritional Information (per serving)

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