Muesli bars are a happy past time from the good old school days. As a child, I remember my translucent pink lunch box filled to the brim with packets, most noteworthy of all was the muesli bar. My mum did her best to feed us a real food diet at home, but school was a different story all together. Parents were under the impression back then that kids needed readily available energy from carbohydrate-rich and calorie-dense foods, hence the traditional muesli bar... (packed full of sugar and refined carbohydrates).
Showing posts with label Sweet Treat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sweet Treat. Show all posts
24 December, 2014
The traditional Muesli Bar turned 'real food' snack
Muesli bars are a happy past time from the good old school days. As a child, I remember my translucent pink lunch box filled to the brim with packets, most noteworthy of all was the muesli bar. My mum did her best to feed us a real food diet at home, but school was a different story all together. Parents were under the impression back then that kids needed readily available energy from carbohydrate-rich and calorie-dense foods, hence the traditional muesli bar... (packed full of sugar and refined carbohydrates).
04 November, 2014
The Goodness of Chocolate Bark and What to Fuel Your Body When
Here’s an idea for a gift, a dinner party, or a casual Sunday afternoon treat: Salted Chocolate & Almond Bark. If you’re not a fan of salted sweet food, then eliminate the salt for straight and pure Chocolate and Almond Bark – who wouldn’t like that?!
What I especially love about this recipe is that it isn’t only an ‘alternative’ to chocolate, it actually benefits our bodies when consumed in moderation (1 - 2 pieces per day, if not having other chocolate). These benefits are found in the raw cacao, coconut oil, and cacao powder. Maple syrup is present to sweeten the bitter cacao, but doesn’t have many health benefits unfortunately.
22 September, 2014
The Infamous Chia Pudding and Raspberry Chia Jam
I’m no rice pudding or porridge girl… which is why I was pleasantly surprised by my first taste of chia pudding. This delectable breakfast (or dessert) is creamy, smooth on the tongue, and incredibly satisfying. I had it before a day of work and it took me through till lunchtime.
In all honesty, I was particularly dubious
about the health food craze around chia seeds. A tiny quantity of small seeds
soaked in liquid overnight to be demolished the next day, didn’t exactly
represent a meal in my mind, but had more in common with a smoothie. How wrong
was I?!
25 August, 2014
First Times with Apple and Prune Cake
This Tuesday my dad is having dinner at our house for the first time. We moved into our new home only three months ago, and it has taken this long to get our A into G and haul over the parentals.
This delicious dessert is most complimented by a side of
coconut cream or Greek yoghurt. It is perfect during the colder winter months
as it has that cosy nourishing feel to it, especially when served straight from
the oven.
If you have a particular fancy for apples you can always add
another one to the batter.
Here goes dad....
09 July, 2014
Nature’s Banoffee Chocolate Tart
Some of nature’s most delectable basics are the banana,
cocoa, and coconut cream.
This is what you will see here. An amalgamation of these three loves, plus a few extras.
This is what you will see here. An amalgamation of these three loves, plus a few extras.
Come summer or winter, Banoffee Pie is my favoutrie
dessert. With this recipe, I invite you to revisit fond memories of childhood
as you sat outside in your tree house, dishing spoonfuls of this divine dessert
into your mouth. “Mmmmm,” you may recall saying, because with Banoffee Pie,
there just aren’t any words.
I’ll say just one more thing. I won my brother-in-law over
into the wholefoods world with this recipe….
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