What's better than home made, sugar free nutella? No bake Keto nutella bars, naturally. Packed with hazelnuts, seeds and a generous helping of happiness-inducing dark chocolate. Low carb and gluten free.
I am all for no bake recipes. Simply, less can go wrong. You can't burn it. Or undercook it. You just do your mixing magic, and the fridge or freezer does the rest. When you have to juggle job, house, several hungry, often irrational family members - depending on age - plus all the other things life throws at you, sometimes there no head space for baking.
Think about it. Hover next to the oven.... or have a bath, right now? Yes, with candles. Nervously poking knives into your cake, only to pull it out all doughy, armpits slowly getting sweaty... or putting your feet up in the lounge with a glass of ice cold Chardonnay? You get the drift. Easy means happy!
These no bake Keto nutella bars are your new dirty clean-eating secret. They are
- finger-licking moreish
- chocolatey
- packed with nuts and seeds
- dense
- nutritious
- filling
- just on the right side of sweet
- perfect as a dessert or an afternoon pick-me-up with a cup of tea
I decided to make these bars after finding myself eating our home made sugar free nutella straight from the jar. Which tastes great, incredibly great, actually, but just did not seem very refined. I briefly considered chocolate muffins with nutella filling, but the bath was calling. Or the sofa. Or both.
I promise you, these bars will take you no time to throw together. Time to spread some nutella love, friends! Or... keep the lovin' all to yourself. Which I tried. And failed. Kids have a keen eye for extra special treats!
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Recipe
No Bake Keto Nutella Bars
from Sugar Free LondonerNote: The servings slider only changes the first amount in each line and not any subsequent amounts. Please make your own calculations where necessary.
Ingredients
- 1 cup home made sugar free nut-ella
- 1 cup hazelnuts ground
- handful of pumpkin seeds
- handful of sunflower seeds
- 50 g dark chocolate melted
Instructions
- Place your hazelnuts in the food processor and blend. If you have used all your hazelnuts for the nutella, almonds will also do.
- Melt the dark chocolate in a pan or in the microwave. I used a variety with 90% cocoa.
- Add the pumpkin and sunflower seeds, the nut-ella and the melted chocolate and blend to combine. If you wish, stir in some more hazelnuts at the end for extra crunch.
- Spread the mixture on a baking sheet - it should be sticky and quite firm. I just formed it into a rectangle of sort and pressed it down until it was about 2cm thick.
- Cover with cling film and refrigerate about 30 minutes or until set.
- Cut into bars and enjoy!
Notes
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Michelle
I just made this using what I had on hand, which was hazelnut flour (ground hazelnuts) and half-and-half instead of nut milk in the nutella recipe. I used unsweetened chocolate and the nutella was so sweet I didn't need any additional sweetener. I was a bit slapdash with the ingredient measurements for the bars but it turned out very well. Thanks for a great recipe, I've only recently found your site and am loving many of the recipes, especially as they are metric.
Katrin
Thank you for sharing your recipe tweaks! I'm glad the bars worked out - and I'm happy you're enjoying the website!
Betsy
These are amazing! Thank you for a great recipe!!