When you are in the mood for a chocolate treat that can fit in with a healthy diet look no further than these raw brownies. Perfect for a post These bars are the perfect substitute for an energy bar or other sweet tweet and they are full of healthy good for you ingredients.

Dates are loaded with potassium and are a good source of fiber, the walnuts supply healthy omega-3 essential fatty acids and the cacoa is one of the best sources of magnesium found in nature. Even if you aren’t interested in the health benefits these brownies offer you should give them a try because they are so delicious and so satisfying. So there you have it, a life changing event just waiting for you to grab it. You can thank me later, I’m off to eat a brownie. snack they only have 5 ingredients and don’t require any cooking.

2 1/2 cups Medjool dates, pitted
1/2 cup raw oats
1 cup raw cacoa
1/4 teaspoon sea salt

Method:
Place 1 1/2 cups walnuts and the oats in a food processor and blend on high until the mixture is finely ground. Add the cacao and salt and pulse to combine. Add the dates one at a time through the feed tube of the processor while it is running. The mixture should be crumbly but hold together when you squeeze it between your fingers. Roughly chop the remaining 1/2 cup of walnuts and combine with the walnut-cacoa mix. Press the mixture into a 9×9 pan. Place in the freezer or fridge until ready to serve, it is easily to slice the brownies when they are cold. Dust lightly with cacoa before serving. Store in an airtight container in the fridge or freezer.














Just came across your blog from the Bliss Blog site. I can’t remember the last time I was excited by so many recipes — everything looks so wonderful – tasty and healthy.
I already have a long list of bookmarks for things I want to make.
Thank you so much!
Rain
Yummo!! Can’t wait to try these! Thanks for the post
Great recipe! I’m loving raw brownies, they are so quick & easy and taste like they shouldn’t be good for you.
Just wanted to check if you actually meant “raw oats” which would be oat groats, with the hull on etc. Or do you use uncooked rolled oats which are steamed to process them so technically aren’t raw.
Just made these- they were so much better than I expected b/c I dont exactly love dates!! Next time I may add some cinnamon!
Glad that you tried it even though you don’t like dates, I was never a huge fan either but I’ve really developed a taste for them recently. Cinnamon is a great idea, you could also try a little bit of chili powder for a spicy kick!