Homemade healthy chocolate
A rich, guilt-free homemade chocolate made with clean ingredients—naturally sweet, indulgent, and nourishing.
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Ingredients
100 ml coconut oil or cocoa butter
40 g unsweetened cocoa powder or raw cacao
60 ml pure maple syrup or raw honey
1 tsp vanilla extract
Pinch of Himalayan pink salt
Optional: chia seeds, nuts, maca or ashwagandha
Method
Gently melt coconut oil using a double boiler.
Sift cocoa powder to remove lumps.
Whisk cocoa into melted oil until smooth.
Add sweetener, vanilla, and salt.
Mix in optional superfoods.
Pour into moulds and freeze for 20–30 minutes.
Store refrigerated.
Benefits
Rich in flavonoids that support cardiovascular health
Provides healthy fats for sustained energy
Lower glycaemic load compared to commercial chocolates
Who Can Eat It
Adults and children above 5 years
Individuals avoiding refined sugar
Ideal For
Healthy dessert alternative
Controlled indulgence in weight management plans
Best Time to Consume
Mid-meal snack or post-lunch sweet
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