10 Dairy-Free Chocolate Almond Recipes! – One Green Planet

Chocolate tastes amazing on its own but is also perfect in so many flavor combinations. It’s great with peanut butter, sea salt, citrus, berries, and almonds, and you might even enjoy it with mint (if you’re into that). Chocolate and almonds specifically are very yummy treats. The crunch of almond pieces in a chocolate bar or pastry is heavenly. Or if you’re gluten-free, almond meal/flour is a flour alternative for baking chocolate pastries!

We put together 10 dairy-free chocolate almond recipes from the Food Monster App to help you get creative with this flavor combo!

1. Chocolate Almond Energy Bites 

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These Chocolate Almond Energy Bites by Maryke Wylde will sustain you, plus the chocolatey taste makes it yum! A dairy-free snack that travels well and will keep for about a week in the fridge in an air-tight container. You can make batches of these and freeze them until you are ready to transfer to the fridge. Sugar-free.

2. Spicy Chocolate Almond Butter Tahini Cups 

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This Spicy Chocolate Almond Butter Tahini Cups recipe by Joanne Lee is the healthy-ish answer to your chocolate prayers. These elegant dark chocolate cups are filled with a creamy, rich mixture of tahini, almond butter, and a dash of cayenne to give them a little something extra. Plus, they are really simple to make and store well in the freezer.

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3. Chocolate Almond Chia Protein Bars 

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These energy and protein-packed Chia Protein Bars by Nicole Dunai are an incredibly easy snack full of wholesome ingredients – no baking required!

4. Chocolate Almond Tart 

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This Chocolate and Almond Tart by Kristen Genton is easy, delicious, and decadent! All you need is 7 ingredients and you have the perfect sophisticated dessert for any occasion. The best part is that this tart is so rich that all you need is a little sliver to be sent into chocolate bliss, so this tart can feed a crowd! For a 9-inch tart pan, you can probably get about 16 good pieces. Pair with some coconut whipped cream, fruit, or vegan ice cream and you’ve got yourself the best thing in life.

5. Chocolate Almond and Thyme Tarts 

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This Almond Chocolate and Thyme Tarts by Hannah Sunderani is a smooth and creamy dessert sure to wow vegans and non-vegans alike! This tart’s savory thyme topping brings out the rich, chocolate notes in the mousse.

6. Chocolate Covered PB Almond Stuffed Dates 

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Soft, chewy Medjool dates filled with peanut butter and almonds, enrobed in melted chocolate – These Chocolate Covered PB Almond Stuffed Dates by Nicole Dunai are a perfect treat made with real, whole-food ingredients!

7. Chocolate Ice Cream With Almonds, Cacao Nibs and Black Sea Salt 

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This Chocolate Ice Cream With Almonds, Cacao Nibs and Black Sea Salt by Julia Winnicki is decadent, sophisticated, and insanely delicious, and yet it is vegan, gluten-free, and refined sugar-free.

8. Almond Butter Cups 

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These homemade Almond Butter Cups by Crissy Cavanaugh are homemade and yummy!

9. Almond Butter Sea Salt Chocolate Bars 

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This Almond Butter Sea Salt Chocolate Bars recipe by Daniela Modesto is impossibly easy to make. You need 7 ingredients and there is no baking involved. Almond butter, coconut flour, maple syrup, cinnamon, and vanilla create a nice thick base for the layer of luscious chocolate and almond butter that’s finished with a few generous pinches of salt. It’s undeniable that sweet and salty complement each other, bringing out the best in any sweet recipe. So check out this easy dessert, let your taste buds celebrate, and let’s give a round of applause to salt!

10. Dark Chocolate Almond Truffles 

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It’s always important to treat yourself and your sweet cravings when you can, which is what these Dark Chocolate Almond Truffles by Molly Patrick are perfect for! Toasted almonds and dates are thrown into the mix of these rich sweet bites. Make yourself a delicious dessert when you get the chance with these dark chocolate almond truffles.

If you enjoy recipes like this, check out 15 Creative Recipes Ideas Using Chocolate and Peanut Butter and 15 Recipes Using The Decadent Combination of Chocolate and Berries!

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