Cyndi’s Namibian Chocolate

by | Nov 6, 2015 | 0 comments

This chocolate recipe was a hit around the camp fire after dinner!

Yields1 ServingDifficultyBeginner
1

Place the coconut oil, salt and sugar into the fry pan and melt, make sure the sugar is well blended, take off the heat and add the cacao melts

2

Continue stirring the melts and oil together until all melts melt

3

Quickly add the rest of the ingredients and place into a dish where the chocolate will only be about 1 cm thick or less - spread evenly

4

Place in the fridge

5

When the chocolate has hardened, break into bite size pieces put into a container and place in the fridge

6

Serve cold, no need for anything else to be added.

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Directions

1

Place the coconut oil, salt and sugar into the fry pan and melt, make sure the sugar is well blended, take off the heat and add the cacao melts

2

Continue stirring the melts and oil together until all melts melt

3

Quickly add the rest of the ingredients and place into a dish where the chocolate will only be about 1 cm thick or less - spread evenly

4

Place in the fridge

5

When the chocolate has hardened, break into bite size pieces put into a container and place in the fridge

6

Serve cold, no need for anything else to be added.

Notes

Cyndi’s Namibian Chocolate
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