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Recipe: Low Carb Brownie Bites (with secret vegetable ingredient)

It’s that time of year again. The time of year where you are surrounded by delicious chocolate. It may come in the form of candy. It may come in the form of a cupcake. Or it may come in the form of a BROWNIE BITE. Those delicious little ‘pop in your mouth’ yummies that someone always nabs last minute at the grocery store on their way to a party. Yet we know those brownie bites are filled with gluten, sugar, and have zero redeeming nutritional value.

Behold! A recipe for a low carb brownie bite that, thanks to it’s extra vegetable ingredient, is super moist, fudgy and has additional nutritional value.

I brought a bunch of these to a Zombie party this month and no one could taste the beet. All I got was exclaims on how moist, rich and fudgy these bad boys are. People who professed to hate beets still loved these.

Low Carb Brownie Bite

Low Carb Brownie Beet Bite

Serve same day, although beet puree can be prepared a day or two ahead of time OR you can peel and cut up your beets and microwave (about 10 minutes per beet)

Low Carb Brownie Bite Nutrition

Low carb, high fat, extremely tasty and filling. Nutrition is if you eat two



Filed Under: Dessert, Gluten Free, Low Carb, Recipe, Vegetarian Tagged With: almond flour, beets, brownies, chocolate, coconut oil, cupcakes

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Comments

  1. J. says

    September 21, 2014 at 12:25 pm

    These sound delicious. I would like to make them but the temperature to cook them at is not provided. Can you clarify? Thank you 🙂

    Reply
    • Sparky says

      September 22, 2014 at 2:16 pm

      Hi! I baked them at 350 degrees 🙂 Please let me know how they turn out for yah!

      Reply

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