Fat bomb recipes
primalkiwi
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Does anyone have any recipes for fat bombs that don't involve nuts or sweeteners? (i.e fit the primal concept). Every recipe seems designed for the low carb community rather than the primal/paleo community. Struggling to get enough fat in at the moment so thought these may help.
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Not exactly sure what you mean by a "fat bomb" but here's some of my recent strategies for sneaking some healthy fats in my diet:
-When I make scrambled eggs in the morning I sneak in about a tablespoon of coconut oil, which adds a really nice flavor
-I have no problem downing an entire avocado. I can eat them straight up with salt, but I also like mashing them in a bowl with lime juice and cilantro for a single serving of guacamole. I'm sure you could eat them with some carrots sticks but I litterally just eat with a spoon.
-A big serving of olives! (about a handful)
-sprinkle shredded coconut on everything, or just eat a handful. I like it in salads, on top of veggies and meats. really I just throw it on stuff for a little extra flavor and fat.
-I will often dip a hardboiled egg into a plate of olive oil and salt (sort of like dipping bread at an italian restaurant, strangely satisfying to just taste the oil.)
-When all else fails, I don't think a handful of raw hazelnuts is something to worry about personally.
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Is stevia primal friendly? If not, just don't use any!
1C Nutiva CO
3/4 Butter
3/4 Almond butter
Melt the above ingredients and stir in the following:
3 TBSP Shredded coconut
3 TBSP Coco powder
Optionally sweetened with Stevia to taste.
I pop them into silicon candy moulds, freeze for 15min and then pop them into a ziplock bag and put them in the fridge. Each one of mine has about 145 calories, 9g fat and >1g carbs0 -
Most of my fat bombs involve nuts but even just mixing coconut oil, coconut manna, shredded coconut, and then vanilla, or other extracts is something that works for me. You can also add cocao for a "fudge". Yum Some of my recipes will get a dab of maple syrup but some don't. I never use fake sweeteners and I don't like stevia.
Do you have any paleo, primal recipe books? Most of them will have some treats that will fit the bill, or can easily be modified. Also, I found some great recipes online too. Any added sweeteners are totally optional. But when one serving only has 5 carbs or so, even with some maple syrup, I think it's acceptable. If one uses really dark maple syrup, a tiny bit goes a long way for awesome flavour.0 -
http://paleomg.com/21dsd-green-apple-and-coconut-treats/
Unless coconut was on your avoid list. These are super tasty.0 -
Thanks everyone for the great ideas and links, will follow up on these. Trying to keep fat bombs as absolutely low carb as possible as I'd rather get my carb intake from vegetables. Recipe books - don't own any as they are all American and I usually can't find half the ingredients :-)0
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http://paleomg.com/21dsd-green-apple-and-coconut-treats/
Unless coconut was on your avoid list. These are super tasty.
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these look amazing,going to try them today!0 -
I have a few different recipes for fat bombs on my pinterest board:
http://pinterest.com/toristamps/paleo-primal/0 -
Great board - I started following for the inspiration. Thanks Tori!0
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I made the apple fat bombs,they were amazing and I'm making more today..kept me full for a VERY long time.Thanks for the great,easy recipe0
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I use a base of part almond butter & part coconut flour (usually equal parts), but I've also used cream cheese or regular butter. Not necessarily paleo that way (depending on if you do dairy), but could be lower carb. I've never added any sweeteners to mine, just cinnamon, vanilla extract, bits of coconut, etc. Coconut oil would work, too.0
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My fat bomb:
can of coconut milk
spinach
little bit of fruit (as the sweetener/flavor) - I normally use a frozen blend with strawberries, peaches, and bananas in it, or whatever's on hand
lemon-flavored CLO
Instructions:
1. Put all ingredients in blender.
2. VROOOM!
3. Add more fruit/water as needed for consistency, then VROOOM it again.0 -
I've been reading through the threads, and apparently what I call a fat bomb (liquid) is not the same as most of you call a fat bomb (solid).
By way of apology for my recipe that wasn't what you were asking for, I give you...
Fat bombs! http://pinterest.com/mustbemelly/fat-bombs/
Somebody likes them enough that they have their own category on Pinterest.
Me, I'm personally rather interested in this one: http://wholenaturallife.com/2012/12/17/lemon-coconut-delights-another-delicious-way-to-eat-your-coconut-oil/
And this one: http://wholenaturallife.com/2012/09/17/cinnamon-butter-bites-gaps-friendly/
They both have sweeteners, but I can see them working without them.0 -
Thanks Twibbly - I guess most think of fat bombs as those little portable bites of high fat goodness but they aren't the only way. Your liquid idea has my cogs turning...thanks for the inspiration :-)0
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This is the reason I think of fat bombs as liquid:
http://freetheanimal.com/2008/02/liquid-fat-bomb.html
(FYI, people in the comments said they made it without the sweetener and it was fine)0 -
Aaaaand now I'm pondering coconut milk, pumpkin puree, and pumpkin pie spice. Maybe for an afternoon snack...
Ohhh! I forgot about Batty's Blueberry Balls: https://www.marksdailyapple.com/forum/thread8256.html
Also, people on MDA have talked about taking a can of coconut milk, mixing it with unsweetened cocoa powder, and sticking it in the fridge as a kind of pudding.
And chocolate salty balls: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/forum/thread35342.html (calls for almond butter, but has apparently been successfully replaced with coconut butter)0 -
I stumbled upon a savory fat bomb recipe yesterday:
http://www.homemademommy.net/2013/03/bacon-berb-cream-cheese-dip-aka-savory-fat-bomb.html
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"Crack"
coconut butter (or manna, same thing)
raw cacao powder
raw cacao nibs for crunch
a little raw honey if you want
Melt the butter/ manna, mix in the rest, to taste... when cool, eat with a spoon... super energy food and quenches my chocolate cravings too!
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BTW, the lemon fat bombs I linked to (http://wholenaturallife.com/2012/12/17/lemon-coconut-delights-another-delicious-way-to-eat-your-coconut-oil/ ) remind me of the lemon ices that Dairy Queen used to sell - very tart, but tasty! I made them with no sweetener0
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Bump! Great ideas!0
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I have a few different recipes for fat bombs on my pinterest board:
http://pinterest.com/toristamps/paleo-primal/
I love your board, thanks for sharing! I've been lacking fat in my diet.0 -
sometimes I'll eat coconut oil with a spoon, but since summer hit its liquefied in my pantry so that hasn't been an option.
one of my favorite snacks is guacamole scooped up with bacon. its what dreams are made of.0 -
Thanks everyone for the great ideas and links, will follow up on these. Trying to keep fat bombs as absolutely low carb as possible as I'd rather get my carb intake from vegetables. Recipe books - don't own any as they are all American and I usually can't find half the ingredients :-)
Me too. I see some suggestions include a lot of fruit, which I found surprising, but I guess that's fine for people who have no problem with sugar.
Coconut oil with anything is a fat bomb. Just refrigerate after. I have a lot of great recipes in my Paleo cookbooks. They aren't called "fat bombs" though. I think I'm going to make some today......0 -
Pork Rinds:)0
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damn, now I want fat bombs...you all are making me hungry lol0
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If you look on my pinterest page I have several
http://www.pinterest.com/pumpkinpie06/paleo-primal-recipes/
http://www.pinterest.com/pumpkinpie06/oh-babyprimalpaleo-badness/0 -
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