3 Ingredient Frozen Chocolate Bars (20 calories per bar)

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  • Cadori
    Cadori Posts: 4,810 Member
    Interesting.

    (Isn't it against the Community Guidelines (all hail) to drive traffic to your own/a blog from the forums?)

    I hope not because 45 out of her 60 posts advertise...er...mention her website.
  • sbrownallison
    sbrownallison Posts: 314 Member
    Bumping for later review!
  • JohnMatrix
    JohnMatrix Posts: 59
    I am SO going to make those.
  • dgodin67
    dgodin67 Posts: 10
    What is PB2?
  • erinnpinky
    erinnpinky Posts: 80 Member
    I have found pb2 in canada in health food stores. I have also ordered online from bell plantation.

    Sorry for breaking any community guidelines. I post my recipes with pictures for the directions so to post the recipes on this site would be more effort ....alas why I link to my blog.
  • erinnpinky
    erinnpinky Posts: 80 Member
    Fitshop.ca sells pb2
    Ship via canada post
    I just ordered 36 bags as my coworkers all buy together to save on shipping.
  • Bobbie8786
    Bobbie8786 Posts: 202 Member
    Just visited the website and while I won't be making these chocolate bars the oopsie bread that is on there is happening. Thanks for posting that link.


    Why won't you be making them? Is it because of those weird little white things floating in there? Is it large chunk sugar? It looks kind of like chocolate ibarra like where you can see the big grains of sugar like this tumblr_lnjhyugJWY1qah3koo1_400.jpg I'm not a fan of that.

    I tend not to cook with specialty type items and I honestly don't even know what PB2 even is:ohwell:
  • jofjltncb6
    jofjltncb6 Posts: 34,415 Member
    I have found pb2 in canada in health food stores. I have also ordered online from bell plantation.

    Sorry for breaking any community guidelines. I post my recipes with pictures for the directions so to post the recipes on this site would be more effort ....alas why I link to my blog.

    Yeah, that seems legit. I mean, posting the pictures requires using the img tags, and posting a link to your blog means cut and paste of some text...whereas adding the recipe itself would require...uh, cut and paste of some text. Seems like driving traffic to your blog is the real reason for not doing it.

    But meh, whatever...like I said, I'm not the reporting type. I am, however, surprised you've gotten away with it as long as you have given how report-happy some people are here.
  • erinnpinky
    erinnpinky Posts: 80 Member
    Just visited the website and while I won't be making these chocolate bars the oopsie bread that is on there is happening. Thanks for posting that link.


    Why won't you be making them? Is it because of those weird little white things floating in there? Is it large chunk sugar? It looks kind of like chocolate ibarra like where you can see the big grains of sugar like this tumblr_lnjhyugJWY1qah3koo1_400.jpg I'm not a fan of that.

    I tend not to cook with specialty type items and I honestly don't even know what PB2 even is:ohwell:

    The white things are ice as my freezer is set to very cold!
  • JessCowles
    JessCowles Posts: 11
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    Oh look what I found? it looks the same? and I found it here....

    http://stuftmama.com/2012/01/18/dessert-lately-three-ingredient-fudge/

    and I don't own that blog so you can go to it without breaking any rules or adding any more ka-ching to this slick girls pockets. Yay google!

    Three Ingredient Dark Chocolate Peanut Buttery Fudge
    serves one mama (trying to watch her sugar intake before a big race)

    1/2 ripe banana, fresh or frozen (Thaw a little if frozen)
    2 tablespoons PB2 (12 grams)
    2 tablespoons dark chocolate cocoa powder (10 grams)

    Directions:
    Mix the ingredients together with a fork or in a Magic Bullet.
    Pour into a bowl or dish. Refrigerate or freeze. (If you can wait that long, if not, eat as is).
    That all!
    You get about 130 calories of this rich goodness.
    Best dessert ever!
    Not only is it the best because it’s easy and low in calories, but the possibilities (preparation and consumption) are endless.
    The necessary ingredients stay the same. A half of a banana (you can even use a whole one if you’re really feeling like it) and these two amazing products.

    I wonder who invented this recipe first? The banana one has to be more ice creamy, no?

    I made this and what a great idea! Yummy!
  • SierraDoll
    SierraDoll Posts: 7
    Will def be making these!
  • toddmoore83
    toddmoore83 Posts: 32 Member
    Thanks! Glad tomorrow is shopping day - must remember to buy chocolate almond milk. Not sure where to find PB2, since it looks like Trader Joe's doesn't carry it. Searching online, Walgreens and GNC are supposed to carry it, but who knows. Sometimes these stores are only stocking products online. Maybe almond meal could be a replacement?

    I found PB2 at Walmart.
  • runningagainstmyself
    runningagainstmyself Posts: 616 Member
    I NEED TO FIND PB2 IN BC. Argh!!!!
  • goshnames
    goshnames Posts: 359 Member
    Do you think the PB2 is necessary? Could this just work with the chocolate almond milk and cacao powder?
  • tessi1993
    tessi1993 Posts: 186 Member
    anyone know if you can get pb2 in aussie?
  • serendipity57
    serendipity57 Posts: 153 Member
    Do you think the PB2 is necessary? Could this just work with the chocolate almond milk and cacao powder?

    I would also like to know...don't really like using artificial stuff lol
  • JisatsuHoshi
    JisatsuHoshi Posts: 421 Member
    Hmm... I'll add this to my list of things to make!

    Thanks!
  • strongmindstrongbody
    strongmindstrongbody Posts: 315 Member
    Do you think the PB2 is necessary? Could this just work with the chocolate almond milk and cacao powder?

    I would also like to know...don't really like using artificial stuff lol

    The ingredients say roasted peanuts, sugar and salt. I just bought it for the first time and thought I was making a healthy choice. Now I'm curious how it's artificial.
  • strongmindstrongbody
    strongmindstrongbody Posts: 315 Member
    Thanks! Glad tomorrow is shopping day - must remember to buy chocolate almond milk. Not sure where to find PB2, since it looks like Trader Joe's doesn't carry it. Searching online, Walgreens and GNC are supposed to carry it, but who knows. Sometimes these stores are only stocking products online. Maybe almond meal could be a replacement?

    I found PB2 at Walmart.

    Thanks. I ended up finding the PB2 at Kroger in the natural foods section.
  • LaurenLouG
    LaurenLouG Posts: 65 Member
    anyone know if you can get pb2 in aussie?

    You can! I had to order it online but I'm such a PB addict so it was worth it.

    *edited to include quote*
  • Corinne_Howland
    Corinne_Howland Posts: 158 Member
    I've never seen PB2. Where do you get it?
  • JesterMFP
    JesterMFP Posts: 3,596 Member
    Replies to questions:

    - Of course the picture is one that I made!
    - The three ingredients can only be discovered by going to the blog (smiles)
    - if you can't find chocolate almond milk you could also use chocolate PB2
    - Oopsie Bread is good! Nice find.
    Your mysteriousness about the ingredients kind of put me off visiting your blog. :indifferent:

    (but that's cool.. I'm guessing you've got a fair bit of traffic from this already. )
  • erinnpinky
    erinnpinky Posts: 80 Member
    Do you think the PB2 is necessary? Could this just work with the chocolate almond milk and cacao powder?

    I would also like to know...don't really like using artificial stuff lol

    I don't think the pb2 is necessary. I used it to try to sweeten up the taste. I might try again with fresh blackberries or fruit mixed in.
  • penelopeyvonne
    penelopeyvonne Posts: 97 Member
    This sounds yummy and will definitely be trying. To all those who wondered about PB2 ... I live in the UK and couldn't find it anywhere so I ended up googling it - and found it for sale on Amazon UK and eBay UK!

    As for an earlier post about whether PB2 was a "good thing" - googled again and found this: http://foodbabe.com/2012/09/16/the-truth-about-pb2-powdered-peanut-butter/

    - someone sure ain't a fan!:laugh:
  • minijag06
    minijag06 Posts: 70
    Walmart as PB2 also!
  • minijag06
    minijag06 Posts: 70
    PB2 at HyVee too!
  • F1TCH1K
    F1TCH1K Posts: 72 Member
    Sounds great! Pinned to Pinterest :)
  • sherisse69
    sherisse69 Posts: 795 Member
    LOVE!!!!! Thanks!
  • samr73
    samr73 Posts: 440 Member
    bump
  • ms_leanne
    ms_leanne Posts: 523 Member
    Gah! Thwarted by my peanut allergy again :(

    Can you have almond butter or is it an all nuts allergy?

    I have some sort of intolerance to peanuts.

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