Vegan Nutella

"As far as I know there isn't a dairy free Nutella on the market, so I've decided to create one of my own. The original idea for this came from www.goodbaker.com. I've added a few extra ingredients to make it my own."
 
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Ready In:
20mins
Ingredients:
3
Yields:
1 jar
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Using a double boiler or microwave safe bowl, combine the chocolate chips and nut butter. Stir until well mixed and then add the soy milk powder. Stir well again.
  • If you use a non salted nut butter add a pinch of salt to it.
  • This is best made in small batches.
  • Keep in a sealed jar in the cupboard. It will stay soft. If you make more then you can eat within 1-2 weeks refrigerate the rest.
  • Best to remove from the fridge before spreading as it gets quite stiff if cold.
  • You can also heat this in the microwave on the lowest setting for 10 seconds. It will scorch to don't heat on high.
  • If you can't find almond or hazelnut butters, use peanut, or make a combination of different ones. The possibilities are endless.
  • Bon Appetit.

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