28 Aug

Homemade Primal Nutella

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  1. She’s shucking nuts (sounds like a good t-shirt),lol.

    Chris Robbins wrote on August 28th, 2009
    • Another way of making a primal type Nutella is by using raw cocoa powder, stevia extract and coconut milk.

      Anonymous wrote on August 28th, 2009
      • Ooo! Coconut milk! For those who like their chocolate less dark and more milky. Great idea!

        fritchbeetle wrote on August 29th, 2009
  2. delicious! i definitely want to try this!

    mom500 wrote on August 28th, 2009
  3. Ooh, I love this recipe. I bet it would taste great with Adam’s coconut pancakes.

    maba wrote on August 28th, 2009
    • Adam’s pancakes looked awesome, eh? Great idea!! Yum!

      fritchbeetle wrote on August 29th, 2009
  4. Great idea maba… i was wondering what i could eat this with… Great video.

    Christian Chun wrote on August 28th, 2009
  5. She Rocks.

    Noelle wrote on August 28th, 2009
  6. Oh my gosh! That looks so cool! Thanks!

    I LOVE these videos!
    Keep em coming.

    Ecala wrote on August 28th, 2009
  7. Umm married?

    Grok wrote on August 28th, 2009
  8. This is great. I LOVE Nutella. Seriously, if there is a heaven, Nutella, or a Primal equivalent is there.

    Jason wrote on August 28th, 2009
  9. Nutella is crack…. now we have primal crack. oh yeah!

    Rob wrote on August 28th, 2009
  10. I cannot wait to try this recipe! Thanks for sharing!

    BestSelf wrote on August 28th, 2009
  11. Uh, yum.

    …like, just… yum.

    FlyNavyWife wrote on August 29th, 2009
  12. Looks delicious – and the primal nutella ain’t bad either.

    Some Groks have all the luck!

    Darren wrote on August 29th, 2009
  13. Bet this would be great on apple slices, too. Must find some hazelnuts.

    Bourgogne wrote on August 29th, 2009
  14. you can ’shuck’ nuts faster by rolling them over a cooling rack (usually used for cooling cookies after baking them). as long as the holes are smaller than the nuts. just take a handful or two and roll them between your hands and the rack and the skins fall down under the rack and the nuts are shucked!

    t.rock wrote on August 29th, 2009
    • Yup! Also, you can roll them in a damp towel. I don’t have a cooling rack; but that’s a great suggestion! :)

      fritchbeetle wrote on August 30th, 2009
  15. Looks SO good. Love that it’s healthy!

    Katrina wrote on August 31st, 2009
  16. I get about 82% fat, 11% carbs and 7% protein with this recipe vs. 49%, 46%, 4% for nutella.

    A great recipe!! Thank you.

    Paul Charteris wrote on October 8th, 2009
  17. yum! but i have a ? being newish to primal eating. what would be so terrible about using, say raw honey, asmall amount vs. stevia? i hate the weird fake taste of stevia. and is stevia actually harmless?

    emily wrote on November 5th, 2009
    • Stevia is distilled from a sweet herb and, except for (in some varieties) a tiny tiny amount of vegetable oil or lactose from milk, there’s nothing else in it – more specifically, nothing chemical. The taste you likely don’t like is the licorice. But stevia has been used by primitive societies for years with no ill effects and I’m convinced that it is not only harmless, but is actually healthy. If you buy it, be sure to buy a brand that doesn’t add much to it.

      Most primal eaters tend to avoid sugar (including honey). My only problem with honey is that it does affect my insulin levels. So I use stevia. But if you don’t like the licorice taste of stevia, I’d suggest using agave instead of honey, just to avoid affecting your insulin levels; because, after all, you *are* trying to reprogram your genes, right?

      Anyone else have thoughts?

      fritchbeetle wrote on November 12th, 2009

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