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Cocoa and avocado spread recipe: from our Farmer Hunter Vidal!

This avocado and cocoa cream is one of my favourite recipes. I am a Farmer Hunter in the south of Spain, in Tropiterranean territory, which means that during the avocado season I always have avocados available at home thanks to our local farmers. I prepare this delicious spread for breakfast and snacks for the little ones at home, and as it is ‘fit’, it is also a good option for energising when training. It is very quick and easy to make, as well as being a healthy alternative. It can be made with any variety of avocado, but the trick to making it delicious is to make sure they are very ripe. Enjoy!

Ingredients:

  • 1 cup of nuts: almonds, hazelnuts, walnuts it can be a single nut or a mixture of several.
  • 1 large avocado or two medium-sized avocados (½ cup of pulp): any variety
  • 1 or 2 tablespoons of cocoa powder (if it is pure, all the better) 
  • Sugar or honey to taste 
  • Approx. 3 tablespoons of coconut oil (or other oil of choice) 
  • Optional splash of milk/cream milk optional.

Steps

  1. Grind the nuts to a paste, and blend until they start to release their oils and create a creamy texture. 
  2. Add the ripe avocado and sugar/honey, cocoa powder and coconut oil until creamy, optionally add a splash of milk/cream.
  3. Store in a sealed jar and consume within 2-3 days, use it on toast or to fill sweet treats such as croissants and biscuits!

Vidal is a biologist and “Farmer Hunter” at CrowdFarming, which entails acting as a consultant to farmers and analyzing farms and products, among other things. He is the initiator of the Tropiterranean movement and has a huge passion for agriculture. His dream is to someday become a tropical farmer himself.

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