Yep, another chocolate recipe. But it’s February, so we’re allowed, right? You know, with Valentine’s day around the corner, blah blah…
But honestly, who needs an excuse to eat chocolate, anyway? Chocolate (good chocolate) is like this amazing little happy pill that does it all: it’s satisfying; it taste good; it cheers you up; it’s therapeutic; and it has no side effects… except the fact that it can be slightly (sightly!) addictive.
And if we’re talking chocolate, we cannot do it without mentioning our very favorite “shop”, “Mostly Chocolate”. Located in Houston, Texas, Mostly Chocolate makes the most amazing, most beautiful chocolates and deserts you’ve ever seen. A true work of art. And absolutely mouthwatering and delicious, too!
What started as a hobby for Rina, the owner, turned in to a very successful business that has been constantly growing over the past few years. Her skill, passion and hard work shows in every single piece of candy she makes. An absolute inspiration and an example to follow.
We suggest you check them out. We guarantee you’ll be hooked 
Enjoy!
Vicky & Ruth
- 2- 9inch gluten free pizza crusts (we use Udi’s Gluten Free)
- 2 tbsp cinnamon sugar non-hydrogenated vegetable spread (we use Earth Balance Sweet Cinnamon spread)
- ½ cup coconut-peanut spread (we use Earth Balance Creamy Coconut-Peanut Spread) at room temperature
- 2 tablespoons organic coconut sugar (here we used Navitas)
- 4 tbsp raw organic unsweetened cocoa powder (here we used Navitas)
- ½ cup sweetened vanilla almond milk, lukewarm (we use Silk Pure Almond)
- Preheat oven to 375F
- Spread cinnamon-sugar vegetable spread on pizza crust, and cut each one into approximately 8 triangular pieces. Bake at for 5-7 minutes, until golden brown (keep an eye so they don’t burn!)
- In the meantime, prepare the spread. Combine coconut-peanut spread with coconut sugar and cocoa powder. Slowly whisk in almond milk and mix until smooth and creamy
Bake pizza crust chips until golden brown, but keep an eye on them so they don’t burn!
ENJOY! From May I have that recipe
Like you said, there aren’t’ too many chocolate recipes, this one looks
Now I have to see where I can get this coconut spread..
Whole Foods and Wegmans both carry it around here and you can probably get it online also. If you have trouble finding it, you can always use regular peanut peanut better. Hope this helps!
I love how you’ve turned pizza crust into chips!
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WE were trying to come up with creative ideas for pizza crust and we thought chips were cool! And they can be made savory as well! Thanks