Berry Frozen Treats in Honey Roasted Almond Cups

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It has been an unusually warm week here in Georgia! So warm that we were wearing flip flops and shorts on Christmas day. All this warm weather has thrown a wrench in my plans. You see, this week I planned on working on my blog, my photography, and finishing Nagi’s book; but instead I’ve been galavanting around with my daughter.

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We have been indulging in long runs at our favorite park and spontaneous road trips with the windows down. One such road trip took us to the town of Covington, Georgia – the filming location of Vampire Diaries. After strolling around graveyards, lakes and mansions where the show is being filmed, we sat down in the square by the courthouse and decided we needed a refreshing frozen treat and Scoops nearby only had dairy-full ones!

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So, we headed home where there were some Honey Roasted Blue Diamond Almonds waiting on me. I wanted to make a quick, easy, cold treat with frozen berries and coconut milk and top it with ground up almonds for texture. But then my daughter had the idea to make a base of some sort with ground up almonds and top the base with a cold berry topping.

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Well, her idea of a “base” lead me to make these 2-ingredient almond cups with ground up Honey Roasted Almonds and an egg. That’s all. I made the aromatic berry frozen treat by blending some frozen berries, almond extract, coconut milk, honey and cardamom together. We ended up enjoying these treats topped with some fresh berries and more ground up almonds. 

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These treats freeze pretty well too and would make a healthy addition to your New Year’s Eve dessert table. These treats could also be added to your healthier dessert choices of 2016 so Yumthis recipe for later. Also check out my Yummly Publisher Page for more delicious and healthy eats and treats!

Happy New Year to each and every one of y’all! Here’s hoping 2016 is filled with all that makes y’alls hearts happy! 

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Berry Frozen Treats in Honey Roasted Almond Cups

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Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 15 minutes
Total Time: 30 minutes
Servings: 4
Author: Shashi
A delicious dairy-free Berry Frozen Treat served up in gluten-free, 2-ingredient, Honey Roasted Almond Cups – these treats are a healthier option to any dessert table.

Ingredients

  • FOR THE HONEY ROASTED ALMOND CUPS:
  • 1 cup ground up Honey Roasted Blue Diamond Almonds I ground mine up in a blender to a dust-like consistency
  • 1 egg
  • FOR THE BERRY FROZEN TREATS:
  • 2 cups frozen berries of your choice I used mixed berries
  • 8 tablespoons coconut milk or milk of your choice
  • 1/4 teaspoon cardamom
  • 1/4 teaspoon almond extract
  • 2-3 tablespoons honey

Instructions

FOR THE HONEY ROASTED ALMOND CUPS:

  • Preheat oven to 375 degrees
  • Mix ground up Honey Roasted Blue Diamond Almonds with egg.
  • Grease muffin pans or silicone cupcake liners and shape egg-almond mix along the contours/sides of the pan or silicone cupcake liners so mix lines the sides and bottom.
  • Bake in a pre-heated oven for 15 mins
  • Let cool – you might need to scoop out a little excess in the middle to make room for the frozen treat.

FOR THE BERRY FROZEN TREATS:

  • Add frozen berries, coconut milk, cardamom, almond extract, and honey to a blender and blend till smooth
  • Using a spoon, add frozen berry treat into the honey-roasted almond cups, top with fresh berries and any extra ground up almonds, and enjoy.
  • *These treats can be frozen and thawed for about 30 minutes and enjoyed too.

Nutrition

Serving: 1g | Calories: 464kcal | Carbohydrates: 99g | Protein: 6g | Fat: 9g | Saturated Fat: 7g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 2g | Cholesterol: 51mg | Sodium: 57mg | Fiber: 4g | Sugar: 92g
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As the CEOH (chief eater on here), I hope to cajole you to enjoy cooking at home more. To experiment with ingredients and have fun in the kitchen. And, I hope to do that by sharing mostly easy, dairy-free, budget-friendly, fusion recipes that can be made with ingredients from your local grocery store.

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66 Comments

  2. I love the Honey Roasted variety, I love it as a snack with a few cubes of cheese – yum! I’m glad to see you did something fun with them instead of just shaking the container into a mouth (like me!). These look extra cute too!

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  7. A honey and egg crust?! That sounds divine, Shashi! And I love how simple it is! Also, I’d be more than happy to send you some of our colder weather if you need to get some work done 😉 We’ve actually had a pretty mild winter so far, but the cold hit us pretty hard this past week or so!

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    1. Haha – no no no – I’d much rather it be warm all through winter – but I think my wish is gonna have to be put on hold as I saw that lows next week are to be in the 30s (F) next week 🙁

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  8. I like to think of you two out galavanting in shorts and flip flops on Christmas Day! We were not far from that forecast here. Very strange weather. Our GA cousins have been up visiting and they are feeling right at home. Then the first snow of the season came last night and they left to drive home during the night. So timing is everything. HA. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas! These berry almond cups looks like a delightful way to ring in the New Year and fun you came up with the recipe together. Ring out the old, ring in the new! Have a wonderful year my friend! XOXO (P.S. I have shown your “The Bridge” link to several different groups over the holidays. So moving and such a wonderful share. Thank you. Lots of touched hearts.)

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    1. I am so glad you liked The Bridge link and I am so honored you shared it – thank you, Allie!
      BTW – You have GA cousins??? So that means you come to GA sometimes? If you do, I would LOVE to share some of these cups in person with you – maybe someday eh?
      🙂
      Hope you have a wonderful rest of the year and here’s hoping 2016 is wonderful for you and your family! xoxo

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  9. Wait a minute….these look like they might be on the healthy side! Totally what I need right now! Happy New Year!!!

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  14. I didn’t realize that Vampire Diaries is being filmed in Covington. I never made it out there when we lived down there, but those pics are making me want to come back South ASAP. It’s been warm all year up here, too…but as I type this, it is currently sleeting/snowing/freezing raining…blech. I need some of these awesome almond cups to remind me of the warmer days. Lil Shashi is so creative. I might need to hire her away from you. Just sayin’. 🙂

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    1. David, I used to drive right through Covington when I went to visit friends in Macon but had no clue that VD was filmed there, then Lil Shashi became obsessed with the show and I stumbled on this tour of filming locations by accident and surprised Lil Shashi with it when we drove down there. Now everytime I watch the show, I see places we were at! Creepy and cool at the same time!
      BTW – Yes y’all need to come down to ATL ASAP – provided y’all are not snowed in by now 🙂

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