Clean Peanut Butter Chocolate Bark Recipe

Sometimes you just need chocolate or peanut butter, my preference is to have them together. I have create a Clean Peanut Butter Chocolate Bark recipe to satisfy these cravings without the lull that often follows such sugary treats. 

This recipe for the clean peanut butter chocolate bark is completely refined sugar free, dairy free, gluten free as well as being vegan! It can also be paleo friendly if the peanut butter is swapped for almond butter!   

clean peanut butter chocolate bark

If you don’t like hazelnuts you can swap them out for any nuts of your choice, you could even swap out the coconut chips for something else of your liking. Pistachios and cranberries would go quite nicely I reckon. 

This recipe is super easy and doesn’t take long at all. You simply melt together the ingredients in a saucepan over a low heat, pour into a tin lined with baking paper and pop into the freezer for 20-30minutes to set, then break apart and indulge! 

clean peanut butter chocolate bark move love eat

Think about making this Clean Peanut Butter Chocolate Bark for Christmas presents or just to share on the day, it makes a great tasty treat that you can feel comfortable eating knowing that it isn’t full of refined sugar and other nasty ingredients. 

 Clean Peanut Butter Chocolate Bark

Clean Peanut Butter Chocolate Bark Recipe
 
Author: Amanda @ Move Love Eat
Ingredients
  • 3 Heaped Tablespoons PICS crunchy peanut butter
  • 3 Teaspoons honey (or maple syrup/agave)
  • 3 tablespoons coconut oil
  • 1.5 tablespoons cocoa powder (or cacao)
  • 1/3 Cup Coconut Chips (Optional)
  • 1/4 Cup crushed hazelnuts (optional)
Instructions
  1. Melt the first four ingredients together over a low heat in a saucepan.
  2. Add in the optional ingredients (add anything else you might want to add here)
  3. Pour onto a baking paper lined tray and pop in the freezer.
  4. After 20-30 minutes it should be hard, lightly break the bark into smaller pieces.
  5. Store in the fridge
 
Notes
You can use store brought chocolate instead of the coconut oil/cocoa powder/honey if you wish, I’d recommend a 85-90% block of dark chocolate. Just melt slowly over a saucepan and add the other ingredients. [br]You can also use smooth peanut butter but you may want to add some additional nuts in the mixture.

I have entered this recipe into the Pic’s Peanut Butter Cook & Craft Challenge. If you want to enter just click on the image below. You need to either create a recipe using Pics Really Good Peanut Butter or a craft using the lid from the PB! Entries close 30th November 2014! 

pics really good peanut butter link up

You can find out more about Pics Really Good Peanut Butter Here.

 Have you ever had chocolate bark before? – I’d love it if you commented below and let me know 🙂

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14 thoughts on “Clean Peanut Butter Chocolate Bark Recipe”

  1. LOVE this recipe! So easy, yet healthy and I’m sure it’s so yummy! I have to make this, but will leave out the hazelnuts (unfortunately) as my daughter is highly allergic to tree nuts.

  2. This looks really awesome. What a great way to use peanut butter. I love your photos too!
    Michelle

  3. Oh seriously? I am in SUCH trouble now. Chocolate? Peanut butter?? Coconut oil?? You have 3 of my favorite things in one simple recipe. Let the holiday love handle construction project commence. 😉 (Okay FINE. I’ll exercise. But only for the chocolate and peanut butter.)

  4. I don’t eat peanut butter very often and when I do I buy organic at my local grocery, but I like the idea of making this at home so I know what the heck is in it!

  5. One of the things I love best about barks is how customizable they are! I love your clean version, and I will definitely be making it this holiday season for my mom who can’t have dairy or refined sugars, thanks :).

    1. I’m so glad you can use the recipe for your mum! I love how customizable they are as well, you can add as many or few ingredients as you like. I think I would like some chopped glacéed cherries in it too 😉

  7. Thank you so much for attending week 11 of #PureBlogLove and linking your fantastic blog post. Loving this peanut butter chocolate bark, Amanda! I can’t wait to see what you have in store for our party next week Thursday 8 PM EST- Sundays at midnight. Your post has been added to the #PureBlogLove Pinterest board for all to see 🙂 Have a great day!
    Nicole

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