These rosemary brownies are so incredibly gooey and chocolatey you won't believe they're vegan, gluten-free, and sugar-free.
Each of these bites packs seven times more fibres and double the proteins than the classic ones.
Dark chocolate has more antioxidants than other superfoods like blueberries.
With one square of dark chocolate a day, you can lift your mood and at the same time, boost your health.
This little treat can improve blood pressure, heart health, and protect you from free radicals.
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Soak the seeds in 70ml (2.3 fl oz) of water for 10 minutes until they form a thick gel-like mixture.
Meanwhile, soak the dates in warm water for 10 minutes and then blitz them in a food processor with 80ml (2.7 fl oz) of water.
Add all the ingredients in a bowl, except for chocolate, and mix until you have a dense batter.
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Leave to cool on a wire rack before cutting into single-serving brownie squares.