This delightful cake comes close to being "low fat" and "low calorie," yet it doesn't compromise on flavor. It features a fluffy chocolate biscuit that’s incredibly easy to make—perfect for anyone looking to reduce sugar in their diet without sacrificing indulgence.
In a large bowl, combine flour, baking soda, salt, sweetener, and oil. You can use coconut oil instead of peanut butter. Both are heat-resistant oils, which are suitable for baking. Feel free to use any syrup, sugar, or sweetener in place of erythritol.
Gently stir in the plant-based chocolate milk. I used soy milk with melted dark chocolate.
Chop the nuts and add them to the dough along with the raisins.
Stir well and pour the resulting mixture into a baking tray.
Preheat the oven to 180'C. Bake the cake for 60 minutes.
Enjoy!
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Nutrition facts
Follow the link to see detailed nutritional data (calculated by cronometer.com).
Serving: 97 g Calories: 206 kcal
Carbs: 33.7 g Protein: 5.5 g Fat: 8.7 g
Fiber: 4 g Calcium: 24.3 mg Iron: 2.1 mg
Notes
*Sweetener Many people are trying to avoid sugar these days, and I think that’s a smart choice. If you’re looking for alternatives, check out this short video on alternative sweeteners—it might help you make a decision! My husband and I have been using Erythritol , and we like it so far, but we’re also planning to try xylit, which has promising qualities as well.*Oil In this recipe I use peanut oil, but coconut oil works even better, providing nice coconut flavour. Both oils are heat-resistant, so these are better alternatives for baking (comparing to olive oil).