4 years ago, I celebrated my first birthday with Ty.
4 years later, we'll celebrate in another country.
#traveleverychanceyouget
4 years ago you couldn't pay me to get married.
4 years later, I say don't hesitate to marry that man when you find him.
#lovehimeveryday
4 years ago I was 23.
4 years later, somehow I thought I was turning 26 and apparently can't do math.
#stillyounginmindandheart
4 years ago, I ate desserts for breakfast.
4 years later, I have no problem doing the same.
#queenofdesserts
Paleo Almond Butter Bacon Cookies
1 C almond butter
1 C coconut palm sugar
1 egg
1 tbsp baking soda
6 pieces of bacon, cooked crispy and chopped
dash of sea salt, optional
serve with a glass of almond milk
Preheat oven 350 degrees. Using your mixer, blend together the almond butter and coconut
palm sugar. Once blended, add the egg and baking soda. Fold in the cooked and chopped
bacon. If you choose not to use the bacon, you can cook them as is and add a sprinkle of
sea salt to the tops when they come out of the oven. Otherwise, make sure the bacon is
folded into the batter well and make tablespoon sized balls and place on a cookie
sheet. Bake them for 10 minutes, then let cool. We found that they still taste good
even after three to four days. Just put them in the fridge if you don't plan on eating
them all right away and share with others when you get a chance!
Happy birthday week to me! Let's celebrate with desserts all week long!
♥The Stanleys



What can I use instead of organic coconut palm sugar, if not where can I buy it? I've never heard of it. Thank you so much for this recipe.
ReplyDeleteIt should be at any health food/natural food stores...I've been seeing it pop up all over the place now. If not, you can always order it online. We've only tried the Big Tree Farms brand, but there are many of them out there! Enjoy!
Deleteis regular organic coconut suga ok or does it have to be palm?
DeleteI imagine it should be fine!
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