Sugar-Free Chocolate Sauce

Yesterday was an empty day. You know the kind…no matter what you eat, not matter how much, you’re still hungry.

So, I was foraging around the pantry looking for something to fill me up when I stumbled upon a very old bag of pretzels. I think they expired last year.

I’m not a huge fan of pretzels, they always taste stale to me, regardless of the expiration date. And I like sweet snacks, not salty. So my first thought was to dip them in chocolate sauce.

Then I remembered that I gave up sugar for this month.

Then I remembered the glaze that I put on my sugar-free doughnuts.

Done.

Then I remembered a variety of sprinkles sitting in my pantry. Just waiting to be put to use.

Sprinkles make everything better, am I right?

Then I remembered that sprinkles are just colorful bits of sugar, and I made myself a peanut butter drizzled pretzel to enjoy.

I guess Babycakes will have to eat the rest for me.

I don’t think she’ll mind.

Sugar-Free Chocolate Sauce

  • ½ cup unsweetened cocoa powder
  • ½ cup agave
  • ¼ cup coconut oil, melted

Put all the ingredients in a blender and blend on high until smooth. Could that be any easier?

This makes way more than you need to cover six pretzels like I did, so just go wild. Almonds, strawberries, spoons – all of these things love being dipped in chocolate.

39 thoughts on “Sugar-Free Chocolate Sauce

  1. Such pretty pretzels! I’m not a huge fan of them either, but i’d eat these any day of the week!

    I really want to do a sugar free month sometime soon! Maybe after I get back from my vacation next month! I gave up all sweets for this past Lent so I know I can do it!

  2. haha I was just thinking of chocolate sauce today, wondering how i could make some sugar free! I want some for my agave-sweetened soy vanilla ice cream. The pretzel sticks are so pretty!

  3. Those look so pretty. I actually really like pretzel rods. They remind me of going to Stride-Ride for shoes as a kid. I guess they had pretzels?

  4. Those treats look amazing! Moms have made these for my school parties, but they were not sugar-free! The kids gobbled them up right along with the fresh veggies and fresh fruit. I think I should require that all party foods be sugar-free. It would be a win/win for everyone. :-) Hug that cute baby for me!

    • Yes, it is absolutely sugar, you are right. But I tried to cut out refined white sugar for a month. That’s what I mean by “no-sugar’…thanks for the clarification!

  5. im playing catch up and i just did a triple take – these pretz look FANTASTIC! i adore salty treats, but salty AND sweet treats together? heaven.

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