Chocolate of the Day:
Delighted By (Dessert Hummus)
Brownie Batter Hummus
Good
Weight: 2 Tablespoons
Calories: 80 calories (estimate) in 2 TB serving
Cost: $1.99 for 1 container
Purchased from: Grocery Outlet Bargain Market, Palo Alto, CA
Welcome to Day #6 of Chocolate and DEFGHIJK Theme Week, and H is for hummus. What?
I've featured black bean brownies before. So I shouldn't have been surprised to have found* Brownie Batter Hummus, from Delighted By Dessert Hummus in stores.
Created by Makenzie Marzluff, this garbanzo based spread also comes in least four (gluten free, vegan, Non-GMO) flavors. Current flavors listed on their website: Snickerdoodle, Orange Dreamsicle, Vanilla Bean, and today's Brownie Batter Hummus.
Sweetened with a bit of turbinado sugar and made creamier with coconut milk, this dessert hummus looks a bit like traditional, savory hummus, but it's all dessert. Anything you might dip into chocolate fondue would probably work as a pairing with this spread. I spread mine on a rice cake and ate it with fruit.
And fear not, there is no garlic and onion, so it's not like your mole sauce fell into your brownie batter.
*Thank you to Ramona Beville who first alerted me to the fact that chocolate hummus existed last year.
Delighted By (Dessert Hummus)
Brownie Batter Hummus
Good
Weight: 2 Tablespoons
Calories: 80 calories (estimate) in 2 TB serving
Cost: $1.99 for 1 container
Purchased from: Grocery Outlet Bargain Market, Palo Alto, CA
Welcome to Day #6 of Chocolate and DEFGHIJK Theme Week, and H is for hummus. What?
I've featured black bean brownies before. So I shouldn't have been surprised to have found* Brownie Batter Hummus, from Delighted By Dessert Hummus in stores.
Created by Makenzie Marzluff, this garbanzo based spread also comes in least four (gluten free, vegan, Non-GMO) flavors. Current flavors listed on their website: Snickerdoodle, Orange Dreamsicle, Vanilla Bean, and today's Brownie Batter Hummus.
Sweetened with a bit of turbinado sugar and made creamier with coconut milk, this dessert hummus looks a bit like traditional, savory hummus, but it's all dessert. Anything you might dip into chocolate fondue would probably work as a pairing with this spread. I spread mine on a rice cake and ate it with fruit.
And fear not, there is no garlic and onion, so it's not like your mole sauce fell into your brownie batter.
*Thank you to Ramona Beville who first alerted me to the fact that chocolate hummus existed last year.
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