This was inspired by this recipe for fudgesicles, which was inspired by this recipe for ice cream. The world of Nutella-related frozen confections is an incestuous one. Apparently.
Basically I just wanna eat fudgesicles without my body reminding me that it’s fun-intolerant. Sorry, I meant lactose-intolerant. SAME FUCKING DIFFERENCE OKAY?!?!
And I also don’t wanna put anything nasty or chemical-y in my food. And I’m also lazy and this can’t involve shelling nuts or cooking cocoa stuff or pre-chilling stuff. Even though I do that sometimes. Just. Not for fudgesicles. Seriously? Why would you do that for fudgesicles? Don’t you have feral cats to trap? Don’t you have…
a soul?
I’m going to let you ponder that. I imagine it’ll take some time. And emotional eating. I’m giving you the tools for both. Because we’re lovers.
Dairy-Free Chocolate Hazelnut Fudgesicles
Makes about 6 fudgesicles
Go Get:
*1 1/2 cups almond milk (I used plain)
*1/2 cup all-natural, dairy-free chocolate hazelnut spread (I went to Whole Paycheck and bought Justin’s)
*pinch salt
*1 tsp. vanilla bean paste
Go Do:
In a large measuring cup, whisk all ingredients together. Pour carefully into popsicle molds.
Freeze four hours or until firm. Run mold under warm water to loosen each pop.
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Do you reckon it would work with regular milk and Nutella for we lazy, poor, non-fun-intolerant folk?
‘course, HB! Try it and then taunt us liberally.
BMG