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by Alex Brecher October 19, 2022
Chocolate-covered coffee beans have two of the most scrumptious ingredients on the planet. Combining them makes an irresistible delicacy. When you add coffee to chocolate, the flavors become more intense and satisfying. Now, you can make your own chocolate-covered coffee beans!
Is it really worth it to make your own? Yes! First, be assured that it’s pretty simple. There’s nothing to worry about! When you make your own coffee beans, you don’t just save money. You get these benefits.
Here’s how to go about making chocolate-covered coffee beans.
Choosing Your Coffee Beans
First, you need some coffee beans. Alex’s Low Acid Organic Coffee comes in Whole Bean versions of Regular, Decaf, and Half Caff. We also have a Rise and Shine blend of beans that’s just as scrumptious. All of our coffee beans are USDA certified organic and perfectly fresh. Since it’s lower in acid, it’s less bitter and nicer as a dessert than higher-acid coffee.
Types of Chocolate to Use
Another nifty thing about making your own chocolate-covered coffee beans is that you get to choose what kind of chocolate you use! Dark chocolate is classic and super scrumptious, but there’s no need to limit yourself. Milk chocolate and white chocolate are also delightful. Since they’re sweeter, they can contrast nicely with the coffee beans.
Low-Acid Options
Chocolate and coffee are both known for being acidic. If that’s a problem for you, choose a low-acid coffee for this recipe, such as Alex’s Low Acid Organic Coffee. You can further limit the acidity by using Decaf coffee and choosing milk or white chocolate, which are lower in acid than dark chocolate.
More Variations
You can put more twists on this recipe by adding one or two ingredients, such as the following.
Chocolate-Covered Coffee Beans
Makes 8 servings
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Directions: