I absolutely love the Raw Revolution Spirulina and Cashew 100 Calorie Bar! This gluten free protein bar recipe is a healthy and tasty choice, with or without the spirulina powder. Use your favorite nuts, but cashews are my fave! Raw Revolution Spirulina and Cashew Bars are made with cashews and a bit of almonds. As an option, you can throw in some chunkier pieces of nuts at the end. Enjoy this healthy gluten free protein bar recipe. I sure have!
I absolutely love Raw Revolution Bars and now can have my copy cat recipe at any time. Super nutritious and very flavorful.
Ingredients:
- 1 3/4 cups raw cashews, pecans, walnuts, etc. (any high fat nut)
- 14 organic medjool dates
- 1/2 cup raw almonds
- 3 Tablespoons flaxseed
- 2 Tablespoons agave syrup
- 2 Tablespoons raw organic spirulina powder (blue-green algae) (optional)
- 1/2 cup raw nut of your choosing (optional)
Instructions:
- Add nuts, dates, flaxseed, and, if using, spirulina powder, to a food processor or blender. Blend continuously for 1 minute on high.
- While machine is still running pour agave syrup into container until the mixture adheres to itself, almost formed into a single ball.
- Place nut mixture into an 8x8" pan and compress the mixture and refrigerate until firm. Cut into small pieces and store in snack size zipper storage bags. Refrigerate if not used within about 2 days.
Tips
(1) Optional: If you like larger pieces of nuts, remove nut mixture, and set aside. Add walnuts or whichever nut you originally used (or even another nut) to the food processor and pulsate to create larger pieces than the ground nuts in the ball. Add ball back in and pulsate until blended. (2) These are not on the high sweet side, therefore, feel free to add additional dates or a tiny bit more agave syrup. (3) And whatever you do, don't keep them in the car or your purse. They tend to soften quickly!
I noticed that several of the recipes on this site include agave syrup. I tried using agave syrup to be “more health” and I started having migraine headaches. Cut the agave syrup from my diet and no more migraines. Just wanted others to be aware that agave can also be a source of food sensitivities.
I was wondering how long would these last? I would like to make a bunch of these whenever I can find the time and save them for camping and hiking trips for a quick snack or in case of an emergency, I’m also thinking of adding an organic super food powder instead of just spirulina since I know mine has spirulina in it
Hi Becky,
I keep mine refrigerated, but only have kept them in there for a couple of days. I would estimate a 6-7 days, at least. Sugar in any form is acts as a preservative.
I’ve been meaning to make something comparable to Lärabar for a while, so I am definitely going to keep this recipe in mind. However, I don’t think I’ll use the spirulina powder, as I wouldn’t know where to get it, and it’ll probably be out of my price range.