Blueberry Truffles
A snappy blueberry bark to store in your freezer for a snack.
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I love to have a chocolate snack in my house at all times for those long rough days when you just need a bite of chocolate. A fruity chocolate combo that uses up a childhood favorite cereal with any fresh ripe fruit. I always get stuck with fresh fruit in my fridge and I HATE letting it go bad. I usually freeze the fruit, but this time we’re adding another idea to the rolodex. A creamy bittersweet truffle with crispy puffs and snappy bluebs’.

I learned this trick growing up making Christmas cookies with my mom every year to put chocolate in a crockpot with a piece of wax. I know, WAX! It actually does a lot of work to help setup the chocolate without tempering it. Chocolate is quite finicky, so this is a godsend. Working with chocolate makes for a messy job. I like to setup a pot of melting chocolate to take the process slow. Get yourself a mini crockpot. It’s easy to store and doesn’t take up too much counterspace. You can make these anywhere!

My first instinct in writing this recipe for 12 Tomatoes was to suggest a new healthy dessert treat that can also help use up old fruit. One of our amazing recipe developers here suggested to use up old cereal by combining it in this way. Cocoa puffs add a chocolatey flavor with an airy crunch, but I can see this working with Cheerios, Kix, Trix, or even Captain crunch. The crunch is what makes it!

Once you’re chocolate is melted, the rest of the process is a breeze. Scoop a tablespoon of the mixture onto a tray and let it cool. You can stop there or you can add a sweet white chocolate drizzle for extra indulgence.

I like to freeze my blueberry truffles so they last so much longer, but these stay great in the fridge for up to a few weeks. Customize these how you like and let me know what you think!

Blueberry Truffles
Diet: Low-Calorie
Watch How It's Made
Ingredients
- 2 pints fresh blueberries
- 2 cups Cocoa puffs
- 6 oz. dark chocolate, chopped
- .5 oz. Gulf wax
- 1/4 cup white chocolate, for drizzling
- Ziploc bag, to drizzle the white chocolate
Preparation
- In a slow cooker, add the dark chocolate and gulf wax to the pot. Let the chocolate melt gently, stirring occasionally until fully melted.
- Fold the blueberries and Cocoa puffs to the slow cooker until fully coated in chocolate.
- Use a tablespoon to scoop the mixture onto a parchment-lined sheet tray in little mounds.
- Let the truffles cool completely at room temperature or in the fridge.
- Melt the white chocolate in the microwave until smooth then transfer to a Ziploc bag.
- Drizzle the truffles with white chocolate and let set. Place into an air-tight container in the fridge or freezer for a snack.

