Darky Date Oatmeal Truffle.

Music is my very big excuse. I listen to it as an excuse to get out. Everybody does it. But not everything does like music. And i guess people listen to songs to get to those places in their heads sometimes. Imagination is essential. It is needed. But it could also get much worse if you get lost. Lost in your own created intensity of magic. But like i said, nothing does like music. Nothing makes me overjoyed, makes me hopeless or make me feel at ease like music does. So I'm just gonna let it plays and trying not toguard my heart. knowing it would be a stupid thing to do. Though it's worth it to know how much you can feel, how much of a person there is left inside you through the rhythm of each songs. So let the song begins, and let's all cherish the moment -Candice.

Darky Date Oatmeal Truffle

Katy came up with this recipe herself in this one afternoon when we were both craving for something sweet but didn't really want to consume much more than we should after big lunch we had. I hope this recipe will help you get through this exam season and satisfy your need for sweets!!

What you need :

6 pitted dates

1/2 a cup of of whole rolled oats

1tbsp of coco powder + 2-3 tbsp for coating

About a table spoon of sunflower seed

And a hint of cinnamon (If you'd like)

Blend everything all together in the blender. Remian only 3 tbsp of coco powder for coating the truffle later on. When the mixture is combined, you will see little lumps from the oats but that is perfect cause it will give you this chewy texture in every bites you take later on. Now, leave it to harden up a little bit in the fridge. 10 minutes should do. Then, roll the mixture into the bite size balls. This recipe will yield about 8-10 truffles. Once you are done rolling them, cover each one of them with coco powder and put it back in the the freezer for up to 10 minutes and enjoy!!! They are really sweet and will really satisfy your sweet tooth! But there's no sugar added. That's all i can say to y'all lady out there!