Two desserts this week. You smart people are excited. You dessert nazis are annoyed. Haters. Well luckily, this dessert has no added sugar in it. So really, it could just be a side dish for all you people who hate desserts and deny yourself happiness. And if you’re doing the sugar detox like me, this is a perfect dessert  for you. If you aren’t doing the sugar detox, you are a much happiner person AND are lucky because you can add honey and chocolate chips to make it stupid good. You b*tches.

That paragraph was all over the place.

So this dessert is made from carrots. Obviously. Carrots are slightly sweet. That’s why some genius out there started making cakes from carrots. Have you ever tried my carrot cake cupcakes? HOLY BALLS. Maybe one of my favorite desserts. Maybe. Anywho, on this sugar detox, I can still have carrots. Woot woot. Puree that sh*t. Add some to vanilla to that sh*t. And love that sh*t. That’s what I did. Like a kid in a candy shop. And I hear carrots are good for your sight. I can see through walls now. Fact.

 

I kinda miss Drew Barrymore in movies. I like her.

Wanna know something gross? I have a scab on my inner thigh from rope climbs. And now it’s peeling off. It’s a blessing in disguise that I can’t fit into jeans because that could get real uncomfortable. I don’t know why I’m telling you this.

Guess what I have for you…A COOKING VIDEO! So exciting!

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Sugar Detox Carrot Cake Pudding (with a cooking video!)

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Ingredients

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  • 2 cups baby carrots
  • 2 tablespoons coconut butter
  • 2 tablespoons sunbutter (or nut butter)
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon (or more)
  • 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg
  • 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
  • pinch of salt

Instructions

  1. Throw your carrots in a saucepan with water that covers your them.
  2. Place under medium heat and cook for 20-25 minutes or until carrots are soft when you poke them with a fork.
  3. Drain carrots.
  4. Place carrots in the food processor and puree.
  5. Then add the rest of your ingredients to your food processor and puree until completely mixed.
  6. Eat that delicious goodness!

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184 Comments

  1. joanna says:

    I purposely went out and bought coconut butter and nut butter so I could make this amazing treat. I don’t eat those ever but I was like- screw it, I will for this recipe. I get home and I have no freaking carrots!

    jesus, i’m tempted to boil apples and blend the heck out of those for an apple pie filling.

  2. Jaime says:

    I love you and all your recipes! Being on day 9 of my detox this really hit the spot! Thanks for all the amazing recipes and funny commentary to go along with. You rock!

  3. Angela says:

    Too cute! This looks super delicious. I wonder about adding an egg and some coconut or almond flour and baking like a cupcake.






  4. Tara says:

    This came out soooo great! Starting week 2 of 21DSD. Week 1 was fine…NOW the cravings are really kicking in! This may have just saved me. Is it weird that I like it warm right out of the processor?!? Yum!






  5. Lynn says:

    You’re a genius. I’m sure you’re sick of hearing that! This came out SO delicious! Made it last night and my husband have me a funny look as I had everything going in the food processor, even funnier look when I told him what it was. Forced him to take a bite and then he asked for another! Eating the leftovers for breakfast right now!!!! My phone hates me so it won’t let me rate the recipe! 5 stars!!!!

  6. Sarah says:

    What a small world! My cousin pinned your site on her pinterest and I knew you looked familiar. Hope all is well, Juli!! LOVE the recipes and videos. Excited to try some of these out. I’m a paleo, GF DF nut too!

    _Sarah Lightfoot

  7. Terri says:

    Julie, I am new to your site and I just want to thank you for bringing to me fun and creativity in cooking paleo! I am 49 and have autoimmune issues. Your recipes are simple, delicious and satisfy my cravings for the things I miss. You are a ray of sunshine!

  8. Janette says:

    This recipe is about to save my life! I’m on day 9 of my first ever 21 DSD! Thank you for this recipe and the video! I may just have to send you props on my blog, if I don’t screw this recipe up 😉

  9. Sharyn says:

    Excellent! You are so entertaining you just made my day. I’m 65 years old and felt like getting in the kitchen with you and creating and dancing!
    Keep up the good work, I look forward to many more videos.






  10. michael flammia says:

    Whats sun butter?

    1. juli says:

      I use maranatha sunbutter