In one of my monthly Favorite Things posts, I mentioned the Flourless Banana Blender Muffins recipe from the Chocolate Covered Katie blog. I’m obsessed with them and I can’t recommend trying Katie’s recipe highly enough. These fudgy chai blender muffins with a vanilla glaze are my twist on her original delicious muffins.
The one (non) issue for me with the original recipe is that I seriously eat the entire batch in one day. Something about the added chai spice of today’s version makes it a lot easier to have just one or two and then be done. Don’t get me wrong—these chai blender muffins are DELICIOUS—but it’s like comparing chocolate chip cookie dough to gingerbread cookie dough. I’m satisfied with a finger lick of the latter. I could eat the entire bowl of the former.
The vanilla glaze drizzle is totally optional. These are delicious with or without it. The glaze is a nice touch when you plan to eat these as a healthier dessert, but if you want them for breakfast or a make-ahead snack, you could definitely skip it.
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If you’re expecting the fluffy, bready texture of a traditional muffin, know that these are a bit different. The tops will have a satisfying hardness to them while the insides with be dense and fudgy. I can’t get enough of the texture!
If you give these a try, let me know what you think! And be sure to check out Chocolate Covered Katie for the original recipe.
These look amazing!
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Just pinned! Going to make this week- seems like a great option for a quick breakfast!
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These look amazing! Definitely going to have to give them a go.
I have been making the original version for months now because of you’re recommendation and am OBSESSED. Made this chai version last week and LOVE them. They are my fave breakfast with a glass of almond milk! I literally hide them from my family, no shame.
HAHA I do the SAME thing! I don’t tell my boyfriend when I make a batch—just tuck them away and hope he doesn’t find them…
First time back reading your blog in awhile and I am def pinning the recipe! Thanks for sharing