Mum Creates Healthy Chocolate Crackles, Leaves Internet Horrified

From the mum who brought us ‘healthy’ fairy bread, comes a whole new Aussie treat transformed into something a little less sweet – healthy chocolate crackles!

Fatimah Omran recently went viral for her healthy fairy bread, which includes shredded coconut coloured with vegetable juices. And understandably, it left many people horrified.

Healthy Fairy Bread

But she hasn’t been deterred, backing up her viral fairy bread with a healthy version of chocolate crackles.

Here’s a look at how she makes them:

@fatimahomran Stuck on ideas what to make for your children’s class party? My healthy “Chocolate Crackles” is a cracker of a recipe ???? You will need ⬇️ 1/2 cup tahini 1/4 cup coconut oil 1.5 tbsp cocoa 1/2 cup stevia sugar sugar 1 1/3cup mixed seeds (pepita and sunflower seeds) 1/2cup shredded coconut #healthysnacks #vegan #fyp #isaidno ♬ original sound – Fatimah Omran

Fatimah explained, “My daughter wanted me to make chocolate crackles for her end of year class party, I said no, get me the seeds, Tahini and coconut oil.

“I melted the Tahini in oil, then added the cocoa, mixed in the seeds, coconut and stevia sugar. Mixed all the ingredients, combined them, popped them in patty cases, put them in the fridge and there you have it, healthy chocolate crackles.

“The children aren’t even going to know the difference.”

Here’s what you’ll need to whip up Fatimah’s Chocolate Crackles:

1/2 cup tahini
1/4 cup coconut oil
1.5 tbsp cocoa
1/2 cup stevia sugar
1 1/3cup mixed seeds (pepita and sunflower seeds)
1/2cup shredded coconut

Hmmm … not a Rice Bubble in sight! Once again, there were plenty of comments from those who were shocked at the creations.

“I promise you the children will know the difference,” commented Grace.

“Oh how fkn delicious chocolate covered bird seed,” said Khloeee.

What do you think of this creation? What would your kids say if they asked for chocolate crackles and you served these up? Let us know in the comments below!

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36 Comments

- - kaishra said
  - 01 Feb 2023
    4:41 am
I’ve been eating a low carb diet since October to lose weight so for me these would be perfect (and I just bought a jar of tahini so I’m going to try it) but if my kids asked for chocolate crackles if make them normal ones….mmmm chocolate crackles

- - MummaD said
  - 23 Jan 2023
    11:23 am
I wonder how they went down at the class party? A follow up would be great.

- - mom111059 said
  - 20 Jan 2023
    4:21 pm
Interesting but I don’t think it can match the original.

- - gr82do said
  - 20 Jan 2023
    12:21 pm
Good on this mum. My kids would eat them and love them.

- - sharna_booth_weinrowski said
  - 18 Jan 2023
    9:20 am
hmmm i prefer the original

- - CrystalG said
  - 17 Jan 2023
    2:43 pm
All for nutrition but everything in moderation and some things really are meant to be less nutritious than other things. Stick to the original way

- - rovermum said
  - 16 Jan 2023
    12:06 pm
I’m sorry, I’ll stick with the original version. Not that I’ve had them since I was a kid, anyway.

- - mom160270 said
  - 16 Jan 2023
    11:59 am
I think they sound delicious. Good on her for coming up with a healthier alternative.

- - mom117567 said
  - 16 Jan 2023
    8:31 am
I am going to try them, my 8 year old just showed interest in pepitas after having some in trail mix! Excellent idea! Good work Mumma!

- - mom101628 said
  - 16 Jan 2023
    1:01 am
I’d be calling them party crackles and if they are sweet enough then the kids will love them, but they would certainly be aware they weren’t chocolate crackles. It is one way to get rid of the very sugar laden breakfast cereal though. Thanks for sharing.
- CathEC replied
  
  17 Jan 2023 , 6:11 am
  I agree! Plus, there is so much sugar in cereals, maybe a little honey & cacoa powder -Stevia is apparently bad for all too…who knows? Sounds delicious, I’ll definately make them & give feedback.
- - sars_angelchik said
  - 15 Jan 2023
    7:03 pm
See the whole point is that they are treat foods. They aren’t supposed to be healthy- I’m sure she eats something unhealthy once in a while.

- - snazzy007 said
  - 15 Jan 2023
    11:57 am
She has put so much effort into making something healthy hats off the patience

- - mom489365 said
  - 15 Jan 2023
    11:35 am
great for the healthy. But sometimes good old fashioned treats are just perfect for kids.

- - 3kidmumma said
  - 14 Jan 2023
    10:16 pm
Hmm looks interesting. Not sure about the tahini but everything else could work. I might give it a go.
- Ellen replied
  
  15 Jan 2023 , 8:54 am
  You could replace the tahini with peanut butter
- - Frankiielot said
  - 14 Jan 2023
    10:01 pm
Gross. I can’t imagine eating tahini as a “dessert”.
Seriously, some people just need to settle down with these healthy alternatives. Let kids be kids and have a treat once in awhile. It’s not like they’re eating this stuff everyday!!!
No wonder so many kids have allergies – their bodies are deprived of different foods so when it comes time to trying it, their bodies shut down and have no idea what to do!!!