Carob Flour Brownie
Brownie is an American dessert loved for its dense and moist texture, and it's usually made with lots of cocoa or chocolate. Carob powder, when used instead of or alongside cocoa, gives the brownie a dark color, caramelly aroma, and natural sweetness.
Read MoreCarob Snacks for Kids
Carob powder and molasses offer the "chocolatey" flavor that children love with a softer flavor than cocoa and can help reduce added sugar in recipes thanks to its natural sweetness. Carob snacks prepared at home offer practical options that you know the content of.
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Carob Molasses Desserts
Carob molasses has long been used as a natural sweetener for desserts in Anatolian cuisine. Its dark color and caramel-like taste add character to many recipes, from halva to pestile, from bakery desserts to modern crumbles.
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Carob Molasses Breakfast Ideas
Carob molasses is best known on the Turkish breakfast table with tahini; however, it also pairs very well with yogurt, oats, cheese and fruit. With its dark color, light cocoa and caramel aroma, it adds a touch of sweetness to breakfast and does not weigh down the table when used in moderation.
Read MoreCarob Chocolate and Cocoa-Free Chocolate Production
Carob chocolate is confectionery products in which cocoa powder is completely or partially replaced with carob powder, resembling chocolate in appearance and use. The color and aroma of roasted carob reminiscent of cocoa, its lack of caffeine and theobromine, and its natural sweetness have made it one of the most well-known cocoa alternatives for many years.
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Carob Products Guide: Which Product Is For What?
Carob is one of the rare agricultural products that can produce a large number of products from a single fruit. Powder, broken, molasses and extract from the fleshy part of the fruit; flour rich in gum and protein from the seed; honey produced by bees is obtained from the flowers. This diversity can also make it difficult to choose the right product.
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