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Miniature almond joy bars

Miniature almond joy bars
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Ingredient Information

Name

Miniature almond joy bars

Category

Frutos Secos

Popularity

2 recipes

Status

Inactive

Description

Miniature Almond Joy bars are small versions of the popular candy that deliciously combine shredded coconut, whole almonds, and a milk chocolate coating. These bites are perfect for adding a sweet and crunchy touch to various recipes, from desserts to baking mixes and homemade snacks.

Originating in the United States, Almond Joy bars were created in 1946 by the Hershey's company and quickly became a classic in American confectionery. Their signature recipe combines the sweet aroma and texture of coconut with the intensity of almonds, all covered in a creamy layer of chocolate, which provides a much-appreciated contrast of flavors and textures in various culinary preparations.

From a nutritional standpoint, these bars primarily provide sugars and fats, being a source of quick energy. The almonds contribute protein and healthy fats, while the coconut offers fiber and certain minerals. However, due to their sugar content, it is recommended to use them in moderation in recipes.

In the context of Latin American cuisine, although they do not have an exact synonym, they can be referred to as "small chocolate bars with coconut and almond" or "mini bars of coconut candy with almond and chocolate." Some people might also simply identify them as "Almond Joy bites" or "mini Almond Joy bars," keeping the original name due to its commercial recognition.

Nutritional Properties

2.5g
fiber
40mg
sodium
18mcg
folate
13g
fats
150mg
potassium
220
calories
0mcg
lycopene
19g
sugars
2g
proteins
0mg
vitamin c
8g
saturated fats
22g
carbohydrates

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