Maple Chocolate Chip Toffee Bites are gluten-free and dairy-free friendly, no-bake snacks that are just plain delicious! This is a kid-friendly, bite-sized, healthier dessert recipe, perfect for holiday desserts and snacking.
I’m gonna make this short and sweet today. Actually I’m just going to get to the point. Those things pictured above, those maple chocolate chip toffee bites? They have come and gone twice in our house already. Can you say no-bake bites addict? Yes, that’s us – and my family, because I got them hooked!
Maple chocolate chip toffee bites. No baking required. You guessed it, this are my healthy bites flavor of the month for September. It’s kinda similar to the salted caramel bites, but also very different.
But I have a small confession. I planned this no-bake bites recipe months ago, but I’ve been holding out on you. You see, I made the Paleo Maple toffee it at the beginning of the month just so that I could make these toffee bites later. I know, I’m sneaky. But hear me out.
For one, I really want to make homemade toffee; toffee that is easy to make, and like I said, Paleo friendly. And two, I had this major craving my BEST EVER maple chocolate chip cookies. My dilemma? Trying to save some extra maple toffee so I could actually make these maple chocolate chip toffee bites later.
Anyway, I ended up with just a cup of maple toffee left over. Just enough for making maple chocolate chip toffee bites.
Although I really wish I had made more to begin with. Yes, first world problems, the struggle is real.
This is why am posting a healthy bites recipe at the end of the month. Hey better late than never right? But I don’t think you’ll mind, because I’m really giving you another reason to make that maple toffee.
Have I said the word toffee and maple enough yet? BEST THINGS EVER!
Killing two birds with one stone here. You can make these maple chocolate chip toffee bites, or if you’re like me, you can make a big batch of the toffee, share some with your family, then keep the rest for these bites. Or just keep it all for you.
Yes, I did try to make these bites Paleo friendly with the Paleo maple toffee. But if you’re in a time crunch, you can certainly buy your own toffee bits at the store, and throw it into these bites. Sorry, those are not paleo.
That’s okay, we will then label the maple chocolate chip toffee bites Paleo-ish with a “hint” of white sugar, and a “touch” of some ingredients the caveman really didn’t eat. But shhh…. we won’t tell them. Sound good?
Speaking of good… here’s the maple chocolate chip toffee bites recipe.
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No Bake Chocolate Chip Toffee Bites
- Total Time: 30 minutes
- Yield: 32 Bites 1x
- Diet: Gluten Free
Description
This no-bake Maple Chocolate Chip Toffee Bites recipe is gluten-free, vegan and paleo friendly. Makes the perfect kid-friendly snacks or healthier dessert!
Ingredients
- 1 cup (or 4 pieces) paleo toffee – cut or chopped into bits, or English toffee bits found in the baking section (not paleo)
- 1 cup coconut flour (sifted) or other gluten-free flour of choice.
- 1 cup almond flour
- ⅓ cup chocolate chips (we use dark chocolate or Enjoy Life vegan chocolate chips)
- ½ cup chunky almond butter
- ¼ to ⅓ cup maple syrup, adjust as needed based on the flour you use.
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- coconut sugar, cinnamon, or pumpkin spice to roll in after freezing (optional)
Instructions
- Chop up your toffee and transfer into a mixing bowl.
- Add your almond meal, coconut flour, and chocolate chips. Mix well.
- Next, add in your nut butter. Stir ingredients all together.
- Add in your maple syrup a little at a time, just in case you need more or less depending on the flour/toffee you use.
- Add vanilla extract then mix again well with hands.
- Roll into balls 1 to 1.5 inches in size and place onto a cookie tray or plastic ware with parchment paper underneath.
- Let them freeze for 20-30 minutes then transfer into a Ziplock bag.
- Once frozen, dust with cinnamon, coconut sugar, or pumpkin spice.
- Store in a covered container or Ziploc bag in the fridge or freezer for up to 6 weeks.
Notes
Feel free to use other toffee or caramel bits if you don’t want to make the homemade paleo toffee.
If you would like to make this vegan, sub the toffee for peanut butter chips or other vegan-friendly candy of choice.
- Prep Time: 15 min
- chill time: 15
- Category: desserts, snacks
- Method: no-bake
- Cuisine: American
Nutrition
- Serving Size: 1 no-bake bite
- Calories: 83
- Sugar: 4 g
- Sodium: 10.1 mg
- Fat: 5.5 g
- Saturated Fat: 0.8 g
- Carbohydrates: 7.2 g
- Fiber: 2.2 g
- Protein: 2.3 g
- Cholesterol: 1.6 mg
Serving Suggestions for Maple Chocolate Chip Toffee Bites
Now here’s my suggestion on how to use these bites. Remember those whiskey cake bites I made last winter? Yes Boozy balls. Well these bites have similar purpose! Cake texture and perfect for sharing during the holidays! They are great gluten free treats for parties or for people that might have food allergies. But still easy and tasty.
Remember, we aim to please for those who have food allergies or sensitivity . Ahem, like a lot of us. *raises my hand.*
Have you ever made your own toffee bites?
have a possibly dumb question – so you take these and and thaw to serve?
No such thing as dumb questions here! This is an old old recipe that probably needs a bit of attention, but when I used to make them, I just served them straight from the fridge. They have a better texture when cold.
These toffee bites look spectacular! Do you do breakfast deliveries… lol?✨. Pinning!
Haha I will deliver for you!
*Wipes drool off chin* I will be making these in the near future. YUM!
let me know whatcha think!
I miss your healthy bites delivery to ma doorstep! Hope you are well! Keep the recipes coming 🙂
Well secret’s out! These look delicious! LOVE maple and chocolate chip together, WITH toffee 😛
15 minutes?! I’m in. We made many of your little bites last year to get the boys through the school year and it looks like this year we are off to another great start.
Oh yay! that makes me so happy. Wish I could hand deliver. <3 How are you friend?
Have a giveaway with these!!! 🙂
for you i will!
These look soon yummy– and love that they’re paleo!!! I’ll have to try them ASAP, but trying to keep my sweet tooth under control!! Thanks for the recipe 🙂 love it!
Oooh, what a clever combination! I haven’t made homemade toffee in such a long time!
Geez, Lindsay. You’re such an enabler 😛 I’m basically obsessed with the idea of maple chocolate chip though. I recently bought some chocolate that was filled with a maple butter, and oooooomg. Insanely good. I can see how these would become an addiction.
I love all things maple and toffee. The chocolate is just an added bonus.
Yum is right!! Your bites are seriously the best!! Do you still take orders?! I hope all is well! I’ve been thinking about you a lot lately 🙂
thank you friend! been thinking of you too!!
Toffee, chocolate and maple. Yeah you can go ahead and sign me up for a box of these! I have never made toffee before, that has to change!
So I’ve never made actual toffee before, but I did make sticky toffee pudding. Does that count? Actually, I repurposed those as balls. Bonus points!!!
I love when recipes come together like that – repurposing leftovers make life so much more creative. And delicious. Thanks for reminding me about those whiskey balls too! No need to encourage my addiction… 😛
Can’t wait for the apple honey bourbon bites!!!
you’re my bourbon bite inspiration. So thank you bro! what would i do without you?
p.s toffee is like so easy to make. I have a feeling you’d love! with whiskey maybe? LOL!
ohhhh mahhhh goshhhhh. i would be eating these by the HANDFUL Lindsay!! I can just imagine how delicious those chocolate chips with the toffee would be… im also loving the idea of dusting them with pumpkin spice to make them more festive!
not gonna lie, they are ADDICTING beverely! haha
Perfect for FALL and the perfect time for you to book a trip up here! Just saying…Miss you friend and hope we can catch up soon…Text me a day that works for you! XOXO
So much to love here! Can’t go wrong with toffee and chocolate, but I really love the idea of making them boozy! 🙂
Cheers to Friday!
yes, i like your thinking
Can’t wait to hear about the workshop! So glad that it has been good for you. These bites, on the other hand, would be pretty good for me!
yes they sure would!
It’s never too early or late for bites! I want to hear your thoughts on that workshop! I’m planning to go.