Vegan carob chips - what can I do with them?

[tammay]

And please don't say chocolate chip cookies - I am not much of a baker and I HATE making cookies - I don't have the patience to sit there and form little drops of dough into cookies .

Seriously, anything quick and easy (and that doesn't use specialty vegan products like vegan margarine - though I do have substitute egg powder) that I can make with these?

Tam

[absentmindedfan]

Just eat them

[aubergine]

Brownies?

[philfox]

this isnt going to be any help what so ever, but in this months issue of sommerfield magazine (yes that meat and cheese fest recipe brochure) there is a little interview at the back with gillian mckeith (love her or hate her) and she says she makes a fab carob brownie, but get this, completely raw. no recipe though....
see, told you id be no help

[Pob]

Choc chip muffins. Recipe here with cherries in as well:
http://www.parsleysoup.co.uk/VeganCa...hipMuffins.htm

[aubergine]

Cherry and choc chips?

(drool)

[Pob]

Cherries are ace in choc chip muffins

Although I've always used glace cherries in them.

[VeganLiz]

Just plain ice cream with nuts and carob chips on top!

Liz X

[twinkle]

Throw them away

[Pob]

Ha ha. I almost wrote that, too.

I haven't tasted them in years - are they that bad? They do seem a bit pointless, seeing as normal choc chips are vegan.

[tammay]

My, those chocolate chip muffins do look sinful. Gotta try those .

Are regular chocolate chips vegan??? I looked on package of stuff like Giradelli chocolate chips and Neslie (the semi-sweet ones) and there was some kind of milk powder in them, I think.

Also, carob is supposed to be better for you (I think...)

Tam

[Pob]

Sorry - I meant in the UK they are usually vegan. The plain Supercook ones that are in all the supermarkets.

[absentmindedfan]

Or you can just buy Green and Blacks and break it up into not-so-tiny chunks of chocolatey goodness