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					<description><![CDATA[Made these this afternoon and doubled the recipe—ended up with 30 balls.  Followed the recipe pretty much as written but I did have to add a little more peanut butter and then a little almond milk so the balls would hold together.  Also added a little course sea salt because we like the sweet-salty flavor,  I did use Zero Sugar Maple Syrup and sugar-free chocolate chips so they were virtually sugar free treats except for the peanut butter.  Delish!]]></description>
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Made these this afternoon and doubled the recipe—ended up with 30 balls.  Followed the recipe pretty much as written but I did have to add a little more peanut butter and then a little almond milk so the balls would hold together.  Also added a little course sea salt because we like the sweet-salty flavor,  I did use Zero Sugar Maple Syrup and sugar-free chocolate chips so they were virtually sugar free treats except for the peanut butter.  Delish!</p>
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