Chili-Out Chaga Chocolate Bark

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Written by Nettie Mueller - Updated: March 12, 2025

If you ask me, the versatility and creative capacity of making homemade chocolate chaga bark are pretty much endless. Nettie of Nourishing Roots has done it again with this creative way to incorporate functional mushrooms in this spiced-up version of the classic dark chocolate bark.

This chaga chocolate bark utilizes functional mushrooms like reishi and chaga, and the chaga chocolate recipe is further intensified by adding chili powder. All the benefits of chaga mushrooms and chili create a wonderful combo worthy of making time and time again.

Let's get to the magic, shall we?

Chaga Chocolate Bark Ingredients

Directions

  1. Make a double boiler. Mix melted coconut oil, CBD, tahini and honey together until well incorporated.
  2. Add cacao, chili powder and mushroom extracts and mix until the chocolate is smooth.
  3. Line a baking pan with parchment paper and pour the chocolate on top.
  4. Sprinkle with almonds, sea salt or whatever strikes your fancy.
  5. Move it to the fridge or freezer and let it set.
  6. Cut with a knife and store in the refrigerator.

 

Indulge in the delicious taste of dark, rich chocolate infused with Chaga by yourself or with your honey! Whether you pair it with a cup of chai, coffee, or cream, this chaga chocolate bark offers health benefits with every bite.

Satisfy your chaga chocolate cravings, eat, enjoy a chaga hot chocolate, and experiment with quantity for the perfect personal twist!

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My mission is to help others find a way to live in accordance with nature and their own unique mind-body ecosystem. Through Embodied Nutrition, herbalism, neuroscience and ecological therapy, I integrate the wisdom of plants, astrology, psychology and modern wellness principles to guide others to transform their health. Through the years I have been on a journey to understand the patterns of living holistically through cultivating a healthy relationship to food and how it is grown, the powerful medicine of nature, modern neuroscience, somatic practices, travel, land stewardship and the archetypal patterns of ancient sciences such as Astrology and Ayurveda.

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