Chocolate Peanut Butter Blender Muffins {with avocado}
Chocolate Peanut Butter Muffins {made with avocado}
ready in a flash, perfect for busy back-to-school mornings

We’ve had a terrific summer so far.
Great fun with friends and family, sleepovers, parties, weekend getaways, and of course amazing food. Probably a little too much food, and not always the healthiest. There is just something about summer that makes healthy eating just a wee bit more difficult.
S’mores, hot dogs, burgers on the grill, and LOTS of ice cream. It’s all so good, but with school just around the corner, it’s time to get serious about healthier eating habits.

Muffins are a staple for busy school mornings. They’re easy to prepare,can be made the night before, and who can resist a homemade muffin first thing in the morning. A lot of muffins are basically just a cupcake without the frosting, leading to a mid-morning sugar crash. I’ve got NO time for that.
These muffins are wheat free, low in sugar, packed with protein from the peanut butter, and the fat {the good kind} from the avocado keeps you feeling fuller longer.

Even better than that, they can be whipped up in a blender jar {if you have a high power blender} or a food processor. Just dump in all the ingredients, blend, and bake. You can have them ready in under 20 minutes, can’t beat that can you?
I love anything mini, so we made mini muffins and studded the top with a few chocolate chips before baking. With fruit and some yogurt you’ve have got a seriously healthy breakfast or afternoon snack.
I used all natural peanut butter and sweetened the muffins with honey, but use whatever you already have at home. They have an intense chocolate taste and are only mildly sweet; if you prefer a sweeter muffin use more honey or sugar, but we loved them as is even the kids. Charlie even ate one last night for dessert. I just love a food that multitasks.

Ingredients
- 1 cup of peanut butter
- 2 eggs
- 1 medium sized ripe avocado
- 1/3 cup of unsweetened cocoa powder
- 1/2 tsp baking powder
- 2 Tbsp honey
Instructions
- pre-heat the oven to 350 degree
- spray muffin pan with baking spray {I love using coconut oil}
- place all of the ingredients in the jar of a blender or bowl of a food processor
- blend/process until smooth {batter will be thick}
- drop by 1 Tbsp. into each muffin tin
- top with a few mini chocolate chips {optional}
- bake 8 – 10 minutes
Notes
recipe adapted from | Happy Healthy Mamarecipe source | French Press

Heather these look amazing! I am always look for some quick grab and go snacks! Will definitely have to try these!
I know the feeling, my kids are always on the hunt for something to eat, and I need to have healthy little nibbles on hand always
These muffins look irresistible Heather! I love the chocolate chips on top ? Pinned!
thanks so much for pinning ?
Hi, I want to make 12 regular size of those. How long should I Cook them?? Thanks
I;ve never made them large sized, but I would suggest adding at least another 5 minutes, test them and they may need a bit more than that
This looks delicious! I would love for you share it on my Tasty Tuesday recipe link up here! Everything gets pinned and I would love to have you!
thanks so much for the invite, I’ll be sure to check it out
Dairy free too!! I am so making those! Thanks, Heather!
hope you like them ?
I have a chocolate PB blender muffins recipe too – no avocado though! love that idea! Pinned!
thanks Averie! I saw hem, and they are gorgeous. Im trying your recipe next because I love how light and fluffy they look
Good heavens what a recipe for muffins. I had to pin it. Avocado? And they look so chocolaty and moist. With this type of a recipe I can’t figure out how they turn into a muffin. But then I am still trying to figure out how a TV works too.
I didn’t believe it til I tried it, but they do, and they are good
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Now these look and sound amazing!
thanks so much Shambray
These look heavenly delicious! Love the idea, can’t wait to try the recipe! Pinned it!
thank you! hope you enjoy
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I made these today and they turned out great! My kids love them. Success. But mine don’t look nearly as pretty as yours. With the batter so thick how did you get that perfectly round top?
lots and lots of practice ? – and smoothing before they go into the oven
Thank you for this! Looks so yummy! What I can substitute for the peanut butter? we have allergies.
sunflower butter perhaps?
Tahini makes a good substitute for peanut butter.
it sure does
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How can I store these? It’s just me eating them…fridge, freezer? how long do you think they would last?
Thanks!
if you need then to lat more then a few days, pop them in the freezer.
What is the nutritional information on these??
I made these today, took all the peanut butter I had and they taste like fish and cigarette ashes, they’re awful. The texture is nothing like the photo either, the photos look bread like, like a muffin, mine look like petrified peanut butter balls. Not to mention my food processor started smoking. There has to be an ingredient not listed. Sorry to be so harsh, but I wasted my ingredients and time now i have dirty dishes.
I am so sorry that you muffins did not turn out. I did not leave anything out of the instructions. I’m trying them again later this week, but I really did just add the ingredients to my blender, blend, and baked.
The texture of yours look like brownies, not like mine or the pics of the Happy Healthy Mama blog you adopted the recipe from. Are you sure you didn’t put flour or something? They’re (your pics) just are not the texture you’d get using the ingredients you have listed. I really wanted this to work.
Any idea what the nutrition facts are? I have a recently diagnosed diabetic son and this looks like a recipe we can work with!!
for one muffin – Per Serving: calories – 127 carbs 7 fat 10 protein 5 sodium 42 sugar 3