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Recipe and photos by   Abbie Guerrero , food blogger and creator of Savvy with Abbie. All photos original. No-Bake Almond Joy Dates I found this recipe for Almond Joy Dates all over social media and since I bought a bag of pitted dates, I thought I would give them a try. I, for one, love Almond Joy candy bars. I like them better when they have healthier ingredients. With only six ingredients, you can't go wrong! If you love coconut and you love Almond Joys, you will want to give this simple recipe a try. The texture of these bites is just like an Almond Joy: a hardened, yet light center, chocolate outside, and an almond mixed with creamy coconut flakes.  These bites are so hard to resist. They taste amazing after being in the freezer for a few hours and you will think you are indulging on a real Almond Joy. • Difficulty Level:  Easy • Serving size:  This recipe makes approximately 15 Almond Joy Dates • Family friendly:  My family does not like coconut but if the...

Recipe and photos by   Abbie Guerrero  , food blogger and creator of Savvy with Abbie. All photos original. Homemade Chicken Tikka Masala I don’t make Indian food very often. I am not of Indian descent and I’m not an expert in Indian cooking, but I have to say this Homemade Chicken Tikka Masala turned out excellent. It had the perfect combination of spice, sweetness, richness, and depth. We purchased Indian spices and seasonings we had never used before. I love trying new things and Jace, my 15-year-old who is taking a cooking class, helped me with this as well. This meal took some time to prepare but it was so worth it. Add naan bread and basmati rice and you have a complete, authentic, Indian-style meal.  • Difficulty Level: Intermediate • Serving size:  4 • Family friendly:  YES! We all devoured this meal • Total prep, chill and cooking time: 6+ hours • Serving suggestions: Serve with a side of naan bread and basmati rice •  Family rating: 10/10, would m...

Recipe and photos by   Abbie Guerrero  , food blogger and creator of Savvy with Abbie. All photos original. No-Bake Sweet Recipes Do you love sweets as much as I do but don't want all of the added sugar and extra unnecessary ingredients? I have curated a list of six no-bake sweets that you will have on repeat.  Several of these recipes contain protein powder and are perfect as pre- or post-workout snacks or mid-day pick-me-ups.   Others are snack mixes or cereal bars for kids and adults alike that are easy to make, will last for days, and replace the sugary snacks you may have in your cabinet.  In This Post ✓  No-Bake Raspberry Protein Bites ✓  Easy No-Bake Cereal Bars ✓  No-Bake Chocolate Peanut Butter Bars ✓  No-Bake Valentine Snack Mix ✓  No-Bake Candy Cane Cookie Dough Protein Bark ✓ No-Bake Viral Japanese Cheesecake What Makes These Recipes Unique I wanted to share recipes that were nostalgic, budget-friendly, longer-lasting, health...

Recipe and photos by   Abbie Guerrero  , food blogger and creator of Savvy with Abbie. All photos original. Big Game Recipes for Game Day Snacking Are you hosting or needing some appetizer ideas for the big game? I have gathered six tried-and-true comfort food recipes that are ideal for snacking and sharing. These are my go-to big game recipes that always disappear quickly. Whether it’s my fall-off-the-bone tender ribs, a cheesy buffalo chicken macaroni and cheese, or an easy fried steak egg roll, you’ll have six delicious options to choose from. In This Post ✓  Buffalo Chicken Taquitos ✓  Slow Cooker Ribs ✓  Buffalo Chicken Mac and Cheese ✓  Korean Chicken Wings ✓  Mini Cheeseburger Sliders ✓  Steak Egg Rolls What Makes These Recipes Unique I went through and found recipes that were not only great for snacking, but also appetizers I would personally make for the big game. I chose recipes that were simple, flavorful, and crowd-pleasing. These reci...

Recipe and photos by   Abbie Guerrero  , food blogger and creator of Savvy with Abbie. All photos original. No-Bake Viral Japanese Cheesecake Recipe I have seen this Viral Japanese Cheesecake recipe going around social media and decided that I needed to give it a try myself.  It definitely lived up to the hype. Although it's a simple, two-ingredient recipe, it tastes very close to traditional cheesecake. The biscoff cookies add a graham-cracker layer to the Greek yogurt which is the creamy part of the cheesecake. Amazing, delicious, decadent, and the first bite tasted so luxurious and creamy.  • Difficulty Level:  Easy • Serving size:  6-8 (small portions) • Family friendly:  Absolutely but your kids may devour it in seconds • Total prep and chill time: 24+ hours • Serving suggestions:  Eat by itself for the most amazing snack What Makes This Recipe Unique This recipe is unique because, with only two ingredients, you will be surprised at how velve...