Toffee Squares ?? YES
I found an old recipe that a friend gave me about 12 years ago. I had never had "real" toffee, so I wasn't really interested in making these "Toffee Bars." But after reading the original recipe and realizing that I had all of the ingredients in my rental kitchen, I decided to make them in an effort to use up this food before we move back to Florida. I was so surprised to find that they are actually delicious! 
Here is my keto version of 'Toffee Bars'
This is a Quick Super Easy Delicious cookie/bar that is Low Carb, Keto, Diabetic Friendly and satisfying.
 Jackie's Toffee Bars 
1 C. Almond Flour 
3/4 C. Einkorn Wheat or regular unbleached Flour 
1/4 C. Oat Fiber 
1 C. Butter (softened) 
1 C. Coconut Palm Sugar
 1/4 C. Allulose 
2 tsp. Vanilla Extract 
1 egg yolk 
9 oz bag of (No Added Sugar) Milk Chocolate Chips
1 Cup of chopped Nuts
Directions:
1.In a small bowl, whisk your Flours together
2. In a medium bowl beat the butter until creamy. Add the Sweeteners and beat again.
3. Add the egg yolk and beat until smooth.
4. Using a Wooden Spoon or spatula stir in the Vanilla Extract
5. Add the flours and stir until you form a dough.
6. Transfer this dough onto a Non-stick Baking sheet and press to form a rectangle, even thin layer.
7. Bake at 350* for about 10 minutes until lightly browned.
8. While the cookie bakes, Melt 1 9oz bag of No added Sugar Chocolate Chips in a Microwave, using 30 Sec intervals to make sure the chocolate doesn't burn.
9. Spoon the Melted Chocolate onto the warm Cookie , gently spread to the corners.
10. Sprinkle with a cup of chopped Nuts, gently press into cookie dough to make sure the Nuts don't fall off.
11. Allow to cool complete before cutting into squares. Good Warm or Cold straight out of the Fridge.






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I'm Jackie, a former medical lab tech who has always been into baking—since middle school, when my mother actually allowed me and my girlfriends to bake and watch B movies every Saturday—until we blew up the oven by putting too much baking soda or powder in one of our cakes, which bubbled out all over the oven. That put an end to the group baking, but not my love for all things CAKE!! In 2003, a close family member was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes, and I felt I needed to use my baking skills and my science acumen to develop healthier versions of our favorite cakes because, "Everyone should be able to have a birthday cake." So in 2004, I started experimenting with ingredients—first replacing sugar with a banana in my carrot cake—then I learned about natural sugar substitutes and almond flour. By 2006, I formulated my own line of cake, cookie, and frosting mixes, eventually selling them all over the country. Then I mailed my first baked carrot cake to my niece in Philadelphia. It was successfully received in one piece and still fresh, thanks to dry ice—but the stress of selling a fresh cake kept me focused on mailing mixes. I had so many people who wanted baked products that I started baking for the green markets and local customers. Finally, in 2014, I quit my business because the cost of business kept me in the red. But I haven't forgotten about wanting to help people enjoy SWEETS without the worry. So now I am offering my course to help YOU learn how to bake deliciously healthy sweets that not only satisfy your sweet tooth, but nourish the body, may help balance hormones, prevent sugar spikes, and may help you lose weight too!!  Join the Healthy Baking Lab 
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