You guys have probably seen this, but thought i'd share as I loved them

http://www.paleobrownies.com/#comment-46

I also added in 15gr chopped walnuts and 40gr 85% cocoa chocolate.  Certainly not something to have all the time, but nice for a sweet treat while still fairly paleo...hey, at least it is gluten and grain free and mostly sugar free except for the small amount in the 85% choc.

I was worried I would want to eat the whole batch (as I could have easily done in the past with normal brownies), but true to paleo foods, 1 was enough and I felt completely satisfied, had a choc fix and very filling, due to all the fat!  My non paleo husband thought they were disgusting, maybe because the cocoa and choc are so bitter, but not complaints from me   I would love to make a dessert like this every few weeks so that i'm still enjoying those sweet treats I love, but without it being a big hunk of wheat and sugar filled choc cake or ice-cream or a mars bar or something.

I like making a no-bake dessert of shredded coconut, semi-sweet chocolate nibs, dried berries (currants, raisins, cranberries etc) and walnuts, mixed in with melted butter and coconut oil.

Are these quite dense? I actually like dense, hearty brownies, and even desserts. They make me satisfied with very little.

I often use coconut flour for my brownies, sometimes adding pureed dates for a tiny amount of sweetness (but not too much). Like to added chopped baking chocolate (unsweetened), as well. Thanks for sharing!

Should not be eaten regularly though. A treat here and there.