This recipe is great for those who can't eat chocolate (or cocoa) and those who like carob! No need to add sugar - carob is naturally sweet. If you want to be creative you could create carob chocolates , dip strawberries, make edible lace, or paint the mixture into plastic moulds to make easter eggs. The catch? Once set you'll have to eat this carob quickly - coconut oil melts at warmer temperatures (mine was liquid during the steamy Sydney summer). This recipe works best if your coconut oil is firm (not liquefied) when stored at room temperature. Once set, keep your carob chocolate creation in the fridge until it's ready to be consumed. From the sister-team at sketch-free vegan eating ( sketch- ).