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I made mine slightly different, but they came out fantastic, can't stop eating them! Here is what I did: 1 cup + 2 Tb chickpeas, rinsed & drained (little less than a can) 1/2 cup peanut butter 1/2 cup maple syrup 1 Tb Earth Balance (soft but not melted) 1/4 cup whole wheat pastry flour 1/4 cup cocoa powder 1/4 tsp each baking powder, baking soda & salt 1/2 cup semi-sweet choc chips Process chickpeas, peanut butter, maple syrup & Earth Balance. Add flour, cocoa powder, baking powder, baking soda & salt, process till smooth. Fold in choc chips. Bake at 350* in an 8" square dish for only 20 min. Yum

you talk too fast for my brain

“no one gives a shit.” thank you, girlfriend. you are an inspiration. 🤍

Thank you so much for sharing your story Erin! You are so so brave and this story will help and touch so many people's lives. You truly are incredible!

Absolutely incredible. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you for sharing. This will help so many people!!! Thank you Erin! You are a true role model!

Wow Erin. This video was so beautifully done and is so inspiring that there is hope for many people going through difficult times of their life. I wonder what your past self during this time would have thought of you becoming an amazing food blogger! You have come such a long way, so proud of you 💕

Thank you for sharing! ❤

This is amazing! Thank you for sharing!

Thanks for your courage and vulnerability sharing your story. I have no doubt that it’s going to make an impact on others. You did that work to get to where you are now and that’s a beautiful journey. Part of your story that made me really emotional in a good way was how much your parents cared and were committed and played such a big role in your recovery. I’m so glad that you had that support and I wish that for everyone who faces a struggle similar to yours!!

I’ve been in the “one foot in one foot out” recovery for years. I know I can’t stay there for much longer, as I am very sick. Currently at the same weight as you were. I very much appreciate you sharing your story and being vulnerable. Your story gives me hope. 💕❤️

You describe the illness so well. It was a little emotional for me to watch because after hearing your story, I'm surprised I made it out alive when I look back on my own experience. I was as sick as you describe yourself but did not seek help because in my mind I was just "being healthy" and did not realize how shockingly thin I had become. I was in my late 20s with a career so when I did realize it, I could not handle the thought of giving control of my life over to anyone else. I very slowly recovered on my own over the course of 4 years but honestly it took meeting a great doctor last year to finally push past quasi-recovery & fully restore my weight. Now that I know the damage it has done to my body, I'll take "feeling fat" at a normal weight over the fear I felt of dying while underweight. Staring at a plate of food feeling paralyzed because your brain just won't let you eat is no way to live. Congratulations to you and everyone else that has overcome anorexia. It certainly isn't easy.

Erin- Wow. Your bravery, courage, and honesty in sharing your story is incredible. You are so inspiring and such an exemplar. Not only did I share a very similar experience at a big 10 school, I also watched both my sisters undergo related mental health challenges. Much of what you shared I experienced too. I appreciate your candidness and authenticity in bringing to light what most people don’t want to talk about. You are exceptionally strong, and I am so grateful that you came out on the other side. You are such a light in this world, and your positive energy is radiant. Cheers to you Erin ❤

I’ve loved following you for so many years- you’re so authentic, principled and are just the best 💜 also you look beautiful in pink!!!!!

Erin, thank you for sharing your story with us. It was obvious you were anxious at the start but thank you for being so brave and sharing this. Even for those who don’t have history with full blown ED, you touched on a lot of things that many of us have faced. You are a voice for everyone. Thank you.

You are amazing and such a great example!! You should be proud of ALL you've accomplished and will continue to!! Thanks for sharing Erin 💞🙏

Amazing story. Thank you for sharing!! ❤

Erin… your transparency of your ED journey will help so many people in their own struggle to get better! I loved you before, but I love you even more now! You are one strong woman with a love of family and life. I love following you and I thank you for your honesty… it had to be tough to relive, but I am sure you helped a few people sharing your journey. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🥰🥰🥰

Your story is so touching and you are so strong❤ I couldn’t imagine going through this in college when you also feel like a million things are crashing down on you. And your food blog feels that much more inspiring!!!

Thank you for being so brave in sharing! I am curious since you never mentioned it, were you ever able to finish college? It sounds like you weren't able to go back?

Wow just truly amazing. You are so brave. Thank you for telling your story.

Thank you for sharing Erin ❤️

This was incredible and brave. Thank you for sharing. <3

Erin - you’re so brave for sharing such a personal journey. This will help soooo many people ❤

I can’t thank you enough for sharing this, Erin! You are so brave. This brought so many tears to my eyes. I can relate in many ways and have been through similar struggles with my ED in college as well. It makes me so happy to see you so happy, thriving, and living life to the fullest. I loved you, your positivity, your page and your recipes before, and I love them all even more now. I can’t wait to continue to cheer you on in all the phases of your life to come in the future. Thank you so much for being you! 🩷

Thank you so much for sharing and being so vulnerable. ❤️❤️

You are so brave for sharing your story!!! Thank you 🫶🏼

Thank you for sharing ❤❤❤. You are so strong!

You are truly an inspiration Erin. You are beautiful and brave!! Bravo for sharing your story!! I love following you and your amazing recipes!!

Sweet girl. Thank you for sharing. I’m 35 years old and struggled with exercise-induced anorexia in college. It was not this severe but it definitely took some professional help to get through that season of life. This brought so many tears because I could feel the pain you were in then but it also brought so many smiles to see you talk about how happy you are now and to see how far you’ve come. I love following you. I don’t know you personally but I’ll always be cheering you on. I love your recipes. I love your positive content. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, I’m so glad you’re here.

Thank you SO much for sharing this. Fellow PSU alumni, spent my 21st birthday at Renfrew, and could not relate more. Love you girl. ❤

Wow. What an incredible story- you are so strong and SO BRAVE sharing this. And I’m so glad you did. Although I’ve never been diagnosed as having an eating disorder, I think way too much about my weight and my size and my self. And I always have- for as long as I remember. I feel guilt when I over eat at times and I KNOW that eating is nothing to feel guilt over. I so appreciate you sharing and your message in the end. ❤️

Thank you for being so vulnerable and honest ❤ sharing your story and how far you have come is your superpower!

Thank you so much for sharing ❤️

This really touched me and brought tears to my eyes throughout. I’m proud that you were brave enough to post this and it really will help others! You have come such a long way and I love following along on your page! ❤

Moved to no words, you are courageous and inspiring.

Thank you for being honest and vulnerable. I have no doubt that by sharing this story, you will touch the lives of others ❤️

Erin - thank you for sharing. It was so interesting to listen to and really opened my mind to the dangerous of eating disorders. It brought me to tears as I can’t imagine going through something so scary. Congratulations on your recovery - I am sure it wasn’t easy.

Wow, thank you for being vulnerable and sharing your story. This brought me to tears learning about just how intense ED can be. This will help so many others! Such a powerful story of how your parents really stepped up to be there for you too 🤍

Just wanted to log in and tell you how proud I am of you sharing this 🤍 sending you so much love

Thank you so much for sharing your story. You are so strong and an inspiration. Thank you for being an advocate and a voice for girls to know they are not alone but there is a light at the end of the tunnel if you can just take that first step🤍 thank you for sharing your story

Oh Erin ❤ I had to get up for a snack when you were talking about how little you were eating, I felt hungry for you.. and then when you said your heartrate was 38, I started crying. I’m so sorry for all that you experienced. You have an incredible story and have made such an amazing pivot . Thank you for sharing and for all that you do to share health with others !

As someone who struggled severely in college with my mental health (I also went to a big 10 school) this really touched me and made me feel like I wasn’t alone in what I went through. I wish I had seen a story like this at that time but I know someone else will see this when they need it most. You’re going to help people by sharing this.

Thank you for sharing your incredible story 🤍 so proud of you.

❤❤❤❤thank you for sharing❤️❤️❤️❤️forever routing for you❤️❤️❤️

I think the maudsley approach is mislabeled as a treatment option for just kids and adolescents. But I did it at 27 with my husband and it literally saved me and I have it to thank for the relatively stable recovery I have now as well as my two kids. Thanks for sharing Erin. I love following you for your awesome recipes but also I can relate so much to your story ❤

How do you know what to charge as a new blogger? I’ve gotten possible brand partnerships but stuck on what I should charge as a new blogger.

These are great thx!!!

is that the way you talk normal?

Erin what's your mbti personality type?

HI! LOVE YOU ERIN!!! BIG FAN OF YOUR WORK!! I'm considering becoming a food/lifestyle blogger but I'm very shy - is it possible to do this without showing your face or do brands require this for more $$?? Do you know any good examples of what I'm describing? 🥹🥹🥹🥹