I began pitting the dates and then I cut them into smaller chunks for the blender. I pulled apart the small sticky fruit and all I saw were endless strands of fiber, tightly linked together as if refusing to let me remove the seed. Not to mention dates are very sweet--maybe a bit too sweet--even for someone like me who has a major sweet tooth, but overall quite delicious.
The brownies turned out to be super fudge-y and creamy, just like how brownies should taste! The natural sweetness of the dates makes this recipe easily sugar-free, but I found my brownies to be a bit on the sweeter side, so I'll probably reduce the amount of dates and add walnuts and almonds next time. Also because I omitted nuts from my recipe, the brownie turned out more compact but smaller, so nuts are definitely a must in the future!
Since the brownie was so creamy, I used it as a chocolate spread on some whole wheat bread and it tasted preeettyy good :) I believe I've just come up with a new breakfast idea, pretty stoked for tomorrow's breakfast now.