Line a 8 by 8 inch pan with parchment. In a double boiler add the chocolate. Whisk until melted and smooth. (To make a double boiler, use a saucepan and a glass bowl that fits the saucepan. Add enough water in the pan so that there is 1-2 inch distance between the water level and the bowl bottom. Bring the water to a boil, then reduce heat to low-medium and add the chocolate to the bowl and continue)
Fold in the vanilla, salt, coconut oil and whisk again.
Fold in the mashed avocado and whisk well to mix evenly. Carefully taste and add some powdered sugar if needed. Mix well. Take off heat.
Pour the mixture in parchment lined pan and even it out with a spatula. You can now top this fudge with nuts, candy cane, coconut, whipped coconut cream or other toppings. Freeze, slice and serve, or place slices on parchment and store in the freezer again. Grab from the freezer to serve!Store: In the freezer for upto 2 months.
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Truffles: You can also freeze the mixture for an hour, then use an ice cream scoop to scoop portions, roll in cocoa powder for chocolate truffles. Keep these frozen as well.Variations: add spices and flavors. Spice Blend recipes: pumpkin pie spice or gingerbread spice or Chai spice .Add toppings such as coconut, nut butter swirl, whipped coconut cream swirl etcCoconut Oil-free: There's some form of oil or cocoa butter in the chocolate, so the recipe cant be oil-free. To make without coconut oil, omit the oil and use more chocolateNutrition is for 1 bar