Informative Speech: How To Make Chocolate Cranberry Energy Bites

Decent Essays
General Topic: To inform
Specific Purpose: How to Make Chocolate Cranberry Energy Bites
General Purpose: I want to inform my audience about how cooking can be fun.
Specific Purpose: At the end of my speech, the audience will know how to make energy bites.
Organizational Pattern: Chronological
Central Idea: To make energy bites all you have to do is collect the ingredients, mix them together, and make them bite sized.
Introduction
Many people in this generation either do not know how to cook or are too scared to cook for fear of messing something up. However, cooking is nothing to be scared of; it can be a very helpful skill to possess in day-to-day life. The best way to learn how to cooks is by starting out easy with recipes that are extremely hard to mess up, energy bites are one of those recipes. You do not have to be afraid of burning yourself, or whatever you are cooking, because, you do not have to cook anything. Making these a healthy easy snack for skilled or beginner bakers.
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Body
I. Main Idea: Firstly, I will show you what ingredients and supplies you will need.
a. Ingredients:
i. 1 cup of oats ii. 3/4 cup of coconut iii. 1/2 cup of peanut butter iv. 3/4 cup of dried cranberries
v. 1/3 cup of honey vi. 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract vii. 1 tablespoon chia seeds
1. Packed with antioxidants, lower the risk of heart disease. viii. 2 tablespoons flax seeds
1. Healthier hair and skin (reduces dryness of skin), High in antioxidants, and helps healthy digestion. ix. 1 handful of chocolate chips, semi-sweet
b. Supplies
i. A bowl for mixing in ii. A mixing spoon iii. A spatula iv. A plate or cookie sheet
v. Parchment paper vi. Spoon or cookie

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