Energy Bites Aka No Bake Cookie Balls

The Best No Bake Energy Balls Build Your Bite

WebMar 19, 2023 · How to make Energy Balls. It is so easy to make this recipe. All you need is a rubber spatula and a mixing bowl! These protein balls …

1. Add the no stir creamy peanut butter, honey, rolled oats, vanilla protein powder, salt, and mini dark chocolate chips to a mixing bowl and use a rubber spatula to mix until the batter is combined
2. Use a mini cookie scoop or a spoon to drop energy balls with a spoon onto a wax paper covered cookie sheet. They should be around 1 inch in size.
3. Roll the energy balls with your hands to form the shape
4. Place cookie sheet with the energy bites on it in the fridge for 1 hour, or until the balls are hardened

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NoBake Energy Bites (63 calories!) — Salt & Baker

WebAug 31, 2019 · How to make energy bites. In a medium bowl combine the oats, flax seed, peanut butter, honey, vanilla, and mini chocolate chips. …

1. Combine all of the ingredients in a medium sized bowl. Mix to combine.
2. Roll into 1-1 ½ inch size balls. *
3. Place the energy bites on a baking sheet or plate and freeze or refrigerate until fully set, about 30 minutes-1 hour.
4. Place in an airtight container or ziplock bag. Store the energy bites in the fridge for 1 week, or in the freezer for up to 3 months.

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No Bake Energy Bites The Kitchen Girl

WebFeb 12, 2019 · How to make energy bites. *see full recipe below. 1. Place all ingredients (except maple syrup) in a food processor. 2. Process …

1. In a 7 cup food processor fitted with the chopping/mixing dough blade attachment, add DATES, COCOA, OATS, CASHEWS, ALMOND FLOUR, and (optional) SALT; process mixture until dry, coarse crumbles form [*Note, it will seem very dry, but don't worry, it'll come together in the next step]
2. Pour MAPLE SYRUP into top opening of food processor; pulsing the mixture until it forms cohesive crumbles.
3. Transfer mixture to a bowl; gently compress it with your hands or a spoon to make a more cohesive dough.
4. Portion dough into bite-sized balls with your hands or a portion scoop.

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