DirectionsStep1In a bowl, whisk all the dry ingredients: protein powder, powdered sweetener, and almond flour until no lumps show. Set it aside.Step2In another bowl, stir peanut butter, vanilla extract, and melted coconut oil until smooth and consistent.Step3Stir the liquid ingredients into the dry ingredients, start stirring with a spatula, when it starts to dry out, add chocolate chips and knead the dough by hand, squeezing the ingredient together until they form a s…Step4The dough texture vary based on the keto protein powder you are using, so feel free to adjust the batter until it comes together well and it's easy to shape small balls that hold their shape. If the dough is too dry and cru…Step5Divide the dough into 12 balls of about 1 oz/30g and roll the dough between the palms of your hand to form lovely round balls.Step6Place the balls onto a plate covered with parchment paper. Repeat the steps above until all the protein bites are formed.Step7Pop the plate in the fridge for 1 hour or in the freezer for 10 minutes to slightly firm up the balls - they will stay soft anyway but firmer after spending time in the fridge.Step8Remove the plate from the fridge, reshape balls if they flatten too much.Step9Keep the balls in the fridge in an airtight box or in the freezer and thaw 30 minutes before eating. Store up to 5 days in the refrigeratorIngredientsIngredients6 tablespoonsNatural Peanut Butter (Note 1)1 teaspoonMelted Coconut Oil (Note 2)1 teaspoonVanilla Extract1 tablespoonPowdered Erythritol (Note 3)4 tablespoonsAlmond Flour (Note 4)¼ cupVanilla Protein Powder (Note 5)⅓ cupSugar-Free Dark Chocolate ChipsNutritionalNutritional86 Calories7 gTotal Fat4.6 mgCholesterol5 gCarbohydrate40 mgSodium3.7 gProteinFrom sweetashoney.coRecipeDirectionsIngredientsNutritionalExplore furtherKeto Protein Balls No-Bake and Only 10 Minutes to Makehip2keto.comEasy Keto Almond Protein Balls KetoDiet Blogketodietapp.com5-Ingredient Protein Balls - Minimalist Baker Recipesminimalistbaker.comPeanut Butter Protein Balls (No Bake) - Wholesome Yumwholesomeyum.comNo-Bake Nut Butter Low-Carb Protein Balls - Perfect Ketoperfectketo.comRecommended to you based on what's popular • Feedback
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