Friday 17 February 2017

Funky nut peanut butter protein balls



Honey, sea salted, chia, vanilla peanut ballsSea Salt Peanut Butter Online

100g honey

50g oats (whole oats) 

3 tablespoons chia seeds (soak overnight in water to activate them)
1 teaspoon vanilla extract

                                                                             

 



1.      Heat peanut butter and honey in a pan, and then stir to blend.

2.      Add rest of ingredients and stir in. Dough will be very stiff.

3.       Make little balls. Place into fridge to harden up.



Cinnamon and cocoa peanut butter balls (similar to the above recipe)


100g honey

75g instant oats

2 tablespoons of cinnamon

2 tablespoons of cocoa



1.      Heat peanut butter and honey for 30-40 seconds in a microwave-safe bowl, and then stir to blend.

2.      Add rest of ingredients and stir in. Dough will be very stiff.

3.       Make little balls. Place into fridge to harden up.



Chocolate peanut butter  (these are more of a treat, hahaha)

140g Rice Krispies

500g icing sugar


250g butter

375g dark cooking chocolate

75g coconut oil



1.      Place rice cereal and icing sugar into the large bowl together.

2.      Place butter and peanut butter into microwave until melted; mix together with the dry ingredients until mixed well

3.      Make into small balls and place in fridge to set.

4.      Line 2 large baking trays with foil.

5.      Melt chocolate and coconut oil. Dip the peanut butter ball in this mix until coated, refrigerate until set.

Protein peanut butter balls - (sugar from the dates)

Tigernut and Cashew Butter Online120 g fresh pitted dates

100g cup rolled oats

1 tablespoon 
Protein (flavoured if you like)




1.      Combine dates, oats, Protein into a food processor (can do by hand, but will need to soak the dates in boiling water the night before to loosen them up).

2.      Mix through until the mixture looks like crumbs and dates have mixed through the oats.

3.      Pop it all into a large bowl, and add the nut butter. use water if needed to mix into a dough.

4.      Makes 12ish balls depending on size.

5.      Store in the fridge until you want to eat.


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