Addictive Double Chocolate Protein Balls - Vegan and Yummy - Bet You Can't Eat Just One!
These yummy protein balls are great for a party because they are a real crowd pleaser and they are easy to pick up with fingers or a fork. Even better, use a mini-muffin paper baking cup. Also, good to keep in the fridge for a little treat. I just keep a couple in the fridge and the rest in the freezer so I won’t eat them all!
Ingredients:
2 scoops vegan chocolate protein shake mix (I recommend the Arbonne brand*) (affiliate link)
2 cups dry oats (or 1 cup oats and 1 cup rice crisp cereal (sugar free))
1 cup ground flaxseed
1 cup almond butter
⅔ cup agave (for a lower calorie version, use 2 cups unsweet applesauce)
⅔ cup vegan mini chocolate chips
Directions:
Mix all ingredients with a spoon in a medium sized bowl.
Let sit for 2 minutes (makes rolling easier).
Roll into golf ball size balls.
Best if chilled in the refrigerator for at least an hour.
Freezes well.
Let me know how you like them!
*I love the Arbonne protein powder (affiliate link) because it is vegan, GMO-free and contains no artificial ingredients. Save 20% on this excellent, high quality, protein shake mix from Arbonne by becoming a Preferred Client Club member. I’d be happy to place the order for you! Just send me a note through Steemit chat.
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Looks like they would make a good simple breakfast bar!
Great point! I have made it as a protein bar and it is also delicious. Thanks, @JeffJagoe.
I probably could eat them all in one sitting . hahah
This is just great @ginacarr
Looks lip smacking..
and i follow you now..to make some amazing things in future..