10. Custom made Aussie Chomps
With quinoa and sunflower, flaxseeds, and chia seeds, this recipe might peruse like bird food. On the other hand, the fruit, oats, and maple syrup make for a much tastier and heartier dish. This one requires some cooking (baking the bites and making quinoa), but it doesn’t take much time.
11. Chocolate Goji Berry Protein Rapture Balls
Certainly, we as a whole love acai berries, yet goji berries pack a lot of cell reinforcements as well. They are combined with other super-healthy ingredients in this recipe, such as dates and raw cacao for sweetness and chia and pumpkin seeds for healthy fats.
12. Pumpkin Cinnamon Raisin Balls
Zero oil and spread make these chomps a better variant of the cherished sweet bread. A gooey, tasty base is made from pumpkin puree, walnuts, and raisins. These delicious bites are gluten-free because coconut flour takes the place of conventional white flour.
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Chocolaty 13, your privacy is very important to us. Chocolate Tahini Balls
Tahini isn’t just for hummus and salad dressing. The sweet dates and cocoa powder counteract the delicate nuttiness of the sesame seed spread in this dish. Between these powerful treats and our hummus enslavement, we’re loading up on tahini — what about you?
14. Breakfast Fuel Bombs
This recipe welcomes trial and error. Make your own blend by combining your favorite dried fruits, nuts, and seeds. Regardless of anything, we strongly suggest dunking them in chocolate.
15. Pistachio and chocolate coconut bites, oh my! The salty almond butter and pistachio nutty crunch of these chocolate morsels complement their fudge-like consistency. Even more remarkable is: They’re vegetarian, Paleo, and normally improved by honey