Peanut Butter and Dates Power Balls. These oat, date and peanut butter power balls help with any chocolate cravings and they may just help you with your sugar cravings. Kids love these too, in fact this is a great little recipe to get the kids in on, they love shaping the mixture into balls, and of course they love the sweetness of them without. Peanut butter energy balls have a tasty combination of peanut butter and chocolate and are naturally sweetened. Peanut Butter and Dates Power Balls

You can have Peanut Butter and Dates Power Balls using 7 ingredients and 6 steps. Here is how you cook it.

Ingredients of Peanut Butter and Dates Power Balls
  1. You need of peanut butter.
  2. Prepare of dates regular pitted.
  3. It’s of chia seeds.
  4. You need of flaxmeal.
  5. It’s of cacao nibs.
  6. Prepare of chocolate chips.
  7. You need of cashew nuts processed.

Dates Peanut butter Chia seeds Oats Dairy-free dark chocolate. The good news about these little gems is they're totally customizable! Pulse pitted dates in a food processor or blender until they're in small pieces or it forms a ball (see photo). Add oats, chocolate, chia seeds and peanut butter and.

Peanut Butter and Dates Power Balls step by step

  1. Boil dates for 15 mins until soft, remove and grind in processor until smooth..

  2. Add chocolate chips in processor and grind roughly..

  3. Empty mixture into a big bowl and add in the rest of ingredients..

  4. Mix well until fully combined..

  5. Refridgerate for 30 mins..

  6. Remove and roll into balls. Store in air tight container or zip lock bag in the fridge..

Peanut Butter Power Balls are the perfect grab-and-go energy snack. Store them in the freezer, and grab one for a protein boost before or after a work-out, or just breakfast on your commute. I started making these power balls over a year ago, and they are still one of those foods we never run out of. These magic peanut butter energy balls are sweetened with Medjool dates and stuffed full of nuts and seeds. The natural sugar in the dates is what gives you the initial wake-me-up and the complex carbs in the oatmeal and the protein in the peanut butter and other nuts help keep you going.