Healthy sweetened balls. A healthy snack that both kids and parents can agree on — these yummy bite sized Apple Cinnamon Oat Balls take just minutes to make! My first food video is out. I had lots of fun with Anna the founder of Gleem - Finest Natural Sweets making her.
You can have Healthy sweetened balls using 8 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you cook that.
Ingredients of Healthy sweetened balls
- Prepare of plain oats.
- Prepare of sunflower seeds.
- It’s of pumpkin seeds.
- You need of flax seeds.
- Prepare of fig chopped.
- You need of peanut butter.
- It’s of honey.
- Prepare of cocoa powder.
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Healthy sweetened balls instructions
In a food processor, add oats, sunflower, pumpkin and flax seeds. Add chopped fig..
Crush for 4-5sec for 3-4times. Then transfer into bowl and add honey and peanut butter..
Mix well and lastly add cocoa powder and mix well. Take 1tbsp of mixture and make balls. Keep in fridge and consume within 5-7days..
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