Nice Two-Step No Bake Unloosen Energy Bites

As of recently, I've noticed that “make your own” granola bar recipes accept been real popular. I never made them because I liked store-bought granola bars only fine then I figured why bother to brand my own. But of late a co-worker’s married adult woman made homemade No Bake Energy Bars together with they were amazing! They were much ameliorate than whatever granola bar I've always gotten from the store, together with they were significantly to a greater extent than filling.

So of course of teaching I had to accept the recipe. And I made a batch the real adjacent day.

The cracking affair most this recipe is that the ingredients listed hither tin sack travel substituted. Instead of chocolate chips, y'all could substitute Craisins. Instead of peanut butter, y'all could substitute almond butter. Instead of soil flax seed, y'all could substitute chia seeds. You larn the idea.

No Bake Energy Bites

Servings: Makes most 24 balls

Calories per serving: 103

1 loving cup Quick Oats
2/3 cups Toasted Coconut
1/2 loving cup Peanut Butter
1/2 loving cup Ground Flaxseed
1/3 loving cup Honey
1/2 loving cup Mini Chocolate Chips
1 teaspoon Vanilla

Directions

Mix all ingredients inward medium-sized bowl
Refrigerate bowl for at to the lowest degree an hr earlier rolling into balls*

Keep balls refrigerated for upwards to ane week.

*As a variation, y'all tin sack too only press the mixture into a foursquare pan, refrigerate, together with cutting into bars.

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