This No-Bake Energy Bites recipe is easy to make, full of feel-good ingredients, and irresistibly delicious!

No Bake Energy Bites

oats

coconut (sweetened

peanut butter

flaxseed

chocolate chips (or vegan chocolate chips)

honey

chia seeds (optional)

teaspoon vanilla extract

Stir everything together.  Stir all ingredients together in a large mixing bowl until thoroughly combined.

Chill. Cover the mixing bowl and chill in the refrigerator for 1-2 hours, or until the mixture is chilled.  (This will help the mixture stick together more easily.)

Roll into balls.  Roll into mixture into 1-inch balls.

Serve.  Then enjoy immediately!  Or refrigerate in a sealed container for up to 1 week, or freeze for up to 3 months.

I get about 20 - 25 bites, depending on how small I make them.

I absolutely LOVE this recipe.  It’s a great as a quick dessert or snack!

The most accurate way to get the correct calorie count is to weigh each ingredient as you put it in. Keep a count of each ingredient’s nutrition info for the weight you used. (Easiest with my fitness pal or mymacros or other apps out there.) And then weigh the whole thing and get a count for the whole bowl. Then divide it by however many balls you have. 🙂

I made this and my family bought it on a hiking trip and we all loved it

It is a bit sticky and a bit weird but it is so yummy

I ran my own math and my version is about 120 per ball (making 20 balls). I leave out chia and flax.

These were AMAZING to make and were so easy too!

Simple and great tasting. My kids made it by themselves!

I was wondering if it's possible to use quick oats? I have a bag I need to get rid of 🙂

Love these no bake energy bites, but with being on NOOM, I would love an idea on how many calories are in each ball.

I made some without coconut and with sugar free chocolate chips, and it’s around 148 calories per ball. The ones I made are  close to 2” in diameter.

I make this recipe for my family all the time, using almond butter and no chocolate chips. And toasting the coconut is genius—it adds an incredible depth of flavour!

i made these today and they were so good ! the mix was a bit dry so i added more honey.

I've used almond or cashew butter, both have been great!

I’ve used Costco almond butter and it’s great! Just make sure to stir really well (Costco peanut butter too, for that matter.)  If you get too much oil it’ll be too sticky.

Very Good, May use a little less honey. I used both white and semi sweet chocolate chips. It was a great snack on the go

Instead of chocolate chips I used one date and it was delicious! I also coated the balls with hemp seeds and ground flax seeds, so it was not sticky to store them.

So yummy! All if my 5 kids devoured  these in minutes!!! Best part, they were super easy to make, and I could trust that my 11 year old could make them, and clean up the No-flour mess.

The toasted coconut makes this a 10 out of 10! The first time I made these I got them all rolled out and then realized that I'd forgotten the coconut sitting in the pan to cool after toasting. They were delicious anyway. Made them again WITH the coconut and SHAZAM! They add the perfect crunch!

Looking for a nutritious snack for my 15 month old granddaughter. Made these minus the flaxseed as I didn’t have any in the house. She loves them and so does the rest of the family. Quick and easy to make. Thanks to my friend Jess got the suggestion!

Good recipe, but TOO sweet!!! For people who are mostly eating whole foods, this may be a little much. Next time, I will make sure that my peanut butter is JUST peanuts to cut back on the sugar and reduce the honey to a quarter cup and add  more PB until I get the consistency I want. Also, be sure that your coconut is unsweetened. Mine was unsweetened and it was still a bit much for me. But, I'm sure this modification will do the trick!

Delicious! I omit coconut because I am not a fan. I like the balls to be more firm before eating, so I just they chill in the refrigerator for at least a day, or put in the freezer for a few hours then transfer to the refrigerator.

Great for sports moms! Great protein snack and less sugar that store bought bars. Teens thought they were equal taste to cookies!

Easy and delicious,  Take along for quick energy boost inbetween kids' sports games!

My teenagers absolutely love these.  We are not fans of coconut so I have experimented about a dozen times with a few alternatives.  One we like...In addition to the ground flax, I also add 1/4 cup toasted flax seeds and about 3 tbsp chia seeds. The toasted flax seeds bring an excellent flavor similar to what the coconut probably does.  Delicious!

My daughter's field hockey team demand these for every game :)

So tasty!  Easy to make, too!  Thank you 🙏🏼

Delish! I add egg white protein powder to amp up  the protein and omit the chia seeds. This is my go-to post work out snack. :)

this by far is the best recipe I have run across for the power/energy balls/bars!

I have always made these over the years from time to time but over the last few months I have made them for months straight.. I love with with my morning coffee or as a snack throughout the day!

I omit the coconut and sub crushed almonds. my family is now addicted and it seems i will never be free of their incessant demands for "things" as we call them.

I made these balls and my family loved them. The balanced taste of everything is just amazing. They finished it in the gathering when I made it the first time and I was asked to make it again the next day

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This No Bake Energy Bites recipe is perfect for breakfast, snacking, even dessert! They are my favorite healthy energy bites!

no bake energy bites

Prep Time: 20 minutes

Total: 20 minutes

Servings: 22.5

Author : Ali

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