These yummy no-bake lactation bites are perfect for a nursing mom or anyone who needs a healthy, hearty, handy boost of energy!

No-Bake Lactation Bites

oats

brewer’s yeast

peanut butter or almond butter

honey

vanilla

chocolate chips

In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, add all ingredients except for the chocolate chips. Mix on low speed until mixture is well combined. Stir in chocolate chips.

Roll mixture into 2-tablespoon sized smooth balls and place on a parchment-lined baking sheet. Place in the refrigerator for 30 minutes or enjoy right away. Once the bites have set, transfer them to an air-tight container and store in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks.

Thanks sooooo much for this!!! Just a quick Q, how much should/could I eat per day?

I hate peanut butter.. can I just double the honey??

Used this for both my children, low supply with both. Lifesaver and easy to make/store.

I ran out of honey and subbed in molasses as I had seen that in other lactation recipes and it is DELICIOUS. Also used dairy free mini Enjoy Life chocolate chips. Very good. Very happy to have a recipe that is easy to make.

This recipe is AMAZING. I subbed the chocolate for raisins and dried berries and added 1.5 tablespoon cinnamon and it turned out so good! Next time, I’m going to add less honey because it turned out a little too sweet for me. This is a recipe I will be making for a long time. I’m gonna have such a hard time not eating the whole batch in one day. Thank you for sharing!

Followed the recipe as is and they turned out amazing! Used regular bitter brewers yeast and thought that the sweetness from the honey, vanilla and Pb masked it well. My husband loved them too. Will make again!

Quick, easy n yummy!
My hubby makes them for me!

Amazing!! Thanks for sharing your story, I'm also having a very, very tough time trying to breastfeed my little Nina with very little milk supply... I was counting on breastfeeding her exclusively and for some reason, I thought it would just happen naturally. At the end of her first week I still didn't have real milk and she was loosing too much weight even though I was feeding her like every 45 minutes, pumping in between. We had to go and buy bottles and formula in the middle of the night because we snobbed them as gifts at the baby shower, haha (what a shameful mistake) ! Anyways, milk or no milk, let us have a yummy snack because darn, motherhood can be hard! xoxo

Oh my gosh - I LOVE these!!  SUPER EASY to make and they taste so good. Thank you!

Made these today, easy to throw together and anything with peanut butter is a winner for me. I like the bitter edge of the brewers yeast so that didn’t bother me. However, I found my mixture too crumbly to hold together after carefully measuring everything. I didn’t want to add more honey to bind as I found the honey flavor already strong and didn’t want the added sugar so I added about 1/2 c more peanut butter. That did the trick. I’ve had luck with other milk boosting recipes that feature brewers yeast and flax so I am confident these will be a good treat to help with production.

These are delicious! I was buying cookies for months now that include these ingredients and spending a lot of money. Now that I can make then myself, I’m saving a lot &amp; I know exactly what goes into them. They increase supply too!

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no-bake lactation bites

Prep Time: 10 minutes

Total: 10 minutes

Servings: 2

Author : Maegan - The BakerMama

Ingredients

Instructions

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