Try our super easy and super yummy recipe for Awake Peanut Butter Snack Bites. Ground coffee and chunks of white and semi-sweet chocolate create a wonderful mocha flavour.
Good stuff! I used just the beginning as my "base" - oatmeal, peanut butter and honey in the amounts listed. Instead of coffee and chocolate I added chia seeds and chopped up dried fruit - pineapple, apricots and dates. With these substitutions my final energy balls were quite moist, and I think I will play more with proportions. Probably up the oatmeal and chia and leave everything else the same - I definitely wanted it to be a bigger batch!
Read MoreGood stuff! I used just the beginning as my "base" - oatmeal, peanut butter and honey in the amounts listed. Instead of coffee and chocolate I added chia seeds and chopped up dried fruit - pineapple, apricots and dates. With these substitutions my final energy balls were quite moist, and I think I will play more with proportions. Probably up the oatmeal and chia and leave everything else the same - I definitely wanted it to be a bigger batch!
It's a great breakfast snack! I have a hard time eating early in the mornings because my stomach just isn't quite awake when I first get up, but it's important for me to eat a little something especially before I work out. This is perfect for that! I'll probably add more coffee to my next batch just because I love coffee, but otherwise it's perfect!
Super easy and super addictive. I sub out the coffee with flax and they are our sons favorite treat. He loves to make them and gooble them up.
Who would have thought something so simple could be so delicious! I don't even care for peanut butter, chocolate and oats yet I was scarfing these down. Making it again today and throwing in some toffee bits for good measure. You won't regret trying this recipe.
Not bad. I used chocolate chips, since I didn't have big pieces of chocolate to break up. (For anyone else who needs to know, 2 oz of chocolate is just over 1/3 of a cup.) My only complaint about this recipe is that I ended up with little bitter specks of coffee that didn't blend with the other flavors. This is definitely worth making again, but next time I'll try a more finely ground instant coffee. I bet it would be delicious with a presweetened, flavored kind, as another reviewer suggested. All in all, this was a quick, easy recipe that makes a tasty snack for coffee lovers! Update: I made the recipe again with instant cappuccino powder, which was good and didn't have that bitter taste. However, I had to add an extra couple tablespoons of it to get a strong enough coffee flavor. I used about half the white chocolate it called for, since the coffee had sugar of its own. Still plenty sweet! I rolled the finished balls in grated coconut, which added a nice flavor as well as made them look pretty.
Dude. yes. need to make 2 batches though, 1 for kids with bo coffee and one for the grown ups haha. Could get real fun with this one.
Made it for my on a sports diet basketball playing kids, nice snack, they liked it.
I have made these several times. I found a peanut butter called Bees Knees with honey already in it so it makes it so much easier. Then I found that the same brand makes another flavor which is cinnamon raisin and used that omitting the honey and I added finely chopped walnuts to the mix. I also sprinkled these with a little cinnamon sugar. Yummy. My next attempt will be with their maple flavored peanut butter just for a change but I have to say both the recipes that I have made have come out great . One other thing I omitted the white chocolate and just added the mini dark choc morsels instead. They are a great little pick me up in the early morning. By the way Amazon carries the peanut butter if you can't find it on the shelf at your grocery.
Make it for the kids to put in their pockets when skiing Leave out the coffee add chocolate protein power, vanilla and cinnamon to taste and a tbs of coconut oil, the oil taste good and is easier to make the balls
