no bake protein balls. (my favorite!)

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  • ST99000722
    ST99000722 Posts: 204 Member
    Sounds tasty :smile:
  • SassyClassyandALittleBadAssy
    SassyClassyandALittleBadAssy Posts: 165 Member
    bump!
  • onefitsurvivor
    onefitsurvivor Posts: 108 Member
    I found a Shakeology chocolate/peanut butter oatmeal protein ball receipe on Pinterest. I didn't review the website since I don't use Shakeology but it's worth a look if you're interested.
  • aries7298
    aries7298 Posts: 225 Member
    I'm sorry I'm sure they are good but I just have to laugh at protein balls...bwhahahahahahahahahaha :laugh:

    Here baby wanna try my balls they are full of protein.

    Exactly where my mind went.

    ^^^^^ this!!!! I'm glad I wasn't the only one!!!! :bigsmile:
  • mrswine
    mrswine Posts: 263 Member
    Bump
  • AspiringPinkPinUp
    AspiringPinkPinUp Posts: 448
    :drinker: Will be trying these! Yum!
  • SunnySouth2013
    SunnySouth2013 Posts: 37 Member
    These sound great.
  • kbeardmore22
    kbeardmore22 Posts: 283 Member
    bump
  • JeninBelgium
    JeninBelgium Posts: 804 Member
    bump
  • Makeda1211
    Makeda1211 Posts: 134 Member
    These Look good! I have chocolate Shakeology do you think that would work? The scoops are really big!

    I have the recipe for the shakeology no bake protein balls. They come out tasting like a chocolate brownie and if you make the batch and roll out 30 balls, they are only 30 cals per ball

    1 cup quick oats
    1 cup peanut butter ( I used 4 tbsp natural peanut butter and 8tbsp pb2)
    1 cup chocolate shakeology
    1/2 cup honey.

    Thats all of the ingredients. Stir, roll into balls and put in the freezer to set. They are decadent, sweet and will take care of any sweet tooth you thought you might have had.

    ;-)
  • DLH070911
    DLH070911 Posts: 38 Member
    bump. yum.
  • pgp90xer
    pgp90xer Posts: 219 Member
    Great idea, thanks!
  • phard53
    phard53 Posts: 40 Member
    Sounds great! Thanks.
  • _nicole_jane
    _nicole_jane Posts: 17 Member
    Bumping. Thank you!
  • mamacindy81
    mamacindy81 Posts: 649 Member
    bump
  • Sublimely_Self_Righteous
    Sublimely_Self_Righteous Posts: 429
    Those look luscious!
  • andiecheyenne
    andiecheyenne Posts: 22 Member
    finally one without honey!! I have a hard time getting honey out of the container.... They look so good! I'm going to try it :) thanks for posting!!
  • tami139
    tami139 Posts: 14 Member
    Where is the "like" icon, you guys are hilarious!
  • unoriginalusername007
    unoriginalusername007 Posts: 83 Member
    I just tried this recipe and the protein rounds- since it seems many have been struggling being mature about this haha- were super gooey. I figured they were going to be too gooey just looking at the recipe, so I only used 2/3 cup of applesauce, not one whole cup, yet they were still too liquid to form into balls. I used spoon and put dollops of the "batter" onto a tray and now it's in the freezer. They flattened out since there wasn't enough to hold them together, but I'm hoping once they're frozen they'll be more edible. Anyway, I suggest using just a half cup of applesauce, or more peanut butter to hold them together, or more oats or more protein powder. I think the main problem is the OP didn't specify how much protein powder to use; every company has a different size scooper, so two scoops is very vague. Good luck!
  • jaymie_x0
    jaymie_x0 Posts: 265 Member
    I just tried this recipe and the protein rounds- since it seems many have been struggling being mature about this haha- were super gooey. I figured they were going to be too gooey just looking at the recipe, so I only used 2/3 cup of applesauce, not one whole cup, yet they were still too liquid to form into balls. I used spoon and put dollops of the "batter" onto a tray and now it's in the freezer. They flattened out since there wasn't enough to hold them together, but I'm hoping once they're frozen they'll be more edible. Anyway, I suggest using just a half cup of applesauce, or more peanut butter to hold them together, or more oats or more protein powder. I think the main problem is the OP didn't specify how much protein powder to use; every company has a different size scooper, so two scoops is very vague. Good luck!

    yep, just gotta experiment! mine never turn out gooey or sloppy
  • UseToBeHot
    UseToBeHot Posts: 28 Member
    No kidding? I didn't know protein had them.
  • cb83580
    cb83580 Posts: 136 Member
    I just tried this recipe and the protein rounds- since it seems many have been struggling being mature about this haha- were super gooey. I figured they were going to be too gooey just looking at the recipe, so I only used 2/3 cup of applesauce, not one whole cup, yet they were still too liquid to form into balls. I used spoon and put dollops of the "batter" onto a tray and now it's in the freezer. They flattened out since there wasn't enough to hold them together, but I'm hoping once they're frozen they'll be more edible. Anyway, I suggest using just a half cup of applesauce, or more peanut butter to hold them together, or more oats or more protein powder. I think the main problem is the OP didn't specify how much protein powder to use; every company has a different size scooper, so two scoops is very vague. Good luck!

    Mine turned out pretty similarly runny. Still tasty, though! I used 2 scoops of Body Fortress chocolate/peanut butter protein powder, one of those single-serve cups of PB (I think it's a little more than 2T), a single serve cup of the applesauce, so about 1/2 cup, 1/2 cup of quick cooking oats, and 1T unsweetened cocoa powder.

    I was hoping the mixture would firm up in the refrigerator so I could roll it into balls, but that didn't really work. They still spread out quite a bit after taking them out of the refrigerator and scooping them into balls before freezing. If these turn out well after freezing, I would probably use an ice cube tray to form them instead of adding more oats and more calories to get a stiffer "dough". The flavor is pretty good, so I'm glad I tried it.
  • narcisis22
    narcisis22 Posts: 7
    bump
  • tegeler85
    tegeler85 Posts: 15 Member
    Yummy!!!!
  • glin23
    glin23 Posts: 460 Member
    Yum yum. Thanks for the recipe.
  • deeds2785
    deeds2785 Posts: 70 Member
    bumping for recipe!
  • CTcutie
    CTcutie Posts: 649 Member
    Gotta try
  • izMoco
    izMoco Posts: 10 Member
    Bump...thanks for sharing!
  • Jersey_Devil
    Jersey_Devil Posts: 4,142 Member
    protein balls... shaved almonds... the joke almost writes itself. lol
  • mag131
    mag131 Posts: 542 Member
    ^^Ha! Who could resist?

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