Delicious Oat, Flax and Peanut Butter Energy Balls
Had this passed on to me and made them tonight. Super good and great right before exercise. I omitted the coconut since I'm not a fan, but adding dark chocolate or raisins may take them up a notch as well! I also used Vanilla protein. It gives a great oatmeal cookie flavor Enjoy!
Coach Lee's Energy Balls
Energy Balls:
1 cup peanut butter, 1 cup oats, 1/3 cup flax seed, capful vanilla,1/2 cup coconut flakes, 1 scoop protein, 2 tble spoons local honey, 1/3 cup chopped almonds.
Mix, refridgerate for an hour, then roll into balls.
Coach Lee's Energy Balls
Energy Balls:
1 cup peanut butter, 1 cup oats, 1/3 cup flax seed, capful vanilla,1/2 cup coconut flakes, 1 scoop protein, 2 tble spoons local honey, 1/3 cup chopped almonds.
Mix, refridgerate for an hour, then roll into balls.
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They sound yummy. Do you have the nutitional info?0
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You should bring some to work for me today0
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How big to you make the balls/nutrition info? They sound delicious!0
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Sorry but how much is a scoop of protein? I have one brand that is a 24g scoop and another thats a 35g one!0
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Sounds delicious. I'd love to know the nutrional info, though. Particularly calories.0
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Do these have to be refrigerated after you roll them?0
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Hehe Stephanie! I may do that!
It would totally depend on how big you made them as far as nutrition goes, but these are the facts based on mine which were 2 Tbl. sized balls (which is plenty..very filling!) and I just used the regular crunchy peanut butter in my pantry which is where most of the calories are coming from. If you used a lower sugar or more natural, it would change things. I tend to be calorie paranoid about what calories are worth it. According to coach, these are 'worth it' calories. Filled with so much good for you stuff!
Calories - 175
Carbs- 13
Fat- 11
Protein - 8
Having one with an egg for breakfast and it's flipping awesome!0 -
I don't know that you'd have to, but they're certainly yummier cold0
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Sorry but how much is a scoop of protein? I have one brand that is a 24g scoop and another thats a 35g one!
I'm using Body Fortress from Walmart and a scoop of it is 37g0 -
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Grind the flax, otherwise you miss all those omegas. They just go right through you, untouched. Looks like a great recipe though. I have some almond butter I might try using in it. Thanks for the recipe!0
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Sorry but how much is a scoop of protein? I have one brand that is a 24g scoop and another thats a 35g one!
I'm using Body Fortress from Walmart and a scoop of it is 37g
I had all the stuff so I made them. Delicious thanks for the recipe Im having one crumbled over frozen yogurt and raspberries for dessert!
Oh i also added almond butter cos I didnt have enough peanut butter, really worked nicely0 -
Ooh I bet it is rockin' on yogurt! Great idea!
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These are yummy! But I use coconut, chocolate chips, flax, oatmeal, pb, honey, nuts and vanilla. Mine only come out to 90 calories per ball and they're so deliciously addictive!0
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cant wait to try these. Thank you0
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These sound so yummy. But yea make sure you either grind the flax seed or use flax meal0
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