5 Yummy Protein Bliss Ball Recipes

If you’re a busy mum on the go, it is essential for you to stay full, eat and snack regularly! Not only will it give you the fuel you need to get through the day but it is vital for your health and if you are trying to lose weight.

Choice Australia states that protein has been found to help weight loss as that “foods that are naturally high in protein and thus have a low GI (glycemic index) are slow to digest and help keep people full.”

Protein is better for you than store bought snacks, which are expensive and often loaded with sugar. So why not try making your own protein-filled snacks?

Here are 5 protein bliss balls that will not only satisfy your hunger and sweet tooth, but also keep you feeling energised and nourished.

Protein ball recipes

1. Coconut and protein balls

These are simple protein ball recipe which is packed with flavour, using vanilla, coconut, apricot and cinnamon. These little gems have just over 8g of protein each making them super filling.

These balls work out at 117 calories per ball.

Get this recipe here.

2. Raspberry Cheesecake Protein Bliss Balls

Calling all cheesecake lovers! This one’s for you.

By soaking cashews, you will create a creamy taste when you bite down on these bliss balls, and will be forgiven for thinking you’re eating a slice of cake!

At 87 calories per serve and containing almond meal and coconut flour – these balls are filled with fibre and protein. Feel like you need a bit more? Add The Healthy Mummy Protein powder into the mix and don’t forget to roll in shredded coconut for more decadence.

Get this recipe here.

3. Chocolate Quinoa Protein Balls

Most protein balls are packed full of ingredients, not this one! These chocolate protein balls only have five simple ingredients.

Quinoa makes these balls nutrient dense and the perfect simple snack to satisfy when the 3.30-itis hits!

This recipe makes 12 balls at 80 calories each.

Check out this recipe here.

4. Coconut Maple Bliss Balls

Did someone say maple? This recipe is a pancake lovers dream. A delicious and easy to prepare protein ball recipe for busy mums who don’t want to skimp on flavour.

Ingredients (makes 6 serves)

• 2 tbsp Healthy Mummy Smoothie Mix Vanilla (25 grams)
• 3 tablespoons rolled oats (24 grams)
• 1 tbsp shredded coconut (10 grams)
• 2 tablespoons almond meal (24 grams)
• 2 & 1/2 tbsp maple syrup (50 mls)
• 2 tsp coconut oil (10 mls)
• 1 teaspoon vanilla extract (5 mls)

 Method

• Combine all ingredients in a food processor. Slowly add some water as required until mixture comes together.
• Roll mix into 6 balls and place in fridge to chill for 25-30 minutes. 1 ball is 1 serve.

5. Almond and Date Protein Balls

The new protein bar, these balls are completely bake-free meaning you can make them once and have them on stand by for whenever you need a little boost!

Bonus: Coconut oil helps these sweet treats bind together, throw them in a lunchbox or eat in the car with no crumbs, simplicity at its finest.

Makes: 20 balls. Calories per ball: 100.

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