8 Energy Ball Recipes That Are Super Easy to Make In Advance
Updated: Feb. 19, 2019
Consider this week's workout snacks handled.
Almond Butter Energy Balls
These blissful protein balls of yumminess take about 15 minutes to make and there’s no baking involved. How sweet is that? (Find out exactly what you should be eating on days you workout.)
Orange Truffle Energy Balls
The best treat to indulge in after a good sweat sesh. They’re gooey and indulgent with an ever-so-slightly chewy texture inside and a crunchy outside.
Lime and Coconut Energy Balls
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Peanut Power Energy Balls
Instead of a taking store-bought energy bars on your next hike, try these homemade peanut protein balls. They taste great, transport beautifully without crumbling and are a lot less expensive when you make them yourself.
Get the recipe for our Peanut Power Bites.
Chlorella Cacao Energy Balls
These little balls of power are amazing at staving off hunger, giving you that chocolate fix and also a good dose of protein. They are great as an afternoon snack or a pre-workout pick-me-up.
Get the recipe for our Chlorella Cacao Bites.
Chocolate Coconut Truffle Energy Balls
When the craving hits, make sure you’re fully stocked up on these vegan-approved two-bite protein balls.
Get the recipe for our Truffle Energy Bites.
PB and Honey Trail Mix Energy Balls
These ooey, gooey and crunchy trail mix bites travel really well. For best results, use natural creamy peanut butter.
Get the recipe for our Trail Mix Bites.
Coconut-Covered Chocolate Energy Balls
Don’t leave home without these no-bake energy treats, which pack nuts, oats and seeds for instant snack gratification.
Get the recipe for our Snowball Energy Bites.
And don’t miss our guide to every nut butter out there (plus what goes best with what).
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