The 30 recipes for no-bake energy balls

 

The 30 recipes for no-bake energy balls

 

One of my go-to dinners to get ready quickly is sautéed shrimp. It's super easy and quick to cook, and it tastes fantastic. By adding a little bit of butter or oil, these shrimp turn out perfectly cooked and make them taste even better. If you want a more flavorful meal, you can add some garlic or any herbs to the recipe, but they don't have to be in there if you don't want them!

 

Coconut Cranberry Protein Bars are perfect for on-the-go snacking. These bars are made with natural ingredients like bananas, oats, and honey which provide an excellent source of energy.

 

With all natural ingredients that taste delicious, these protein bars are the perfect solution to a healthy alternative to store bought granola bars!

 

Ingredients:

- 1 large egg white

- 1/4 cup dry whole wheat flour

- 1/4 teaspoon baking powder

- 3 tablespoons white sugar

- 3 tablespoons granulated Stevia or brown sugar. I recommend adding a bit at a time to taste how sweet you want the bars, as you can always add more! I used about two tablespoons for the entire batch. The sweetener is optional, but it will make the bars sweeter and fudgier if you choose to use it. You may also substitute honey for the granulated Stevia.

 

It's hard to find air fryer chicken breast recipes that are quick and easy. I've compiled the best 30 recipe for no bake energy balls that are healthy yet tasty. Just mix all the ingredients in a bowl, form them into balls, and eat!

 

I like to make these doughnuts with fresh rhubarb or strawberries. You can also use dried or frozen fruit which is what I usually do because it's cheaper! Fresh fruit is definitely preferred if you have the time to cook them though!