These delightful little gluten free protein balls take just a few ... begun a love affair with these coffee flavored balls of peanut butter, oat, and coffee goodness. As a not-so-insignificant ...

These protein balls take about 5 minutes to make ... no-cook Anzac biscuits and are packed with rolled oats, coconut, dates, Healthy Chef Protein + your choice of nut butter. For these ones I've used ...

This easy breakfast recipe contains all the flavours of a peanut butter cup, but it's still packed with protein and good-for-you oats so there's no need to feel bad about eating chocolate for ...

Line a baking tray with greaseproof paper. Combine the peanut butter, oats and maple syrup in a food processor, then stir in half of the chocolate chips. Roll the mixture into 16 balls, place them on ...

These protein balls take about 5 minutes to make ... no-cook Anzac biscuits and are packed with rolled oats, coconut, dates, Healthy Chef Protein + your choice of nut butter. For these ones I've used ...

Divide into eight equal portions and roll into balls between the palms of your hands. 3. Sprinkle some extra coconut in a shallow bowl and roll the balls in it. Chill until ready to eat. Store in an ...

These oat cookies are ... Add the peanut butter, sugar and egg (and raisins if using) and mix until thoroughly combined. Roll the mixture into walnut-sized balls and arrange on the trays, leaving ...

These healthy diabetes-friendly breakfast recipes, like avocado toast and overnight oats, were the most popular recipes with ...