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These bliss balls are the perfect treat to make whenever you are feeling something naughty. They will definitely hit your sweet spot and the best bit is they have NO refined sugar in them! I love making big batches to give to all my family and friends, they are also the perfect pre-workout snack. Dates are still full of natural sugars so make sure you are eating these as a treat only if you are following my HELP guide. Energy Bliss Balls Recipe Total time: 10 mins + 30 mins chilling time Serves: makes approximately 20 balls Dietary preferences: Vegan, Vegetarian, Gluten-free Ingredients: 150g Medjool dates (approximately 18 dates) 1 tbsp chia seeds 1/2 cup almonds 1/2 cup hazelnuts 1 tsp vanilla extract pinch of Salt 2 tbs coconut oil - melted 2 tbs raw cacao powder chopped pistachios for coating (lightly toasted Method: 1. Process the nuts (except pistachios) in a food processor until chopped. Place in a big bowl. 2. Process the rest of the ingredients, and add into the bowl with the chopped nuts. 3. If the mixture is too dry add some more coconut oil. 4. Form mixture into balls and roll in the chopped pistachios to coat. 5. Place in the fridge for half an hour to firm up & enjoy!

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From peanut butter chocolate to oatmeal cranberry — energy bites are super versatile, healthy, delicious and easy to make! This collection of the best vegan bliss balls from around the web leaves nothing to be desired.

Bite-size and delicious, these chocolate coconut date energy balls are the perfect healthy make-ahead snack. The only equipment you need is a food processor. Recipe is vegan, gluten-free, nut-free, and no-bake!

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We regularly serve this recipe as part of our tasting days at Healthy Chef HQ, but they have become so popular with our attendees that I just had to include them in my NEW cookbook Earth To Table. They're the perfect snack-sized beauty bites that're rich in vitamin C and pure collagen protein to help you glow from the inside out.

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I love this recipe for a healthy snack! These No Bake Energy Bites are packed with peanut butter, oats, chocolate chips, flax and chia seeds.

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Energy balls are easy to make with oats, nutritious seeds, peanut butter, and chocolate chips for a fantastic on-the-go breakfast or healthier snack.