15 No Bake Energy Ball Recipes - keep it simpElle (2024)

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After being hit with stomach flu recently, I regained my appetite with a vengeance! Snacking has felt more like I’m eating full meals so I decided to take back a little control and ensure I have some healthier snacks to hand when I need something to nibble on.

Energy balls are the perfect option… and I have a huge choice of recipes for you. From vegan, to chocolate, high protein and gluten free… the one thing all of these energy ball recipes have in common though is that there is no cooking involved.

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If you do make one of the recipes below, the please drop by and leave a comment below as we’d all love to get your feedback and hear your results!

Happy no-baking! <3

Pumpkin Pie Snack Bites

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Pumpkin seeds, butter, puree and spice along with whole grain oats, combine to create a healthy allergy-free, gluten-free, and vegan snack bite! [See the Recipe]

Vegan Snickers Balls

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These Snickers Balls are not only vegan, but also gluten free, raw and sugar free. And what might be the best thing about them is that you only need 4 ingredients to make them![See the Recipe]

Coconut And Lemon Bliss Balls

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These bliss balls take less than 10 minutes to make and can be frozen or stored in the fridge for up to 5 days. Another bonus is the fact they require standard kitchen cupboard ingredients.[See the Recipe]

Oat-Free No-Bake Granola Bars

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They’re technically not round… that kinda saves you a job, but they are no bake and make a great breakfast or snack. This recipe for healthy homemade granola bars is oat-free, gluten-free, vegan, and allergy-free![See the Recipe]

Healthy Energy Bites

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Check out these all natural vegan, and gluten free energy bites. Packed full of ingredients making them high in nutrients like iron, fibre, magnesium and protein. [See the Recipe]

Matcha & Cacao Energy Balls

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These raw food bites are packed full of antioxidants from the matcha tea powder and the raw cacao. In combination with the almonds and pine nuts which are filling, rich in protein and fibre, they make a healthy and handy snack on the go. [See the Recipe]

High Protein Low Carb Omega Cookie Dough Balls

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This recipe uses beans and nut butter to make a creamy cookie dough texture with the added crunch of cacao nibs throughout. [See the Recipe]

Vitacoco Coconut Oil Coco Bites

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Nut butter and coconut oil combined (amongst other ingredients) to create a caramel textured treat. [See the Recipe]

Supergreen Spirulina Bites

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These little bites are densely packed with nutrients; spirulina is one of the worlds complete proteins, and is also very high in iron among other minerals. This makes it a great option for non meat eaters and is really easy to include blended in smoothies or juices. Only a little though as the taste is super strong! [See the Recipe]

Cookie Dough Balls

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Erm, cookie dough ice cream is a huge temptation for me so these would always be a winner. [See the Recipe]

Granola Bars

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These chewy beauties are oil-free, raw/no-bake, soy-free, dairy-free and lactose-free. [See the Recipe]

Chocolate Orange Avocado (Chocado) Truffles

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These ones are probably more of a sweat treat than a snack but I had to share. [See the Recipe]

Almond & Coconut Energy Balls

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These are perfect for pre or post workout or for when you’re craving something sweet. They keep in the fridge for up to 2 weeks or you could freeze them and enjoy them longer. [See the Recipe]

Breakfast Balls

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All the usual ingredients that might go into porridge squished into balls for on the go, busy people who don’t have time to make breakfast! [See the Recipe]

Protein Peanut Butter Balls With Protein Pow

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Whizz up these no bake protein balls using the Protein Pow Cooking Mix which is gluten free and contain only four ingredients. They’re perfect for that post workout slump or if you are starting to feel peckish mid afternoon. [See the Recipe]

Crack out all the ingredients – cos if you’re anything like me you have pretty much everything in your kitchen cupboard and get that blender or food processor dusted off!

Add a couple of these recipes to your meal prepping and you’ll have snackage sorted for the entire week ahead.

Tried one of these no bake energy ball recipes?! Then please leave us a comment below as we’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback.

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FAQs

Are energy balls actually healthy? ›

No bake energy balls are a perfect healthy snack, treat, and breakfast on the go. They are balanced with healthy fats, fiber, and protein. Energy balls for runners, kids, grandma, and anyone between!

How long can you keep energy balls in the fridge? ›

Refrigerated energy bites will last up to 2 weeks in the fridge. They do begin to dry out, so just keep an eye on them. I'll be honest though, ours have never last that long as our whole family gobbles them up!

How many energy balls should you eat? ›

These 4-ingredient protein balls have about 128 calories so you should only eat 2 of these as part of a healthy amount of calories and fat. Keep in mind that you need to consider all the foods consumed in a day and keep it within the acceptable range for your height and weight.

How do you use an energy ball? ›

When the ball is "turned on" from inside the 1.5" ball, a red light flashes and a buzzer buzzes. Activating the ball is the fun part - just touch the metal strips with your two index fingers. Your body forms the conducting material that bridges the gap between the two metal strips and closes the circuit!

Is peanut butter good or bad for you? ›

Eating peanut butter alongside other nutritious foods is perfectly healthy — as long as you don't exceed your calorie needs. Peanut butter is high in calories and could lead to excess calorie intake if not consumed in moderation. However, it is still a high-quality food that provides numerous nutrients.

Do energy balls really give you energy? ›

The Benefits and Best Time to Eat an Energy Ball

If you want sustained maximum energy take an energy ball just before you hit the gym, as the proteins and carbohydrates help build lean muscle, boost energy (as they suggest) and keep your weight in check.

What is the shelf life of a energy balls? ›

Store these energy balls in the fridge in an airtight container for up to 4 days. Store in the freezer for up to 2 months.

When should I eat energy balls? ›

You can eat our delicious peanut butter protein balls anytime day or night, but they can be especially useful if you eat them in conjunction with certain daily activities. Pre-Gym: Have a protein ball or two right before your workout for an extra energy boost so you can go further and longer.

Do protein balls go bad? ›

What's the shelf life of protein ball packs? They are good for 8 months sealed, and we recommend finishing them in a week once you open them!

What is the market for energy balls? ›

The global energy balls market was valued at USD 336.72 Million in 2022 and growing at a CAGR of 6.37% from 2023 to 2032. The market is expected to reach USD 624.39 Million by 2032. North America is expected to increase the fastest during the forecast period.

Are protein bites good for you? ›

Protein balls can be good for you when they are made with healthy ingredients, keep sugar to a minimum, and are enjoyed in moderation. Protein balls are the perfect size for easy snacking between meals or to enjoy as a post-workout energy boost.

What nutrients are in energy balls? ›

Energy Balls
  • Total Fat 4.9g 6%
  • Saturated Fat 1.2g 6%
  • Trans Fat 0g.
  • Polyunsaturated Fat 1.5g.
  • Monounsaturated Fat 1.8g.
  • Cholesterol 0mg 0%
  • Sodium 28mg 1%
  • Total Carbohydrates 10g 4%

What is inside an energy ball? ›

These no-bake energy balls are my favorite healthy snack. Sticky, sweet, and studded with chocolate chips, they taste like little balls of cookie dough, but they're made with simple, wholesome ingredients. Dates bind them together, oats add fiber, and walnuts and almond butter pack them with protein and healthy fats.

Why does energy ball work? ›

How does the Energy Ball work? Inside the Energy Ball is an open circuit. By touching both sensors, the circuit closes and electrons flow through your body or another material such as a paper clip. Materials that activate the Energy Ball are good conductors, meaning they pass electrons easily.

What are the benefits of energy balls? ›

The benefits of energy balls
  • it provides energy and promotes muscle performance during your workouts.
  • it helps to recover after physical efforts.
  • it has many health benefits.
  • its appetite suppressant effect is particularly effective in the context of a slimming diet.

How healthy are bounce protein balls? ›

Bounce balls are a great snack choice for individuals looking to achieve a healthy balanced diet due to their composition of healthy fats from nuts and seeds, low to medium GI carbohydrates from brown rice and quality protein from whey/pea and brown rice. Bounce products are also a good source of fibre.

What are the benefits of power balls? ›

Helps Grow Healthy Muscles, Nerves, And Bones: Our protein energy balls are the perfect potassium and magnesium source. These vitamins help fight muscle cramps, headaches, fatigue, grow strong bones, and enables you to maintain a healthy nervous system.

Why are bliss balls healthy? ›

They don't contain processed sugar.

Bliss balls are a healthy snack alternative because their sweetness typically comes from dates or dried fruits. That means they come without processed sugar.

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