Anyone else likes to eat cookie dough straight from the bowl?
Yeah, me too.
Since it’s not exactly the best thing to be eating in bulk, these gooey cookie dough bites are the next best thing. Packed with protein and healthy fats, they’ll keep you full and energized—without the guilt or sugar crash.
Here’s your good-for-you gooey cookie dough bites recipe:
Protein balls are a really fun way to snack healthy while feeling like you’re eating a ball of cookie dough!
Plus they’re so simple to make that even the most unskilled cook can make them, really.
These banana coconut ones are high in potassium and healthy fats to keep you full and satisfied longer. And they’re chocolate so of course they also taste awesome 🙂
Here’s your banana coconut protein ball recipe:
Have you guys ever made chocolate truffles at home?
They may seem intimidating at first, but they’re actually really easy to make. And since you’re making them yourself, you can control exactly what goes in them!
These cherry coconut truffles are made with coconut flour (for fiber and consistency), protein powder (to help fill you up), and fresh cherries (because they’re delicious). Coat them in high quality dark chocolate and sprinkle with a little shredded coconut, and you have yourself an easy-to-make, healthy chocolate truffle!
Here’s your cherry coconut truffle recipe:
These things make me happy: chocolate, almond butter, and chia seeds.
All three of them are magical foods that should be a regular staple of everyone’s diet. Especially chocolate.
Better yet, all three are included in these super easy chocolate coconut energy balls. They’re amazing and I’d highly recommend you make them! And check out those macros, they’re pretty awesome too 🙂
Here’s your Chocolate Coconut Chia Energy Ball recipe:
Not all cookie dough is bad for you.
This healthy cookie dough is packed with protein, energizing carbs, and healthy fats to keep you full and satisfied without that super sick feeling you inevitably get from chowing down on regular cookie dough.
It’s easy to adjust for dietary restrictions as well. Vegan? Just use vegan protein powder. Trying to stay gluten-free? Just use gluten-free oats. Then CHOW DOWN!
Here’s your peanut butter cookie dough protein bite recipe:
These pumpkin bites are super easy to make and use ingredients you probably already have in your home.
They’re packed with protein high energy carbs, and healthy fats to keep you energized and feeling full. And as a bonus, they’ll even satisfy your sweet tooth!
Here’s your pumpkin flax protein bites recipe:
Let’s get real here: who doesn’t like peanut butter cups?
Yeah, that’s what I thought: peanut butter cups are loved by everyone. Including me. Especially me.
But instead of eating a bunch of sugar and sub-par chocolate out of a package, you can make your own peanut butter cups incredibly easily, and as a bonus, be able to control exactly what you want to go inside.
These peanut butter cups are extra delicious with a bit of fall pumpkin flavor and super dark chocolate. And freezing them makes them even more fun to eat!
Here’s your Pumpkiny Protein Peanut Butter Cup recipe:
Pistachios and chocolate are two of my very favorite things.
So when I wanted to eat an entire box of Moonstruck chocolates the other day, I decided to combine these ingredients instead in a healthier, much more filling treat. And the result was nothing short of magical.
Try out the recipe whenever you have a sweet tooth or want to impress your friends. They’re super easy to make, and taste way less healthy than they actually are!
Sometimes you just need something healthy, filling, yet chocolatey to satisfy your sweet tooth without leaving you with that sugar sick feeling or regretting what you ate the next day.
These cherry chunk protein bites are a perfect fit for times like this—they’re super easy and quick to make, but full of good ingredients and taste amazing as well.
Give the recipe a try, you won’t regret it:
Whether you need a quick breakfast, a pre-workout meal, or an easy snack, sometimes you just need something that’s sweet, healthy, and satisfying, all in one.
That’s where these apple pie energy bites come in. The oats, apple, and honey will give you energy, and the almond butter and protein powder will help you stay full for more than two minutes.
Plus, they’re easy to make and since you can store them in a freezer, are ready to go whenever you need a quick bite!
Here’s your Apple Pie Energy Bite recipe: