Brownie Energy Balls (made in only 5 minutes!)

Brownie Energy Balls are just the right thing for a little hunger in between meals. The healthy snack tastes chocolaty is loaded with nutrients and is so delicious.

These easy Brownie Energy Balls are made in no time. This way you can always have a healthy treat on hand when you're craving somethings sweet. These Brownie Bliss Balls are also an ideal snack to-go or to bring to work or school!

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Brownie Energy Balls - Ingredients

dates. I used “normal”, soft dates and not (extra soft, large) medjool dates. If you use medjool dates, you may need a little more nuts as the dough will be softer.

nuts. These brownie energy balls contain a mixture of cashews and walnuts. Both are full of vitamins and healthy ingredients. You can easily replace the nuts with others. hazelnuts or almonds are great alternatives.

cocoa powder. The (unsweetened) cocoa powder ensures a delicious chocolate taste and is also full of healthy ingredients.

cinnamon and salt. Both make sure that the flavors of the ingredients are in a good balance.

coconut oil. To bind the ingredients.

You can leave the Brownie Energy Balls plain or roll them in cocoa powder, shredded coconut or grated nuts at the end.

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Brownie Energy Balls - Tips & FAQ

What you should know when rolling the energy balls in cocoa powder

If you cover the brownie energy balls with cocoa powder at the end, be aware that it will quickly become a little moist because of the dates and coconut oil. It tastes delicious but it also gives you chocolatey fingers when you touch it. If you don't want that, just leave them plain or roll them in shredded coconut or grated nuts.

How should I store the Brownie Bliss Balls?

Store these Brownie Bliss Balls in a covered container in the fridge. Eat them within 2 weeks.

This way if you want more delicious, chocolatey recipes

• Easy Chocolate Smoothie (without bananas or milk!)
• Extra Crunchy Chocolate Granola
• Espresso-Brownie-Cookies

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Brownie Energy Balls (made in only 5 minutes!)

Brownie Energy Balls are just the right thing for a little hunger in between meals. The healthy snack tastes chocolaty is loaded with nutrients and is so delicious.

Cooking / Baking Time10 minutes mins

Total10 minutes mins

Servings: 25 medium

Equipment

• 1 blender

Ingredients

• 120 g dates stone removed; approx. 15 pieces
• 30 g cocoa powder unsweetened
• 100 g cashews
• 70 g walnuts
• ½ tsp cinnamon
• 1 pinch of salt
• 1 tbsp coconut oil

To Roll in (optional)

• cocoa powder (unsweetened), shredded coconut or grated nuts

Instructions

• Put all ingredients in a blender and mix. Wipe off the edges with the spatula and mix again. Repeat the process until a sand-like mass is created. It should stick together well when you squeeze it between your fingers. Otherwise add about 1 tablespoon of coconut oil.
• Scoop out portions with a teaspoon and roll into balls in your hands. Leave plain or, if desired, roll in shredded coconut, cocoa powder or grated nuts.
• Store in a sealed container in the refrigerator and use within 2 weeks.

Notes

If the brownie energy balls are rolled in cocoa powder, your fingers will be “chocolaty” when you eat them. If you don't want that, you should roll them in coconut flakes or grated nuts or leave them plain.