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Powerballs are Good Eats

Not sure where I got this recipe but its a good source of protein and omega-3fatty acids (brain food). This definitely requires a bit of elbow grease!!!

in a large bowl, mix together
1 cup smooth low-fat peanut butter
1 cup honey (don’t cheat on this)

gradually add
3 cups of whole oats
1/2 cup ground flaxseed (found mine at Trader Joes CHEAP, toasted gives it a yummy flavor too)
1 cup of chocolate chips

**Stir in 1 cup any combination of nuts and dried fruits
I used 1/2 cup chopped walnuts and 1/2 cup raisins, next time I might add some shredded coconut.

Form into ping pong sized balls, recipe should make about 48 balls, I only got 35 but they are bigger.
These taste like a cross between a granola bar and cookie dough.

I’ve been giving them to the kids along with their breakfast or as an afterschool treat. They really really like them. Rob has also asked me to make them so he can pop them after his workout.

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Comments

  1. PurrPrints says:

    Do these get baked at all? or just eaten as is? they sound yummy!

  2. Amy says:

    These look yummy.

  3. Sheena @ Mommy Daddy Blog says:

    Mmm these remind me of oatmeal chocolate chip cookies, gonna try these!

  4. Lauren says:

    Yum! These look amazing!

  5. Rachelle @ "Mommy? I'm Hungry!" says:

    Hello, I just found your blog today. These sound great, I'll be adding them to my list of treats to make! =)

  6. Marj M. says:

    MMM. These do sound good too. Thanks for commenting on my post.
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