No Bake Peanut Butter Coconut Balls: this healthy energy bites recipe yields chewy, sweet ‘n nutty vegan protein balls with just 6 ingredients! Easy, Gluten Free Protein Balls!
“Peanut butter; it just fills the cracks in the heart.”
Have you ever seen that meme? Kevin James is passionately & a bit sadly smearing his sliced bread with rivers and rivers of peanut butter. Like, who hasn’t needed peanut butter like that?
Whether you think chocolate, coconut or perhaps almond butter should replace “peanut butter” in that statement, you get the gist of the sentiment.
And, I mean, if you think of delicious peanut butter as the glue that holds everything together, then I’m RIGHT THERE WITH YOU. Just sayin’. 😉
Today’s no bake peanut butter coconut balls recipe is not only an ode to peanut butter, it’s THE way that we prove peanut butter and coconut go together. And how! Are you a fan of the coconut peanut butter combo?
In case you haven’t tried/aren’t sure about the whole peanut butter coconut thing, allow me to suggest: 4 Ingredient No Bake Peanut Butter Coconut Oatmeal Cookies, Peanut Butter Coconut Oatmeal Cookies and these No Bake Peanut Butter Coconut Energy Bites.
There. That’s settled! Now you know peanut butter and coconut go together. 😉 Now we can chat about healthy energy bites, gluten free protein balls, and all kinds of coconut peanut butter balls that sooo qualify as the best vegan protein balls ever. Starting: right now!
My No Bake Peanut Butter Coconut Balls are made with just 6 ingredients. These healthy energy bites are perfectly sweet ‘n nutty, made with whole, gluten free vegan ingredients, and just about the tastiest healthy energy bite you could dream of. Curious yet? Read on to learn more about these yummy protein balls!
How to Make No Bake Peanut Butter Coconut Balls
These no bake peanut butter coconut balls are super simple, quick ‘n easy to make! They’re the best vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free healthy energy bites!
- Step 1: Whisk together creamy peanut butter and maple syrup.
- Step 2: Add in coconut, gluten free oats, flaxseed and chopped peanuts.
- Step 3: Fold together until thoroughly mixed.
- Step 4: Scoop, drop and roll the coconut peanut butter mixture to make healthy energy bites! Enjoy.
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How long do energy bites last in the fridge? How long do protein balls last in the fridge?
- Whether you call these no bake peanut butter coconut balls “healthy energy bites” or “protein balls”, the fact remains: they last in the fridge for 2 weeks. You can keep the energy bites longer, they’ll just be firmer and drier as time goes on.
Can you freeze power balls?
- Yes, with varying results. These coconut peanut butter balls can be frozen. Just make sure to thaw them before enjoying.
Are protein bites good for you?
- Depends on the recipe. These peanut butter and coconut balls are the perfect gluten free protein balls because they’re packed with healthy ingredients and refined sugar-free.
Do you have peanut butter energy cookies or gluten free vegan protein-rich bars?
Yes! Try my 3 ingredient No Bake Peanut Butter Oatmeal Cookies, 4 Ingredient No Bake Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup Oatmeal Bars, Easy Vegan Peanut Butter Banana Breakfast Cookies, Healthy Coconut Oatmeal Breakfast Cookies.
Where do I find ground flaxseed?
- Here’s a link to the golden ground flaxseed I used in this recipe.
So… did I convince you? Are you all about the peanut butter coconut balls now? Or are you still blushing at you know what and need me to call these energy bites instead. 😉 Teehee! You know I just love joking around with you… after all, what’s the point of these kitchen adventures if they’re not fun? 🙂 Thanks for joining me today—it’s truly an honor. ‘Til the next one…
Sending you all my love and maybe even a dove, xo Demeter ❤️
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More Gluten Free Vegan Protein Balls & Healthy Energy Bites
Perhaps these no bake peanut butter coconut balls have you hankering for more healthy energy bites? 🙂 I’ve gathered my favorite gluten free protein balls, vegan protein balls and more below:
- 4 Ingredient Chocolate Peanut Butter No Bake Energy Bites
- 3 Ingredient Peanut Butter No Bake Energy Bites
- 5 Ingredient Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Bites
- Paleo Cookie Dough Bites
No Bake Peanut Butter Coconut Balls – Vegan Gluten Free Protein Balls!
- Prep Time: 15 mins
- Cook Time: 0 min
- Total Time: 15 minutes
- Yield: 20-25 bites 1x
Description
No Bake Peanut Butter Coconut Balls: this healthy energy bites recipe yields chewy, sweet ‘n nutty vegan protein balls with just 6 ingredients! Easy, Gluten Free, Protein Balls!
Ingredients
Wet Ingredients
- ¾ cup natural, unsalted creamy peanut butter*
- ¼ cup pure maple syrup
Dry Ingredients
- ¾ cup unsweetened coconut shreds or flakes
- ¾ cup gluten free rolled oats
- ¼ cup ground flaxseed
- ¼ cup finely chopped peanuts or desired add-ins (chocolate chips, raisins, etc.)
Instructions
- In a large bowl, whisk together the wet ingredients: peanut butter and maple syrup.
- Add in all of the dry ingredients: coconut, oats, flax and peanuts.
- Using a rubber spatula, stir and fold until very well mixed.
- Using a small or medium cookie scoop, scoop mixture into your hands and roll into bites. Enjoy!
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Notes
- *Natural peanut butter works best for this recipe; the measurements were calculated based on the very drippy, liquidy nature of natural PB (the kind I use only has 1 ingredient: peanuts).
- Store in an airtight container for up to 2 weeks.
- Freezing Instructions: these bites keep well in the freezer for up to a month.
- Nutrition Information: is an estimate based on the best-selling, most common brands per ingredient. Also, it’s estimated based on 25 servings per recipe, made with peanuts.
- Category: Snacks, Dessert, Breakfast
- Method: No Bake
- Cuisine: American
Nutrition
- Serving Size: 1 bite
- Calories: 92
- Sugar: 3g
- Sodium: 1mg
- Fat: 7g
- Saturated Fat: 2g
- Unsaturated Fat: 3g
- Carbohydrates: 7g
- Fiber: 2g
- Protein: 3g
- Cholesterol: 0mg
Keywords: peanut butter energy balls, no bake energy balls, healthy snacks
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Tools for No Bake Peanut Butter Coconut Balls & Healthy Energy Bites
Click on the links below for the tools I used to make these no bake peanut butter coconut balls. I love using these tools to make all of my healthy energy bites recipes!
- Ground Flaxseed: the flax not only helps bind these gluten free protein balls together, it’s got great health benefits too.
- Natural, Unsalted Peanut Butter: an essential (and delicious) ingredient for these peanut butter coconut balls.
- Medium Cookie Scoop: a fantastic cookie scoop that makes rolling the dough into no bake balls a breeze!
- Small Cookie Scoop: this smaller cookie scoop is great for portion control. 😉
- Coconut Flakes: I love the way this coconut adds that extra bit of crunch to the no bake energy balls.
Dear Demeter, I will join the army of lovers of these PB energy balls, these are really amazing! I added a bit of raisins to my batch, next time I might try adding a little bit of cinnamon too. I have specifically prepared them for our tomorrow!s train ride, but I wonder if they will last that long haha. Thanks again, this is a keeper!
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Dear Alex, thank you and welcome!! 😉 Oooh, I love adding raisins to just about anything so I’m drooling over your addition! Let me know how you like them with cinnamon. I appreciate you taking the time to stop by. Have a safe & happy trip! 🙂
Turned out great, thanks. 🙂
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That’s so wonderful to hear Jessica! 🙂
These would disappear in our house!
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Oh I’ll bet they would! .
YUMMY!! I can’t wait to try these!!
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I know you’re just going to love them Katerina!
Love the sweet and nutty flavor! The perfect healthy grab and go snack!
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Exactly! They’re so quick to make, and perfect for traveling. 😉
These are fabulous! My kid will go crazy over these peanut butte bites!
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Happy no-baking Catalina!
Absolutely amazing for snack time! Definitely making more as the kids loved them
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Woohoo! These are definitely one of our favorite snacks! .
What fun and flavorful little ball of heaven! Great recipe; my kids gobbled these up in no time!
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That’s awesome Sara! 🙂 So glad they enjoyed them!
My kids love energy bites, and so do I. I’ve never thought of combining peanut butter with coconut, but it sounds delicious. Can’t wait to try this new snack with my kids.
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They’re so amazing, right? 🙂 Peanut butter & coconut is one of my true loves in terms of flavor combos, so I hope you enjoy it! Happy no-baking!
You had me at no bake! Makes these so easy and delish!
LOL you know it Jocelyn!
I’m always looking for healthy snacks to feed my girls. They will love helping me make these peanut butter coconut bites and will also enjoy eating them for an afterschool snack.
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Aw how fun! . I know for a fact that kiddos love making this recipe. Happy no baking with your little ones!
No bake! So there with this recipe! I have been looking for a peanut butter cookie recipe! Added to my repertoire of cookie recipes!
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Oh yeah! No bake recipes are the best. . Hope you enjoy this one Cathy!
What a simple and easy snack–love the pb and coconut combo!
Yes! It’s one of my fave flavor combos! .
Just made these and they are awesome! I have been using natural PB for many years now and could not go back to the old stuff! It was hard to stop at one!
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Woohoo!!! I’m so happy to hear it, Maureen. 🙂 Natural: I know! It’s like a totally different thing. Lol. Enjoy!
Oh wow this makes me want peanut butter and coconut bites so badly! I love that these are gluten free too since my husband has Celiac Disease.Definitely going to try these!
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Hope you get to try! They’ll truly one of my favorites! 🙂
I would love to try these!
Hope you do! Enjoy!
Can these be stored in the freezer and taken out per use? I LOVE these and so does my daughter so I’d love to always have them on hand!
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Hi Melissa, I believe a few readers have tried freezing these. They should be fine in the freezer for up to 1 month–they might just be a bit more firm. So happy you and your daughter enjoy these! 🙂
Would love to have the nutritional value added. How many calories are there in one of those delicious little bites
Hi Annett! Actually, thank you for reminding me. I’ve been meaning to calculate the nutrition for this one. Done and done! Info is below the Notes section of my recipe. Enjoy. 🙂
Are you using freshly grated coconut, bagged from the grocery store, or dried coconut like from my food co-op. Three choices which would probably have very different results. Thanks.
Hi LaDonna, I’m using pre-packaged unsweetened coconut flakes. Here’s what I use (affiliate): http://amzn.to/2uNnL53
Hi can these be made without flaxseed? Thanks!
Hi Nicolette, that might work. Try adding in more oats or coconut until you reach the dryness/consistency you like. They *may* have an issue holding together, but I’m not certain since I haven’t tried it myself. Good luck!
I just made these tonight and all i can say is WOW….. this is a keeper. Even my husband said he loved them. I did not have flaxseed so I used hemp hearts and it worked out perfect.
Thank you.
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Hi Michele! Wonderful! 🙂 I’m so pleased that you and your husband just loved these. Such a great idea to use hemp hearts in place of the flaxseed–I’ve got to try that. Thanks for reporting back! 🙂
Can I use regular pb on these in case that I can’t find any natural pb in the grocery? Is it okay if I gonna make this without flax?can’t find any. Thank you.
Hi Maria! I think it will work, but it might just be a bit thicker than expected. However, without the flax (which absorbs a lot of the moisture in this recipe), it might just work. I’m not 100% sure though, so go into it with an open mind–you might need to adjust to your liking. Can’t wait to hear how they turn out! 🙂
Whipped these up this morning, they look delicious! Haven’t tried them yet, but I have faith. Besides, how can you go wrong with peanut butter and coconut?! I used a little unsweetened applesauce just to make them stick together better and put some leftover chocolate chips in mine. Thank you! .
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I hope you enjoyed them, Michelle! 🙂 You seriously cannot go wrong with PB & coconut. Such an interesting idea to add applesauce! I’ll have to try that some time. Thank you! 🙂
I made these last night..oh man are they yummy! My husband even likes them and he is not big on pb. I added pecans and chocolate chips instead of peanuts and my mixture was a little too wet so I added a touch more coconut….these are going in the recipe box
Yay!! So glad you and your husband enjoyed them! Love the sound of pecans and chocolate chips in these. Great idea! Thanks for stopping by Rebekah. So happy to be added to the recipe box! 🙂
I made these last night and brought some to the office to keep in my desk draw as a snack. I made the terrible mistake of offering some to my colleagues, needless to say they’re all obsessed with them. Prepare for an influx of site traffic today! But who can blame because its so bloody delicious!!!! This is such a great energy snack to ward off those junk food cravings.
Oh my gosh! Janis, I was so nervous when I read “terrible mistake.” Lol. I’m ready and excited about the influx! 😉 I’m so happy that you enjoyed these and had the generous nature to share. . Can’t wait to see what you try next!
I added a T of cocoa powder to this…delicious! Thanks!
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Amazing! I’m actually working on a recipe that includes a cocoa powder-infused twist on these! 😉 So happy you enjoyed them, Lisa. 🙂
what is the 21 day fix count on these? Thanks!!
Hi Andrea, my apologies, I don’t follow the 21 day fix diet. Best of luck! 🙂
Made these twice in the last two days!! So yummy, and perfect for my vegan friends. I used Earth Balance coconut peanut butter, because it’s what I had. And added 1/4 cup macadamia nuts instead of peanuts, again because it’s what I had on hand. They turned out fantastic! Everyone loved them. They remind me of the centers of my peanut butter bon bon cookies I make at Christmas, but without the chocolate coating. Hmmm… Thanks for the easy and yummy recipe!!
Hi Cher, I’m so pleased that you enjoyed these! They’re one of my very favorite no bake bites (and I make A LOT of them). 🙂 I love that you used coconut peanut butter–it must’ve really kicked the PB coconut flavors up like 500 delicious notches! 😉 And macadamia nuts… WOAH, I’m drooling just thinking about that! Your PB bon bon cookies sound mouthwatering. Thank you so much for taking the time to let me know how you enjoyed these. Happy Holidays! <3
Oh my god!! These look so good! Definitely going to make these today. By any chance do you have the nutritional info like the protein and the calories? Thanks again!
Thanks so much, Anne! 🙂 I don’t have the nutritional info, but you can easily enter the specific brand and ingredients of what you’re using for this recipe here: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/recipe/calculator Hope this helps! 🙂
Totally going to try this recipe! Just saw this on Pinterest!
Awesome! Can’t wait to hear what you think, Alice! 🙂
Just made these and they are very yummy!! Thanks.
Fantastic! I’m so glad you enjoyed them, Sara. 🙂
I only have sweetened coconut. Think it will work to leave out the maple syrup since the coconut will be sweet? I’m not sure if the maple syrup is for sweetness, consistency, or both.
Hi Kim, since you’re using sweetened coconut, you could start by leaving out 1-2 tablespoons of maple syrup and replacing that with peanut butter. See how that combination works out and adjust as needed. The maple syrup adds a bit of stickiness as well as sweetness, so you don’t want to leave it completely out. 🙂 Hope this helps! 🙂
These sound yummy and i’m thinking they are dog friendly so i can treat my fur baby
What a fun idea, Dawn! 🙂 Just to be safe, I’d check with your veterinarian before whipping up a batch for your lil cutie! 🙂
These look like the perfect snack! Healthy and delicious. Ever since my son was born I have fell in love with peanut butter all over again. All he wants for lunch is peanut butter, LOL! I love the addition of coconut, and the raisins seem like it would be right up my alley! I am totally in love with this recipe! Cant wait to try this one out 🙂
Oh, that’s wonderful! Peanut butter is the best. 🙂 See, your son has fantastic taste! 😉 Pb + coconut just go so well together. Thanks Amanda! I hope you enjoy it. 🙂
Can you use almond butter and almonds instead of peanuts and peanut butter?
Great question Gina! Actually, I just posted the almond butter version on the blog. 😉 https://beamingbaker.com/no-bake-almond-butter-coconut-bites-vegan-gluten-free/
They look amazing, making them now my 15 mns lovessss peanut butter but turned out im out of flaxseed ? Any suggestions? Also using jif peanut butter and no syrup so will make with honey.
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Hi Sally! I’m so excited that you’re going to make these. 🙂 As for the flaxseed: I’m not sure, I’ve never made this recipe without it. However, since you’re using Jif instead of natural, drippy peanut butter, it might just work out (since Jif is so much thicker and drier than natural PB). Again, I’ve never tried it before, so fingers crossed! As for subbing the maple syrup with honey: that will work just fine. Good luck & let me know how it turns out! Thanks for stopping by, Sally. 🙂
I could eat this by the spoon! In fact, when I made a batch, I totally ate some of it with a spoon instead of molding it all into balls. Way worth it. Delicious!
That’s awesome Christina! So glad to hear that you enjoyed it. 🙂 Thanks for stopping by!
Hi Demeter, these bites look amazing. You have awesome pictures. I love peanut butter and coconut. I was just wondering do you think these would work without the Maple Syrup?
Thank you so much, Stephanie. 🙂 I’ve never tried this recipe without the maple syrup. You might have some success with subbing the maple syrup with 1) honey or 2) more peanut butter. I’m not sure though. Let me know if you do try it and how it turns out. Thanks for stopping by, Stephanie. 🙂
These are awesome! I love making snack bites!
Thanks Shannon! Enjoy. 🙂
Oh I LOVE peanut butter so much, I make peanut butter cookies wayyyy to often. I love this no bake recipe, they look delicious!
Peanut butter is truly the best! Now you’ve got me in the mood for making PB cookies. Yum! Thanks for stopping by Katie. 🙂
demeter, just made these and they are DELICIOUS! even my fiancé, who loves peanut butter but hates coconut, could not stop eating these. these will be great energy bites for right before the gym! you are quickly becoming one of my favorite food bloggers!!! please keep these awesome recipes coming!
Lucy, that’s wonderful! 🙂 I’m SO HAPPY that you enjoyed it! You know a recipe is good if it can convince an ingredient-hater to enjoy it. 😉 Thank you so much for following the blog! You are quickly becoming one of my favorite readers! 😉 xo
Oh my goodness, these look amazing!!! I want to make these for sure!
Thanks Kristy! 🙂 If you do, let me know how they turn out. Thanks for stopping by! 🙂
Demeter, these look AMAZING! I’m sure they taste amazing too if they’re anything like your best pb coconut cookies.
Peanut butter is the way to “PEANUT BUTTER and Ellie”‘s heart! And chocolate. Lots of chocolate. 😉
I love that gif. I love ANY gifs that have to do with food I like though!
Okay now I need peanut butter!
Aww… thanks so much Ellie! 🙂 These bites are definitely for peanut butter lovers, but probably a bit healthier tasting than the cookies. Hehe.
I foresee a long lasting friendship built on a foundation of peanut butter and chocolate. Whaddya say, Ellie? 🙂
I say HECK YES!!!
Woot woot! 🙂 xoxo
Yesssssss, peanut butter is my number one food. Like, if I could only bring one food to a desert island it would be peanut butter. I firmly believe that any food is made better with peanut butter. My home is never without peanut butter and on the off chance that I run out it is serious crisis mode. So, yes, I agree, PB mends the cracks in my heart 😉 And these peanut butter bites! I love them! I made the energy bites that have been floating around pinterest forever, but I love that these are like super peanut buttery. Must make ASAP. Pinning!
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Meghan, I’m gonna have to go ahead and agree with you. PB is good with ANYTHING. Crisis mode: LOL. Any excuse I have to amp up the PB in a recipe, I will. I hope you enjoy these! Let me know how it turns out. Thanks for stopping by and for pinning! 🙂
Oh my gosh Meghan it’s like you read my mind!! I just had to let you know that I totally agree (1000%) with this comment. Peanut butter RULES!
Sooo… I’ve neither ever made homemade peanut butter nor eaten peanut butter and coconut together and all of those things are my jam. I definitely need to get on it! It really is impossible to eat peanut butter without feeling instantly better and there’s absolutely nothing wrong with taking a spoon to a jar and hiding in the closet until the cracks of your heart are filled. It’s not weird. I repeat. It’s not weird.
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WHAT?!?! Stephanie, it’s like I don’t even know you. ? Please do so and report back immediately! I’m pretty sure that peanut butter + coconut is what love tastes like. Okay, PB + Cookies + NO Sharing in the Eating Closet is what’s happening this weekend. It’s decided. And it is so not weird. In fact, we can be not-weird together. ?
Just realized that I forgot to pin these bad boys, I have since rectified that situation, because yes, these are absolutely happening in my house this weekend!! I think I have everything on hand but the flax… My four-year-old loves coconut (and peanut butter, but duh) and I think she’s going to go freaking nuts over these. I might even be able to convince my coconut-hating eldest to give them a shot, so I clearly I’ll have to make two batches so that I can have mine in the eating closet without interruption (or sharing, obviously) 😉
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Thanks so much Steph! 🙂 Oh man, I’m totally getting sweaty-palms over you trying these. Let me know how it goes!! I’m super excited to be providing recipes/food for that Eating Closet! Haha. Can’t wait to hear what you, the coconut loving kiddo and the non-coconut loving one think! Big hugs to ya, Stephanie! <3
Obsessed with how amazing these look! By the way, I love your name! It is so pretty. Cheers!
Aw, thanks so much Ashlyn! 🙂 You’re one to talk- your name is incredibly beautiful! Thanks so much. <3
Excuse me but I need to run and make this RIGHT THIS MINUTE! And, peanut butter fills the cracks in the heart is my new favorite. As a Vermont girl, I do love that there is just the perfect, perfect amount of maple syrup in this recipe. Could these adorable treats get any better? I don’t think so!! xoxo
Get it, girl! Haha. Such a good quote! Maple syrup just makes everything better… and I’m not just sayin’ that because I’m friends with a certain gal from Vermont. 😉 Thanks, Kate! 🙂
My fav pb with coconut.. Tasty and yummy balls love it
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Right? Peanut butter and coconut together are just magic. Thanks for stopping by! 🙂
Hahaha, that gif was amazing! Peanut butter really does fix everything. I think this is going to be my new favorite peanut butter recipe! Soo excited to try it out. They look so yummy! 🙂
LOL. Thanks! Isn’t Kevin James the cutest? 🙂 Wohoo! Try it out and let me know how it goes. Thanks, Megan! 🙂
No, you are not talking to yourself. I am here to share your love. I am totally addicted to peanut butter ♥︎
I actually normally prefer peanut butter in savoury dishes, but these bites with coconut sound so amazing, I definitely gonna make them. They sound like the best sweet treat ever 🙂
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Haha. Good to know Evi. 🙂 PB is just one of the most wonderful ingredients, ever! You are so right about peanut in savory dishes… they just add a certain richness and delicious flavor. Let me know how it turns out. Thanks Evi! 🙂
I love peanut butter! But never used it in truffles/energy bites! These look perfect! Great combo, pinned to try them!
PB is really the greatest! 🙂 Omigosh, I think this is the first of many, many more PB energy bites to come. Haha. Thanks for stopping by and pinning Mira!
these look SOOO good and so simple to make! i too am peanut butter obsessed (who isn’t these days!?) and would eat these by the handful. saving for later!
Thanks! 🙂 Good point… Woot woot for all of us the PB Lovers! Nice to meet ya, Beverley. 🙂
Ha! Giiirl we are totally kindred spirits! My love of peanut butter and coconut runs DEEP. Like, I swear I bleed peanut butter and coconut.. and possibly salted caramel along with a million other things. But you feel me. 😉 These little bites of heaven are absolutely screaming my name and begging to be all up in my face. Love that they are no bake and easy peasy to throw together. Although these might be dangerous, because I can already foresee me shoveling these peanut buttery, crazy delicious coconutty beauties on repeat into my pie hole. Good thing I like to live on the edge. Pinned! Cheers to both you and peanut butter filling the cracks in my heart. 😉 <3
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Kindred spirits: you can say that again! 😉 PB + Coconut is just… *happy sigh* Do NOT even get me started on salted caramel. We could be here all day! lol. Live on the edge and get it, girl! Haha. Thanks so much for the amazing comments, Cheyanne! And thanks for pinning. 🙂 🙂 PB <3
Peanut butter is everyone’s love language, isn’t it!!! Followed closely by coconut. And I’m sure I don’t even have to tell you how “no-bake just makes me happy. How do you make something so delicious be so healthy too? Scrumptious. Of course, I’ll have to use natural p.b. but I’m getting used to it. I did a taste contest on Peanut Butter in college and held out 5 spoons of different types to see which was would be the favorite. Peter Pan won hands down, Ha!!! Go figure, with all that sugar in there. But oh so, yummy!!!
Riiiiight? I’m not trying to make any assumptions, but… 😉 No bake is the best!! Once you get used to natural PB, it’s hard to go back, I promise! 🙂 Sugar & PB can be hard to resist. We’ve got to be strong together, Laura! Hehe. Thanks for commenting. 🙂