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Hi There! This is Angie, behind Little Inspiration. Here you will find my love for crafting, recipes, DIY projects & reviews! Take a look and hope you can come by often. Read more about me 
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Don’t you love no-baking desserts?! Today, I’m sharing these delicious great-on-the go snacks at Nature Box Blog! Visit Nature Box for the yummy recipe!
In only 15 minutes you can make these no-bake snacks and have them ready for the whole week! Not only is it healthy but great snacks for the kids too! They are full of protein, and very yummy. If you ever crave candy.. try this snack instead!
Happy no-baking this delicious snack!
No-Bake Healthy Energy Pops!
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Author: Angie @ LittleInspiration.com
Serves: 10
Ingredients
- ● 1 cup of dry oats
- ● ⅓ cup of chopped almonds
- ● ½ cup of Nutella
- ● ½ cup of all Natural Peanut Butter
- ● ⅓ cup of all natural honey
- ● ⅓ cup of organic dried cranberries (optional)
- ● ½ cup of ground flax-seed
- ● ½ cup of natural mini dark chocolate chips
- ● ⅔ cup of unsweetened coconut flakes
- ● 1 tsp of pure vanilla extract
- ● Popsicle Sticks
Instructions
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- Combine all ingredients in a large bowl.
- Refrigerate the mix for 30 minutes
- Using your hands, form balls about 2″ inches
- Dip the popsicle stick into melted chocolate then insert into the ball. Insert the stick into the round balls halfway; just as far as it feels sturdy to hold.
- Notes:
- I added half of Nutella & Peanut Butter but you can just simply use peanut butter or any butter spread. The ground flax seed can be substituted with granola or it can be left out. Don’t be afraid to change and add your favorite healthy ingredients into the mix.
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Ali - I LOVE these! I substituted PB2 and chocolate PB2 to cut fat and calories in half and they came out amazing!
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Amy Orvin - These look so yummy and very easy to make. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
sabine - Wow these look delicious, heading over to the recipe as we speak. Thank you so much for sharing. especially love the lighting in the photos great job.
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Amy - I love this. My boys have football practice in the early morning before school, and a lot of the time they run out without eating anything to start their day. These would be perfect. Found you at Sundae Scoop.
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Bonny - I love the idea of putting them on sticks.
Claire - Great project !
I would love you to come link up at my Craft, Create & Inspire linky party ..
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Hope to see you there
Claire @ Polkadot pretties x
Bobi Jensen - I love this!
I’d love to have you link up at my Weekend party!
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stacia - yum! can’t wait to click over for the recipe!
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Gina - Oh man- I need those!!!
Becca - Found you via the Winthrop Chronicles… These look so good!
Katie Drane - I’m so glad that I found you on Not Just a Housewife! These look absolutely delicious, what a clever idea. Thank you so much for sharing:)
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Nat - Lovely, I visit from niftythirfty linky party. Thanks for sharing!
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