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No-Bake Honey Sunflower Butter Energy Balls

These No-Bake Honey Sunflower Butter Energy Balls are a delicious and healthy snack when you burst of energy! They’re also peanut-free and allergy friendly. And best of all, they only take about 10 minutes to make- start to finish.

No-Bake Honey Sunflower Butter Energy Balls

This post is sponsored by Barleans. All opinions are mine.

No-Bake Honey Sunflower Butter Energy Balls

Are you a snacker? I tend to eat little bits of food throughout the day instead of eating three square meals, so I was happy when Barlean’s sent me a few of their healthy products to healthify my snacking game. They also sent me a cute little LunchBots container to carry my snacks in and I’ve had to hide it from my kids!

While the LunchBots container is perfect for snacks of all types, these no-bake honey sunflower butter energy balls are especially good in it! Have you made no-bake energy balls before? I have to admit that it’s my first time trying. I guess I’m pretty slow to jump on most bandwagons. And then I wonder why. ?

No-Bake Honey Sunflower Butter Energy Balls w chocolate

If you need a quick pick me up, this recipe is perfect! It really does take under 10 minutes to make. Simply pull out the ingredients, mix and roll. Then they’re ready to eat. I will definitely make no-bake energy balls again.

To make these energy balls, I used allergy friendly honey sunflower butter, whole oats, whole sunflower seeds, Barlean’s Flax, Chia, Coconut Blend (a mix of flax, chia, coconut), and a few chocolate chips.

Mini chocolate chips are probably the best, but I used regular sized because that’s what I had on hand.

No-Bake Honey Sunflower Butter Energy Balls + @Barleans Giveaway

If you’ve never tried Barlean’s Flax, Chia, Coconut Blend before, let me tell you that it’s really good. It’s organic and vegan, caffeine free, gluten free, and of course, non-GMO. The panax ginseng is a caffeine-free way to support physical endurance and mental acuity. Chia seeds are a natural appetite suppressant, and flax, coconut, and chia are a good sources of fiber and essential fatty acids.

Yield: 24 energy balls

No-Bake Honey Sunflower Butter Energy Balls

No-Bake Honey Sunflower Butter Energy Balls

A quick, easy, and healthy snack you can whip up whenever you need a quick boost of energy.

Prep Time 15 minutes
Total Time 15 minutes

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Simply put all ingredients in a large bowl and mix until combined.
  2. Roll into 1" balls and enjoy!

Nutrition Information:

Yield:

24

Serving Size:

1

Amount Per Serving: Calories: 68Total Fat: 2gSaturated Fat: 1gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 1gCholesterol: 1mgSodium: 85mgCarbohydrates: 13gFiber: 1gSugar: 10gProtein: 1g

Nutritional information is not always correct.

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What’s your favorite way to get a quick energy pick-me-up when you need one?

snack mix No-Bake Honey Sunflower Butter Energy Balls

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Kayla Klontz

Sunday 8th of October 2017

I would use it in these energy bites, I have my own energy bites I make so I'd use my recipe and add those.

LeAnn Harbert

Saturday 7th of October 2017

I will make snacks for my son to eat before practice.

Sarah Cooper

Saturday 7th of October 2017

I would def try these energy balls

Stacey Roberson

Friday 6th of October 2017

I would use the energy blend in our smoothies.

Maryann D.

Friday 6th of October 2017

I would use the Barlean's Energy Blend in a fruit smoothie and I would also love to try these energy balls.

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