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Strawberry and Coconut Energy Balls

If you want the taste of summer but strawberries aren’t in season yet, this is a great alternative.

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1h 5m

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Method

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Add everything to a food processor and blitz for a couple of minutes. It should be gooey and soft with no large nut pieces remaining. If your dates are hard, try adding a little water as you blend (or if you have time, soak and drain them first).

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For

15

M

I

1

cup

Freeze dried strawberries

1/2

cup

Rolled oats

1

cup

Cashews, raw & unsalted

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Per Serving

Calories

141kcal

Fat

5.8g

Saturates

2.3g

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Notes

These balls will keep for about a week, in a sealed tub in the fridge. I use gluten-free rolled oats, but any oats will do (as they will be blended anyway). If you prefer to cook your oats, you can also toast in the oven for 8-10 minutes before using. I don’t add maple syrup or any additional sweetener to my energy balls. I think the dates and strawberries are sweet enough. If you have a particularly sweet tooth feel free to add a tbsp or two of maple syrup.

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Strawberry and Coconut Energy Balls

If you want the taste of summer but strawberries aren’t in season yet, this is a great alternative.

Cook

1h 5m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Add everything to a food processor and blitz for a couple of minutes. It should be gooey and soft with no large nut pieces remaining. If your dates are hard, try adding a little water as you blend (or if you have time, soak and drain them first).

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For

15

M

I

1

cup

Freeze dried strawberries

1/2

cup

Rolled oats

1

cup

Cashews, raw & unsalted

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Per Serving

Calories

141kcal

Fat

5.8g

Saturates

2.3g

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Notes

These balls will keep for about a week, in a sealed tub in the fridge. I use gluten-free rolled oats, but any oats will do (as they will be blended anyway). If you prefer to cook your oats, you can also toast in the oven for 8-10 minutes before using. I don’t add maple syrup or any additional sweetener to my energy balls. I think the dates and strawberries are sweet enough. If you have a particularly sweet tooth feel free to add a tbsp or two of maple syrup.

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