These no bake peanut butter energy bites are the perfect solution.
I clearly wasn't in the mood for even cutting. |
So simple that they hardly need a recipe, these bites are also amenable to modification. Have a different puffed cereal to hand? No problem - swap away. Want to make things more sophisticated? Almond butter and cranberries would be a festive twist. In a chocolate mood? Throw in some cocoa, or chocolate chips.
I don't think you can go wrong.
No bake peanut butter energy bites
Vegan and very, very easy!
Makes 8 - 12 squares, depending on how small you cut them (I cut 10, unevenly)
Ingredients
1 cup puffed rice
1/4 cup peanut butter
1/4 cup currants (small raisins)
3 tbsp black strap molasses
Method
Combine all ingredients in a large mixing bowl and stir well to combine.
Line a square or rectangular baking dish with non-stick baking paper. Transfer the peanut butter mixture into your dish and press down. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours before slicing and serving.
Store in the fridge.
I imagine these would keep well in the fridge, but I'll confess to not letting them last long enough to find out.
Submitted to 5 Ingredient Mondays and Healthy Vegan Friday #70.
What is your favourite quick and easy snack recipe?
I think I will have mine with chocolate chips and some almond butter so I can share them with sylvia and perhaps a little less molasses (I usually use another sweetener with molasses as I find it a bit too bitter)
ReplyDeleteYour version sounds lovely. I don't find molasses bitter, but do agree it has a strong taste - possibly an acquired one too!
DeletePerfect cutting if you ask me. Some want a big bite and some don't. Take your choice. I like sweet bites that don't require me to turn on the oven.
ReplyDeleteI like your interpretation of my cutting - I shall remember that next time I achieve a similar result (and there will be a next time!) ;)
DeleteI love no-bake recipes. I can't believe these are made using just four ingredients. They look very tasty xx
ReplyDeleteI think these ingredients just get on very well :-)
DeleteOOh!!!
ReplyDeleteI want this with my morning coffee... instead of breakfast!
YUM!!
That would indeed be a good way to start the day!
DeleteLove these, Kari. Simple, no fuss and sound delicious. Glad to have caught up on your blog, I've been so behind with uni stuff. Ill make these for the boys this week! x
ReplyDeleteLovely to hear from you Meg! I'm glad you like the look of these too :)
DeleteI don't think you can go wrong with these either - they sound delicious.
ReplyDeleteThanks Cakelaw :)
DeleteWow a delicious easy sweet treat.
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh, these look incredible!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much :)
DeleteI love these, so simple and I really like the taste blackstrap molasses. I will definitely have to make these soon.
ReplyDeleteThanks Anna - I love blackstrap molasses too :)
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