Bunlar Çikolatalı Hindistan Cevizli Protein Topları are the most easy protein snack to make in 20 dakikadan az. Plus, they are also refined sugar-free, packed with 8.5 grams of protein per serving for an easy grab-and-go protein treat.
You might have already tried some of my many protein ball recipesbenim gibi Düşük Kalorili Protein Topları, Vegan Protein Toplarıya da Muzlu Protein Topları, but this is the first chocolate coconut energy ball recipe. Chocolate and coconut are made to be together, and if you like healthy snacking, this recipe won’t disappoint.
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Çikolatalı Hindistan Cevizli Protein Topları
malzemeler
- ½ Fincan Rendelenmiş Hindistan Cevizi (Şekersiz)
- ½ Fincan Kaju fıstığı ezmesi
- ½ Fincan Çikolatalı Protein Tozu
- 3 yemek kaşığı Akçaağaç şurubu
- 3 yemek kaşığı Şekersiz kakao tozu
- 1 çay kaşığı Vanilya Özü
- 3-4 yemek kaşığı Hindistan Cevizi Sütü
İsteğe Bağlı Eklentiler
- ⅓ Fincan Kenevir kalpler - veya çikolata parçaları
To roll the protein balls
- ¼ Fincan Şekersiz Kurutulmuş Hindistan Cevizi
talimatlar
- In a food processor with the S-blade attachment, add cashew butter, maple syrup, cocoa powder, vanilla extract, and protein powder.
- Process until it comes together into a thick mixture – it might look dry, and that's normal.
- Add 3 tablespoons coconut milk and shredded coconut and process again to incorporate. You may have to scrape down the sides of the bowl to bring the mixture next to the blade.
- If it is too dry, add the extra coconut milk and process to incorporate.
- Add the chocolate chips or seeds if used, and pulse a few times to incorporate.
- Lightly grease your hands – the batter is sticky and that's normal, grab 1 1/2 tablespoons of batter, and roll it into protein balls.
- Roll the ball into unsweetened desiccated coconut to coat.
Depolama
- Store in the fridge for up to 5-6 days in an airtight container or 1 month in the freezer in freezer bags.
Beslenme
Malzemeler ve Değişiklikler
All you need to whip a batch of this chocolate coconut protein ball recipes are:
- Rendelenmiş Hindistan cevizi – I use unsweetened coconut to avoid added sugar.
- Kaju fıstığı ezmesi – This is the best nut butter for this recipe because it has a neutral flavor that won’t be too overpowering or hide the coconut chocolate flavors. Of course, if you don’t mind the taste of almonds or peanuts, try peanut butter or almond butter.
- Şekersiz kakao tozu – sweetened cocoa powder brings too much sweetness for the maple syrup.
- Akçaağaç şurubu or any liquid sweetener like brown rice syrup or agave syrup.
- Vanilya Özü – lezzetler için.
- Hindistan Cevizi Sütü – Canned or packaged, both options work great. The unsweetened packaged coconut milk has fewer calories and less fat.
- Şekersiz Kurutulmuş Hindistan Cevizi to roll the protein balls.
How To Make Chocolate Coconut Protein Balls
It’s so simple to make protein balls, and so much cheaper than store-bought protein balls.
- In a food processor, using the S blade attachment, blend cashew butter, maple syrup, vanilla extract, cocoa powder, and chocolate protein powder (fotoğraf 1). The mixture will be thick, and a bit dry that’s normal.
- Add in 3 tablespoons of coconut milk and shredded coconut (fotoğraf 2). If the batter is too dry, add the extra tablespoon of coconut milk and process again.
- Blend again until the ingredients combine into a moist, sticky chocolate mixture. If it gets difficult to blend, scrape down the sides of the bowl using a silicone spatula and repeat until all the ingredients are well combined into a moist chocolate mixture.
Add-Ons
Now, feel free to add more ingredients to the bowl of the food processor for texture or a boost of proteins, like 1/3 cup of:
- Çikolata cipsi
- Hemp Heart – These are packed with healthy fats and lots of proteins. It’s the best addition to these energy bites if you want to boost their protein content.
- Günebakar çigidi
- Hadde Yulaf – This dries out the mixture. You may want to add a few extra tablespoons of coconut milk to make the batter soft and moist again.
Pulse a few times to incorporate the add-ons evenly.
- First, place the unsweetened desiccated coconut in a small bowl. Set aside.
- Using a small cookie scoop, scoop out some batter and release it to your lightly greased hands (fotoğraf 3).
- Roll into a ball between the palms of your hands (fotoğraf 4).
- Roll the energy ball into unsweetened desiccated coconut if you like to coat the protein bites (fotoğraf 5).
- Place each prepared ball onto a large airtight container or plate (fotoğraf 6). Repeat until all the batter has been turned into balls.
Depolama talimatları
These coconut protein balls are perfect to meal prep a week of healthy snacks packed with plant-based proteins.
- Store the balls in the refrigerator in an airtight container for up to 6 days.
- You can place the protein balls in freezer bags and keep them for one month in the freezer. Thaw at room temperature before eating.
Alerji Değişimleri
Below are some ingredient substitutions if you need them.
- Gluten-Free – Bu tarif doğal olarak glutensizdir.
- Somunsuz – Swap the cashew butter for tahini or sunflower seed butter.
- Kakaosuz – Use vanilla protein powder and carob powder instead of cocoa powder.
- Şekersiz – Feel free to use a sugar-free syrup for this recipe and select a low-carb protein powder of your choice.
Sıkça Sorulan Sorular
Here are the answers to your most common questions about this protein ball recipe.
If you have a sweet tooth, protein balls are better than a cookie or muffin to snack on.
It contains fewer calories, keeps you fuller, and lasts longer because of the amount of proteins and healthy fats.
Most energy balls are healthy if made from wholesome ingredients like dates, nuts, and seeds. If you buy store-bought energy balls, select some brands with no additives and refined sugar-free.
Protein balls usually contain an average of 150 kcal or up to 200 kcal if more proteins are added.
Daha Fazla Enerji Topu
İsterseniz enerji toplarıBunlara bayılacaksınız:
Is it possible to make these without milk?
You can use water, but you need a liquid or it will be too dry.
Not sure what happened but I ended up with one sticky, incohesive mess! I added about half a cup of rolled oats and 1 tbsp Chia seeds and this greatly helped! With these modifications I will make this recipe again. I love chocolate coconut combo!
The dough should be sticky indeed, but if you grease your hand with a bit of coconut oil, easy to roll into ball without adding any extra ingredients