peanut butter energy balls - no bake
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I still play lots of golf even at my age of 86. I devise little goodies that will help boost my energy during my 18 holes of golf. They are tasty and good for me and keeps my energy up.
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yield
48 serving(s)
prep time
30 Min
Ingredients For peanut butter energy balls - no bake
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1 cpeanut butter - creamy or chunky
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1 choney
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2 cnon-fat dry milk
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1 cgrind fine english walnuts
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1 csunflower seeds
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1/2 cbran flakes
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1/4 cwheat germ
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1 cdried cranberries
How To Make peanut butter energy balls - no bake
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1Stir together peanut butter, honey and dry milk until well blended. Add ground walnuts, sunflower seeds, flax seeds, bran flaces, wheat germ, dried cranberries and stir well to blend together.
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2If the ingrediends still feel sticky you can add more of above ingredients or substitute Rice Krispies, coconut, chocolate chips or items you have on hand until ingredients are easy to handle.
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3Roll into balls the size of golf balls and place on cookie sheet covered with parchment paper. At this point you can roll these balls in shredded coconut, ground nuts or dry cocoa. Place these in the refrigerator to firm up. When firm they can be stored in refrigerator in a covered container.
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4I like to take these energy balls one step further instead of rolling them in aboove ingredients. I melt 6 ounches of bittersweet baking chocolate in a microwave and dip the energy balls in chocolate. After dipping I place them on a foil lined cookie sheet then place all of them in refrigerator to set up.
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5I store my chocolate covered energy balls in the freezer and take a few with me when I play golf. They will soften at room temperature but they are delicious and give me an extra boost on the golf course.
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