These five ingredient no bake peanut butter chocolate chip bites are easy to throw together and make such a perfectly healthy snack in a snap! These dough bites take less than 2 minutes to make and are packed with healthy fats and protein. Plus made with stevia for the sweetness making them a low sugar snack option. If you love peanut butter with a little chocolate and a touch of sweetness you’ll love these.
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We couldn’t wait to share these AMAZING peanut butter protein balls (that taste like a a mix between cookie dough and a peanut butter cup) since sharing our oat-free almond butter energy bites a few weeks ago.
We had to have a peanut butter version too, right? This recipe is for all peanut butter lovers.
You only need 5 ingredients to make these super quick peanut butter bites. Loaded with peanut butter flavor.
This recipe has our mom’s name written all over it.
- Chocolate. Check.
- Peanut butter. Check.
- Easy to make. Check.
5 ingredient no bake low sugar protein peanut butter chocolate chip bites
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We got the inspiration for this quick no bake recipe from our 4 ingredient cookie and our no bake almond butter energy bites.
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We know a lot of you like more stevia based recipes so we created this just for you. It is sweetened with stevia!
Healthy protein-packed peanut butter balls that taste like a peanut butter cup cookie dough. No sugar added, low carb, full of healthy fats, grain free and gluten free.
Using stevia allowed this recipe to be low in sugar as we can’t say sugar free due to the chocolate chips.
Best of all this is a raw bite recipe without a food processor or blender involved in the process. All you need is a bowl, a spoon or spatula and some arm strength for stirring.
No bake gluten-free, vegan, low sugar peanut butter chocolate chip energy bites
Few notes about the ingredients.
You can use any nut or seed butter of your liking.
You can use any protein powder of your liking, just note make sure it is one you like the flavor as you will taste it. Or do all coconut flakes or gelatin if not a fan of protein power.
You can use any milk or non-dairy alternative of your liking to replace coconut milk. Also about the coconut milk, we usually use canned coconut milk but had cartoon coconut milk on hand.
PrintLow sugar peanut butter chocolate chip bites
No Bake Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Protein Bites: delicious, easy to make, energy-boosting and packed with peanut flavor. Made from 5 simple ingredients, vegan, gluten free and low in sugar. Taste like a peanut butter cup cookie dough.
- Prep Time: 2 minutes
- Total Time: 2 minutes
- Yield: about 16 bites 1x
Ingredients
- 1/2 cup (4 1/2oz) peanut butter
- about 15 drops of liquid stevia
- 2 tablespoons chocolate chips
- 4 tablespoons (1oz) protein power (we used Perfect Fit Protein)
- 2–3 tablespoons coconut milk
Instructions
- In a large bowl place peanut butter, protein power, stevia and chocolate chips.
- Stir.
- Next add in coconut milk and continue to stir until combined.
- Scoop using a small cookie scooper or spoon.
- Roll into balls.
- Enjoy at room temperature or store in refrigerator.
- Makes about 16 bites (depending on size scooper)
If you are in the market for a low sugar snack make sure to give this recipe a try.
Happy peanut butter ball making.
Do you like stevia based recipes? Do you like chocolate with peanut butter?
xo
Lori and Michelle
10 comments
Yum! Love energy balls. I’m not a stevia fan and will try vanilla instead. But I’m ok with some sugar. Great looking recipe. Thanks!
Thank you
does this require regular coconut milk in the carton or the one in the can? Do you have nutritional values? BTW, what part of CA did you move to? How do you like it compared to NC?
We used it from a carton but any coconut milk should be fine. No nutritional stats. We are north of LA and so far we like it. We are along the coast and love being able to see the ocean everyday.
It would be very hard for me to not eat the dough straight out of the mixing bowl! These bites look like little balls of crack in the form of cookie dough! 😀
haha love that balls of crack
Looks so good, girls! I’m definitely gonna try this. Good thing that you don’t need a blender for this. I still haven’t got the Vitamix =( I also like that this recipe doesn’t use any syrups of any kind. Most energy balls/raw truffles have syrup in them to make them sticky and hold the shape. Can I sub the protein you used for hemp protein?
Thanks girl! You can use hemp just be aware it will change the color and taste.
Just made these and love them. How long can you refrigerate them for?
They look delicious!
I’m thinking of replacing the chocolate with blueberries for extra antioxidants 🙂
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