The recipe Apricot Banana Protein Balls
Apricot Banana Protein Balls recipe is a Snack meal that takes several minutes to make. If you enjoy for Snack, you will like Apricot Banana Protein Balls!
Apricot Banana Protein Balls
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These freeze well, and defrost quickly so can be made in advance, and only thawed as requiredI only wizz my almonds until they still have a bit of texture but this depends on personal preference - if you prefer then fine then wizz untiil finely ground!! What Course Is Apricot Banana Protein Balls?Apricot Banana Protein Balls is for Snack. How Long Does Apricot Banana Protein Balls Recipe Take To Prepare?Apricot Banana Protein Balls takes 10 minutes to prepare. How Long Does Apricot Banana Protein Balls Recipe Take To Cook?Apricot Banana Protein Balls takes several minutes to cook. How Many Servings Does Apricot Banana Protein Balls Recipe Make?Apricot Banana Protein Balls makes 24 servings. What Are The Ingredients For Apricot Banana Protein Balls Recipe?The ingredients for Apricot Banana Protein Balls are: 8 dried apricots2 small Cavendish bananas or I large (as ripe as possible) 2 Tbs (50g) ricotta cheese 11/2 cup of home made almond meal (run almonds with skin on, through food processor until like coarse meal) 15g (1 Tbs) vanilla protein powder, unsweetened 1/4 cup extra almond meal for rolling How Do I Make Apricot Banana Protein Balls?Here is how you make Apricot Banana Protein Balls: Mash bananas with fork, chop apricots into small pieces and mix with bananas. Add ricotta and mix well. Mix in 11/2 cup of almond meal and protein powder well. Form mixture into small balls (about 1tsp each) and roll in extra 1/4 cup almond mealIt is a very sticky mixture but will firm up in the fridge. Store in fridge till ready to use. or freezeMakes 24Number of Servings: 24Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user EMMABE1.What's The Nutritional Info For Apricot Banana Protein Balls?The nutritional information for Apricot Banana Protein Balls is:
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