Mr 13 enjoys the bliss balls I make him for school. He requested these Strawberry Balls for his recent birthday party. They are very healthy and quick and easy to make.
Bliss Balls – Strawberry Balls
As you can read from the ingredients below, they are a great healthy snack idea, although I felt they were missing a little something, they did taste a little bland. Next time I might reduce the amount of coconut and add something else, which I just can’t put my finger on, perhaps some vanilla essence? Have you made these from the taste.com.au website, what did you think of them?
Mix all the ingredients in a food processor.
Roll in coconut.
Store in an airtight container in the fridge.
Ingredients:
Full recipe can be found on the taste.com.au website.
Have you made these, what did you think of them?
More Bliss Balls you may enjoy
CHOCOLATE AND NUT BLISS BALLS – A bliss ball filled with loads of nuts and sunflower seeds, a healthy snack to have on hand when your feeling hungry.
HEALTHY CHOCOLATE AND COCONUT BLISS BALLS – Healthy bliss balls are a raw snack filled with protein and energy, usually packed with dried fruits like medjool dates nuts and seeds, very easy to make.
HEALTHY COCONUT LEMON BALLS – Not only are they great to have on hand as a quick snack, they have been a great filler to the kids lunchbox too.
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Love it Kat, I have been looking at this recipe too and did read some of the comments on the page that it was bland, love that you have tried it and shared what you thought, I agree maybe some vanilla would be just what it needs.
These actually look really good, I like chai seeds and nothing too sweet so I’ll definitely give these a go.
Yes we have made these and I agree that they a quite bland. I was thinking I’d replace some of the strawberries with raspberries which tend to have more flavour??
Yes that could be a great idea, a little more sweeter let me know how they go 🙂
I addition that I haven’t made these, but I think I will try using strawberries that have been macerated in a little balsamic vinegar. 🙂
ooh now that could be a nice twist Leah 🙂
Could I use frozen mangos instead of strawberry
Sylvia, I’m sure Mango will make it a great tropical. Let us know how you go 🙂
These look great. What could I use in place of the coconut oil though?
I haven’t tried this myself, but you could possibly substitute the coconut oil for honey. If you try this, please let me know how it goes 🙂 Kat x