Tired of packaged foods with hidden ingredients that end up leaving you still hungry? Fear, not my friends. These Chocolate Orange Blossom Energy Bites are made with real, clean, and whole ingredients.

If you’ve been following along for some time now, you’d know that energy bites are one of my favorite snacks for adults and children. They are packed with healthy fats and fiber that will leave you feeling full and satisfied for a while. It’s one of my boy’s favorite things to make and eat. Feel free to double the recipe to store in the freezer so you can grab and go. I like to add them to my boy’s lunches and that way they thaw before they eat lunch.

I am really loving the Truvani chocolate protein powder because it’s made with clean ingredients and has a really great flavor. There’s nothing worse than a protein powder with a funky after taste. I wanted to take these energy bites up a notch and you know chocolate and orange go hand-in-hand, and while orange blossom is my jam right now, I added that and some dried cranberries and created my favorite energy bites yet.

So here is the recipe to probably my best snack ever created…I can guarantee you’ll be wanting to make these over and over again.

Energy bites side view picture with cashews and cranberries

Chocolate Orange Blossom Energy Bites

Healthy Chocolate Orange Blossom Bites that are made with real wholesome ingredients that'll make you coming back for more.

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Prep Time 5

Cook Time 5

Total Time 10

Course Snack

Servings 8

Equipment

Food Processor

Ingredients

1 1/2 cups gluten-free rolled oats
2 tbsp raw cashews
1/2 scoop of chocolate protein powder I like Truvani but you can use any chocolate powder you prefer
1/2 cup raw cashew butter
1 tbsp cacao powder
1 tbsp orange blossom honey
1 tsp orange blossom water
3 tbsp coconut oil
2 tbsp dried cranberries
2 tbsp cacao nib

Instructions

In a food processor, add all ingredients EXCEPT the cranberries and cacao nibs and blend until it starts to form a paste.
Pour ingredients into a bowl and add the dried cranberries and cacao nibs and mix with hands or rubber spatula.
Using a small melon scooper, roll into balls and place in a glass storage container
I like to freeze half of them to add to the boy’s school lunches.

I hope you enjoy these delicious Chocolate Orange Blossom Energy Bites. They are by far one of my favorite ones I made so far.

XO,

Natalie