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    20 of the Best No Bake Energy Bites Recipes

    Energy bites are one of my favourite healthy snacks, there are so many variations that I never get bored. They are packed full of nutrients and provide a much needed energy boost in the afternoon. I make a batch a couple of times a week and keep them in the fridge to snack on whenever I get hungry. They are quick and easy to make and you can use almost any combination of oats, nuts, seeds and dried fruit. I have compiled a list of 20 of the best no bake energy bites recipes. There are lots of different flavours so I am sure there will be something to suit everyone.

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    No Bake Energy Bites

    Energy Bites Recipes

     

    Fruity Flapjack Energy Bites from Eats Amazing

     

    Chia Energy Bites from My Fussy Eater

     

    No-Bake Energy Bites from Rosalilium

     

    3 Ingredient Chocolate Bliss Balls from Claire’s Journey

     

    Coconut, Pistachio and Matcha Energy Bites from Jan’s Family Notebook

     


    Cacao Nibs Energy Balls from Lylia Rose

     

    Vegan, Raw Mini Energy Bars from Captain Bobcat

     

    Raw Vegan Carrot Cake Energy Balls from The Lifestyle Blogger UK

    Lemon Blueberry Energy Bites from My Whole Food Life

    Cacao and Roasted Hazelnut Energy Balls from Nutritiously Naughty

    Peanut Butter Cookie Dough Energy Bites from Homemade Health

    Lemon Drizzle Energy Balls from Made by Luci

    Cranberry Almond Energy Bites from A Cedar Spoon

    Lime Coconut Energy Bites from Running on Real Food

    Lemon Turmeric Energy Balls from Natalie’s Food and Health

    Almond Butter Energy Bites from Joy Food Sunshine

    Raspberry Coconut Breakfast Balls from Healthy Little Foodies

    Pineapple Coconut Energy Balls from Cupcakes and Kale Chips

    Cranberry Vanilla Energy Bites from Recipe Runner

    Peanut Butter Coconut Balls from Jan’s Family Notebook

    Banana Oat Energy Bites from Recipe Diaries

     

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    What is your favourite energy bites recipe? Let me know in the comments.

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    Reviews

    Hape George Luck Wooden Puzzles Review

    We were recently sent two wooden puzzles from the Hape George Luck range to try. Little Man and Little Miss were eager to try them when they arrived as they love doing puzzles. Little Miss’ favourite animal is a rabbit so she was particularly pleased with the Rainbow Rabbit wooden puzzle. I am a huge fan of the Hape range of toys and have been impressed with the products we have purchased in the past. I was interested to see what these puzzles would be like and I am happy to say they lived up to the expectation I had of Hape.

    Hape George Luck Puzzles

    The Rainbow Rabbit wooden puzzle has 6 colourful pieces that fit together to form two rabbits, a large one and a smaller one. There is a hole at the back to help with the removal of the puzzle pieces. I am very pleased it is there as otherwise the children would tip the puzzle upside down sending pieces flying everywhere!

    Little Miss (3) found the puzzle quite tricky at first but after I helped her a few times she became more confident and was happy to attempt it on her own. She still needed a little help but there is always an older brother around to lend a hand. This has quickly become one of Little Miss’ favourite puzzles and she asks to do it most days.

    We were also sent the Arctic Animals puzzle which Little Man (5) has had lots of fun with. The Arctic scene shows two polar bears, a walrus and a killer whale along with the ice and sea. There is a hidden puzzle underneath which Little Man was delighted with. This shows another arctic scene of dolphins swimming in the sea. Little Man found the puzzle a little difficult but with lots of concentration and by using the picture on the box as a guide he managed to complete it without any help. My older two boys aged 7 and 9 also enjoyed completing the puzzle.

    The puzzles are excellent for helping to develop problem solving skills, hand-eye coordination and concentration. They also spark imagination, Little Miss loves to talk about the mama rabbit and baby rabbit. The Arctic puzzle is a perfect introduction to discussing animals that live in the Arctic.

    I received the wooden puzzles for the purpose of this review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

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