No Bake Honey Peanut Butter Balls: {Gluten & Dairy Free}

 

Holy Moly YUM!!!! Don’t these look amazing! They taste even better!! Creamy peanut butter inside with a slight crunchiness and chocolate shell outside!

The very best part??? NO BAKING REQUIRED!!!

 

 

Of course if you’d rather leave them just rolled in crushed peanuts without the chocolate that is perfectly fine too and still perfectly delicious!

 

 

Yes an indulgent recipe for the the holidays but still healthier than the rest out there! Sweetened with honey inside and no sugar added peanut butter and coated in homemade sugar free chocolate sauce, doesn’t get better than this my friends!

Have you missed my other no bake yummies? Here they are:

 

Nutrition Info

Servings: 18* Calories: 176* Fat: 13g* Cholesterol: 0mg* Sodium: 102mg* Carbs: 15g* Fiber: 2g* Sugars: 9g* Protein: 4g* Points+: 5*

 

 

 No Bake Honey Peanut Butter Balls: Gluten & Dairy Free

Ingredients

  • 1/2 cup honey
  • 1/2 cup no sugar added creamy peanut butter
  • 2 cups brown rice crispy cereal, crushed
  • 1/2 cup salted peanuts, crushed
  • Optional coating: 1/2 cup Chocolate Sauce

Directions

In a bowl mix together honey, peanut butter and crushed cereal. Once incorporated well, roll in crushed peanuts to coat. Place balls on a baking sheet lined with parchment or waxed paper. Refrigerate balls for 30 minutes. Mix up chocolate sauce and refrigerate to thicken slightly, (about 15-20 minutes). Dip one ball at a time into chocolate sauce, place on baking sheet. Continue with the rest. Refrigerate balls for 10-15 minutes until chocolate is hardened. Drizzle with more chocolate sauce on top and chopped peanuts. Keep refrigerated. Makes 18.

 

 

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About Brenda

Hi! Welcome! My name is Brenda and I am a mom to 3 beautiful children, a puppy and a picky husband who I absolutely adore after almost 15 years! Over the course of the last 25 years of my life, (Yikes I'm feeling OLD!) and numerous diet failures, yo-yo-ING weight, crying and praying to God for a solution to maintain a healthy weight and stop the cravings, I have come to the decision that I simply cannot have certain sugars in my life! (To read my full story see, MY SUGAR-FREE JOURNEY.) YES, it is true, no white sugar and other products that contain it. BUT that has not stopped me from enjoying this life! My passion is cooking and I love entertaining friends and family, which makes it pretty cool that I can always try out new, healthy (insert sneaky laugh here) recipes on them!! SO finally after quite some years experimenting and creating recipes without white sugar and white flour, and receiving requests for these very recipes, this blog has come to be! If you are a woman who has recently lost weight and desires to maintain it, you will find encouragement and fabulous recipes here! If you a mom who is struggling to take that baby weight off, you will find help here! You may not even need to lose weight but you desire healthier recipes for yourself and family, you are at the right place! If you still desire to get to that goal weight (yep, that's me!) but still love to entertain (me again!) and don't know what to make, seek no further-- Sugar-Free Mom is the site for you my friend! Come on in and enjoy! Blessings, Brenda

10 thoughts on “No Bake Honey Peanut Butter Balls: {Gluten & Dairy Free}

    • No just use that recipe for chocolate bark and don’t add the cranberries and sunflower seeds, you will only need half that recipe.

    • For the chocolate sauce I melted 1 pkg of ENJOY LIFE brand chocolate chips, it worked great for 1 batch of honey pb. balls
      So yummy my family loved them!

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