Fuel your day the delicious way with these no-bake, super matcha and chocolate orange energy bites. Packed with protein, antioxidants and omega-3 fatty acids, load ’em up for on-the-go munching.
Snack-o-holics, rejoice! Green tea + citrus + chocolate is a “matcha” made in heaven. Portable and petite, these all-natural energy bites made with wholesome, clean ingredients are the perfect fuel for your busy day. Because let’s get real. Store-bought energy bars can pack more than just a few unmentionable preservatives (not to mention a hefty price!). Why not make your own?
Next time you’re in need of an afternoon nibble, perk up and zen out with super matcha and chocolate orange energy bites. Did you know matcha powdered green tea has about 137 times more antioxidants than regularly brewed green tea? Matcha also touts metabolism boosting effects, while naturally calming the mind and relaxing the body. And then there’s all that delicious dark chocolate, of which regular intake is associated with better cognitive performance and lower blood pressure. What a powerhouse combo!
Let’s not forget about the vibrant, blood orange juice and zest. A wonderful compliment to the earthiness of matcha. Dates give these nibbles a bit of sweetness while almond and flax meal pack protein and omega-3 fatty acids. Even in the most hangry of situations, these little treats are sure to satisfy.
With just a few ingredients standing in the way of your mid-day bliss, what are you waiting for? Delicious and easy to make, super matcha and chocolate orange energy bites offer clarity,satiety and powerful energy. Enjoy!
Absolutely! Chocolate pairs nicely with so many different types of fruit. I would try to stick to citrus, to provide the same flavor profile for these bites.
Nicole
These look and sound absolutely incredible! Dark chocolate, matcha, AND orange! Love it! 🙂
Shannon
Thank you, Nicole!! It’s such a fun & delicious combo. 🙂
Ray
Can you replace the blood orange with other fruit?
Shannon
Absolutely! Chocolate pairs nicely with so many different types of fruit. I would try to stick to citrus, to provide the same flavor profile for these bites.