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Peanut Butter Power Balls

I found this recipe in the United Airlines Magazine

Peanut Butter Power Balls

3 parts creamy peanut butter

4 parts in fat dry milk

1 part pure honey ( or agave nectar ). I used sugar free flavoring syrup instead. I had the Carmel on hand. Just added enough to barely moisten so I could make balls.

1. Sprinkle dry milk into peanut butter and mix. Add honey or syrup

2. Shape into bite size balls on dinner plate; place in freezer for at least 15 minutes

3. Enjoy, feel the power of healthy energy.

I used 1 tablespoon as my one part. So 3 tablespoons peanut butter, 4 tablespoons dry milk.

It would be dangerous to make too many!

Be careful they can be addictive!

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Should say non fat dry milk, not in fat. Lol

Good energy stuff. Good thing I don't like peanutbutter LOL

Hmm. I wonder if that would work with powdered peanut butter (PB2)?

I was thinking the same thing about using PB2!!

Oh, mmmmmm Peanut Butter, drooool.

As I am finally learning, now that I have to be wheat free, lactose free and low fodmap, there are SO many really good (and very healthy) treats to make, you seriously dont need that white flour crap. I dont even buy gluten free alternatives to bread, Cookies etc because they're just as crap as the wheat products!

I made some pancakes today with oat flour (I ground it in my Vitamix) and LSA mix and they were fantastic!

Has anyone tried it with the pb2?

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