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Peanutbutter balls

Well was going over the recipe section and found a Peanut Butter ball recipe:

1 cup peanut butter (microwave to melt)

1 cup oats

1 scoop Protein powder

5 packets splenda

Stir together, form into balls and cool in refrigerator.

Made some of these but found the "oats" did not go down well even though they get soft in the refrig after a while. So I remade the balls with two scoops of Protein Powder ( I used Jay Robb Unflavored 26 grams protein per scoop and no carbs) and no oats and these are great.

Thinking I should have used the chocolate flavor and added to the peanutbutter like Reeses.

Well at least the protein powder is going to some use as I am unable to stomach the shakes. And the peanut butter is a protein too! Just a thought for those like me having trouble getting any protein down right now. (I am 4 weeks out).

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I just ran into the kitchen to make these!! They are in the freezer cuz I want mine slightly frozen!! I can't wait!!

Here is a slightly different version of a PB ball from Eggface....OMG I keep these in the freezer and when I just am REALLY craving something sweet, these hit the spot!

http://theworldaccordingtoeggface.blogspot.com/2008/12/snack-for-santa.html

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