These no bake, chocolate chip cookie dough bites are a wonderful tasty treat! But definitely make when you can share with a crowd, because these bites are as addictive as they are tasty! Once you pop these into the freezer they become tasty morels of nutritious cookie dough that you will want to make again and again!! I will warn you that the process of making them and rolling them into balls can be quite messy, so this would be a great dessert to make with the kiddos!!
The entire process to make them is about 20 minutes (no cooking). Place oats, walnuts, almonds and salt into a food processor. Pulse until finely ground but not into a paste. Then add in vanilla, and agave, and pulse until combined. Finally put mixture in a bowl and gently fold in chocolate chips. I used mini ones here mainly because I thought they would be cute in this recipe. If you have a mini ice cream scoop that would be best to use here to make them all uniform in size, and probably less messy too. But I just rolled by hand because I always forget to buy those kind of ice cream scoops when I see them. Place on a sheet tray and freeze for about an hour to firm up.
Some people eat these for breakfast, and call them energy cookie dough bites or protein cookie balls. Whatever you eat them, they are a tasty treat you can feel good about! They are loaded with healthy fats, protein, and vitamins and mineral that your body craves. *WARNING consume with others, or you may find yourself in a cookie dough bite haze!! Enjoy!
- ⅔ cup of raw oats
- ⅔ cup of raw walnuts
- ⅔ cup of raw almonds
- ⅛ tsp of sea salt
- 2 tsp of pure vanilla extract
- 3 tbsp of dark chocolate chips
- ¼ cup of raw agave nectar
- Place oats, walnuts, almonds and salt into a food processor.
- Pulse until finely ground but not into a paste.
- Add in vanilla, and agave, and pulse until combined.
- Place mixture in a bowl and gently fold in chocolate chips. (we used mini chocolate chips)
- Use an ice cream scoop to create small balls that are the same size OR you can roll them by hand.
- Place on a sheet tray and freeze for about an hour to firm up.
These cookie bites look so delicious! I love cookie dough
I hope you don’t mind if I feature it on the food fight this Sunday (photo only and linked back)
I’d be honored!
Can the agave be substituted?
I made these and they did not hold together at all..do you have any tips for that?
Regardless i froze them in their crumbly mixture state and they like granola…really good.