Bliss Ball Mix: Vegan Protein Ball Mix

Want to make raw, healthy protein balls or vegan protein balls? This is the best choc bliss ball mix on the market as voted by athletes, mums, naturopaths and more! A gluten-free, vegan-friendly, nutritious
protein ball mix that is perfect for:

• lunch box treats, snacks
• a breakfast bite on the run
• making raw desserts
• pre or post-workout protein top-ups
• with a cuppa to nail a choc craving & filling to get you between meals

Bliss Ball Mix is seriously yummy & super nutritious at the same time. Not only that but it is so easy to make and can be incorporated in so many recipes to
make the healthiest chocolate desserts ever!

Cashews*, Dates, Apricots*, Raw Cacao*, Raw Cacao Nibs*, Natural Protein Powder (pea isolate*), Almond Meal, Maca*, Mesquite*.   

* = certified organic ingredient

Empty pack into a large bowl, add coconut oil or water as directed, use clean hands to combine well & compress into desired shapes. (Add other ingredients prior to mixing & shaping if desired).

Note: they work even without the coconut oil (just add the same amount of water instead, although coconut oil = best for sustained energy & curbing sweet cravings).

Bliss Balls made with coconut oil can be frozen or kept in the fridge for up to 6 weeks.

Hint: split your batch into 3 bowls after adding the coconut oil, & add a different flavour to them all - 3 variations to try, after only one quick session in the kitchen! Minimal mess & maximum
chocolate...mmm!

Sizes 375g (~15 balls) and 750g (~30 balls)

Check out our Protein Ball Making Kit for everything you need to make your first batch of these delicious protein balls!

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Can I eat Bliss Balls if I have blood sugar issues / diabetes?

Research shows that everyone responds to sweet foods differently - some will react strongly to a banana but not a cookie & vice-versa, but in general, the Bliss Balls are one of the ‘better options’ a diabetic can choose as a sweet treat, as the sugars are all from fruit only, & are combined with a lot of fibre, good fat & protein - which will slow the absorption of sugars into the bloodstream.

Are these fattening?

I guess if you ate them to excess in place of ‘a healthy diet’ whilst doing no exercise you may put on a kg or 3, but that would apply to just about anything! They contain vitamins, minerals, good fats, plenty of fibre, resistant starch, protein & antioxidant polyphenols - all of which can help with staying in shape. If in doubt, eat them either just prior to or just after you exercise - the perfect pre or post-workout snack.