California Walnut Power Balls

California Walnut Power Balls recipe c/o California Walnuts.
California Walnut Power Balls:

California Walnut Power Balls: Healthier Treats. Hello friends. Fancy making some of these California Walnut Power Balls? Also, healthier snacking treat. Great for breakfast, brunch or an afternoon snack. Of course, so yummy too!

Walnuts are the only nut to contain significant amounts of the plant-based essential omega-3 ALA (2.5g/30g). A handful of walnuts (30g) offers 2.5g of plant-based essential omega-3 ALA, 2g of fibre, 4.6g of protein and ‘good’ polyunsaturated fats.

Also a great way to add more protein to your diet and perfect after a gym workout. These power balls have just 4 healthy ingredients and only take about 10 minutes to make. So easy to make too. So do you fancy making some walnut balls?

How To Make California Walnut Power Balls:

California Walnut Power Balls. They also keep for about 4-5 days so great to make a batch or two up for the next few days. You can also mix the ingredients up a little to suit your mood.

California Walnut Power Balls: What’s Not To Love?

Energise your day with California Walnut Power Balls – a wholesome and delicious snack packed with the natural goodness of walnuts. These nutrient-rich bites are a tasty way to fuel your adventures and stay active. Try this recipe for a burst of energy that fits in the palm of your hand!

Prep: 10 minutes

Makes 12

You Will Need:

  • 75g California Walnut Pieces
  • 100g dried apricots
  • 100g dried figs, halved
  • 2 tbsp mixed seeds (20g)

How To Make:

  1. Place 25g walnuts in a food processor and blitz until chopped. Transfer to a large plate and set aside.
  2. Place the remaining walnuts in the food processor with the apricots, figs and the seeds and blitz to give a coarse paste.
  3. Last but not least, with damp hands, divide the mixture into 12 and roll into balls. Roll the balls in the reserved chopped walnuts and serve.

Cooks Tip: Make these up and store in an airtight container and they will keep for 4-5 days. So great as a snack for the gym or in lunch boxes. Also, try swapping the apricots with dates or prunes.

California Walnut Power Balls

California Walnuts Recipe.

California Walnut Power Balls:

So what do you think about these Power Balls? Do you fancy making some? Because I do. Let me know if you mix up the recipe too. I would love some new ideas. California Walnut Power Balls recipe c/o California Walnuts. Updated post, first published here 17th April 2019.

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18 Comments

  1. Our Hopeful Home
    24 September 2019 / 02:03

    Looks yummy! Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm. xo Kathleen

  2. 13 September 2019 / 14:44

    Simple and healthy recipe! I pinned it since I am definitely making some of these.
    Happy fall,
    Kippi

  3. Mrs A
    7 July 2019 / 10:09

    These look great, I love anything with nuts in.
    #abitofeverything

  4. Patrick Weseman
    26 June 2019 / 15:41

    They look really good and yummy. Thanks for sharing them. #abitofeverything

  5. Sam
    26 June 2019 / 13:52

    They look fab and I like the fact they give you energy X #abitofeverything

  6. 28 May 2019 / 21:43

    I’m always looking for new and delicious healthy snacks, Claire, and your California walnut power balls look fantastic! Walnuts are so good for us, I’m glad to have this recipe. Thank you for sharing, and for your support of the Hearth and Soul Link Party. Hope your week is going well.

  7. Alice
    16 May 2019 / 22:22

    This sounds like a good recipe for me without adding sugar to it. Thanks for sharing it with us at#omhgww

  8. Ruth
    18 April 2019 / 15:44

    These look tasty

  9. Heather
    18 April 2019 / 13:48

    Yummy! These sound so good!

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