Easy Vegan Cooking Tips: How to Make High-Protein Bars and Bites! – One Green Planet

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Its easy to get worn out when youre constantly on-the-go. This is why weve come up with a list of easy vegan cooking tips from the Food Monster App on how to add extra protein to your snack bites and bars!

Making your own high-protein vegan snack is simple. Just grab whatever oats, nuts, seeds, dried fruit, or granola you have left over in your pantry, mix it up with a binder and a sweetener and you have the base of a delicious, healthy snack. All you have to do is roll your mixture into bars or bites and stick them in the refrigerator to take with you on the go. Choose one or all of these tips for making a high-protein vegan snack to stay full and energized throughout your day!

Peanut Butter Snack Balls

Nut butter is rich in protein, healthy fats, and most importantly delicious flavor! Check outWhich Nut Butter is the Perfect Fit for You?by Lauren Mauldwin for a breakdownof different kinds of nut butter, you can find on Amazon!

Clmence Moulaert showed us how to make a simple, nutty snack ball with herPeanut Butter Snack Balls recipe- she just combines peanut butter, coconut, dates, and walnuts for a high-protein, super delicious bite!

If you arent the biggest fan of nut butter, you can tryKarielyn Tillmans method of masking the nut butter flavor with bolder plant-based ingredients like sesame and pistachio! You will add protein to your snack without overwhelming it with peanut butter! Check out herPistachio Sesame Seed Balls for more information!

Superpower Protein Balls

Protein powder is great because it adds up to 20+ grams of protein per serving for a low amount of calories! To explore some vegan options and flavors, check out15 Vegan Soy-free, Grain-Free Protein Powders byCortne Bonilla!

Judy Moosmueller added vanilla protein to herSuperpower Protein Ballsfor a sweet, vanilla-y bite! She offsets the bright, vanilla flavor with savory tahini to create a rich and delicious energy bite!

Jen Elliot showed us how to make a low-calorie bite with a ton of protein and flavor in herVanilla Orange Protein Balls recipe! She uses vanilla protein powder and orange flavor to create a sweet little bite of protein!

If you need extra energy, make these into bars for a bigger snack on-the-go!

Clean and Colorful Cacao and Walnut Truffles

Nuts and seeds are loaded with healthy fats, protein, and flavor! Theyre already in bite-sized chunks so theyre perfect to add to your snack bites and bars!

Julie Van den Kerchove combined oats and cashews in herHigh-Protein Cacao Nib Cookie Dough Bites for a super delicious and protein-rich snack! Plus, the richness of the cashews create a cookie dough texture and flavor. Perfection!

We think that theseClean and Colorful Cacao and Walnut TrufflesbyKarielyn Tillman is the ideal, high-protein treat! The walnuts add in healthy fats and protein for a super rich snack!

Kelly Fielding showed us how to combine cashews and pistachios for a delicious, satisfying snack on-the-go with herHigh-Protein Green Buzz Balls! The best part about pistachios is that they add flavor, color, and loads of protein!

Need more high-protein vegan snack bite inspiration? Check out by 25 Energy-Packed Snack Balls That Will Jump-Start Your Day or10 Granola Bars That are Healthy and Delicious. We also highly recommend downloading our Food Monster App, which is available for iPhone, and can also be found on Instagram and Facebook. The app has more than 15,000 plant-based, allergy-friendly recipes, and subscribers gain access to new recipes every day. Check it out!

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