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    Reindeer Energy Bites

    Oct 21, 2021 · Leave a Comment

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    Add some Rudolph fun to your snack time with Reindeer Energy Bites! These nutritious snack bites are decorated with gluten-free pretzel antlers and fresh fruit for a super fun and healthy Christmas bite!

    Reindeer Energy Bites

    How to Make Reindeer Energy Bites

    I don't think I ever realized just how cute my energy bites could be! Adding pretzel antlers, eyes made from Cheerios and vegan chocolate chips, and a red raspberry nose created the sweetest little Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Energy Bites, all ready to join in the reindeer games. My No-Bake Date Coconut Energy Bites are lighter in color, so I added cocoa powder to turn them reindeer-brown. They're the perfect addition to your holiday season!

    Reindeer Energy Bites
    Reindeer Energy Bites
    Reindeer Energy Bites

    This Reindeer Energy Bites recipe is gluten-free, vegan (no dairy or eggs!), refined sugar-free, and soy-free. Check out the full Christmas Fun with Food post! It has wreaths, trees, reindeer, and snowmen, all created out of healthy ingredients and fun, festive touches. Make sure to tag me on Instagram and leave a review if you make any of these fun recipes!

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    Reindeer Energy Bites

    Reindeer Energy Bites


    • Author: Elaine Gordon
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    Add some fun to snack time with Reindeer Energy Bites, decorated with pretzel antlers and fresh fruit for a fun and healthy Christmas bite!


    Ingredients

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    For the reindeer head

    • No-Bake Date Coconut Energy Bites
    • ¼ cup unsweetened cocoa powder (mixed into the energy bites to make it brown)

    To decorate

    • pretzel twists (gluten-free if desired - I love From the Ground Up Cauliflower Pretzel Twists)
    • vegan cashew icing for "glue" to help the decorations stick (if needed)
    • Cherrios or other O-shaped gluten-free cereal for the eyes
    • mini vegan chocolate chips for the eyes
    • fresh raspberries for Rudolph's red nose

    Instructions

    1. Prepare the energy bites, adding ¼ cup unsweetened cocoa powder to the food processor to make the energy bites brown.  Roll into balls.  You can make the reindeer heads ahead of time and store in an airtight container in the refrigerator.  Then, decorate before enjoying.  Decoration instructions next....
    2. To decorate, break the pretzel twists into pieces to create antler shapes.  Stick into the top of the energy ball to create the antlers.  Place dots of icing where the eyes and nose will go.  Place the cereal and chocolate chip onto the icing where the eyes are located.  Place the raspberry where the nose will go.  You can break a piece off the raspberry if the raspberry is too large.  You can also use freeze dried raspberries here.

    Notes

    Adapted from Haute and Healthy Living

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