Time 4 Mint Chocolate Protein Balls

Ingredients

To make these amazing Mint Chocolate Protein Balls, you will need:
200g Pitted Dates
300g Oat Flour
72g (4 scoops) Time 4 Nutrition Whey Protein Double chocolate Mousse Flavour
1 tsp Peppermint Extract
100ml Milk
20g Cocoa
Enough Dark Chocolate to cover the Balls (optional)

Method

Start off by soaking your dates in water for at least 2 hours. Drain and smash to a past in a blender. Transfer to a large bowl and add everything else, (add 75ml Milk at first) mixing until consistent. If you need to add the rest of the Milk them do so but if it gets too loose to roll, add some more oat flour them roll into balls.

Either keep in the fridge, or if using the Chocolate, freeze for an hour or more, melt your Chocolate then dip your balls in (HA!) The Chocolate will harden quickly on them.

These will keep in the fridge for about a week but as long as a few months if frozen. Why not take one out the night before and keep in the fridge for work.

Try this amazing Mint Chocolate Protein Balls recipe today.

TASTY TIME 4 TREATS
 
We have worked with one of Italy’s leading flavour houses to produce some of the best tasting sports supplements available.

Our Time 4 Whey Protein is an ideal product to use to make high protein deserts, protein bars, protein flapjacks and other healthy treats. The flavours are delicious and so easy to work with. Also try using our Essential Amino Acids (EAAs) and Intra Workout (BCAAs) for healthy muscle building slushies and protein jelly.

Also try using our Time 4 Collagen + which can easily be added to hot and cold drinks and virtually any recipe as it mixes easily, is unflavoured, has a very neutral taste and is gluten free, dairy free, lactose free, GMO free, sugar free and fat free.

Our customers are always sending in recipe ideas and we love to share them on our website so you can try them at home. If you have a recipe that uses our products and you would like to share it then please drop us an email with the ingredients, method, and some good images. If you can also work out the macros that would be a great help as this makes it a lot easier to work these treats into your diet whether that would be low fat, low carbs or keto.

Check out our other recipe pages to find high protein porridge, protein overnight oats, protein doughnuts, protein pancakes, protein brownies, protein flapjacks, protein bites, protein truffles, protein cheesecake, protein ice cream, protein waffles, protein cakes, protein yoghurt and much more.