Combine all ingredients in a bowl and form small balls. Refrigerate for best texture.
Energy Bites
These oat bites are an amazing, healthy grab-and-go snack Esty likes to include when she sends dinner to a new mother.
Yields 20 bites
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can i skip chia seeds
Yes, you can leave out the chia seeds. The energy bites may be slightly softer without them, so if the mixture feels too sticky to form into balls, you can add a little extra oats as needed.
Can i use quick oats instead?
Yes. Old-fashioned oats provide a chewier, heartier texture, while quick oats, are smaller and create a smoother, more uniform, and softer result.