No Bake
These delicious little bites require zero baking and they are also egg-free, so there’s no worry about eating them raw. They are super simple to throw together. All you do is toss everything in a mixing bowl and stir it up. Roll the dough into balls and refrigerate. Done and done!
No Oatmeal
While these cinnamon raising n’oatmeal bites have a similar flavor and texture of cinnamon raisin oatmeal cookies, they actually have no oatmeal in them. Instead, shredded coconut is used to help emulate the texture of oatmeal cookies. They are super tasty, without tasting like coconut, too!
Grab + Go
Since these cinnamon raisin n’oatmeal bites are single serving, they are great for making ahead to have on hand. Storing them in the fridge keeps them out of sight, so you are less likely to overindulge, too! Take a couple with you as you head out the door on a busy day, or reach for one in the fridge in the afternoon. Either way, they are the perfect bite-sized snack or treat.
No Bake Cinnamon Raisin N’Oatmeal Bites
Ingredients
- 1 cup almond butter
- 1 cup almond flour
- 2 tbsp raw local honey
- 1 tbsp cinnamon
- 1 tsp vanilla
- 1/2 cup unsweetened shredded coconut
- 1/2 cup raisins
- sea salt, to taste
Instructions
- Place all of the ingredients in a mixing bowl, and use a fork or your hands to mix and combine everything. Roll the mixture into tablespoon sized balls. Store in an airtight container in the fridge.
- NOTE: If your almond butter is fresh out of a new jar and a little oily, you may want to refrigerate for 30 minutes or so before rolling into balls to let the dough firm up a bit.
I’m confused why these are called oatmeal bites if there is no oatmeal in the ingredients list?
“N’Oatmeal” means No Oatmeal! Oats aren’t part of the Paleo lifestyle, but these bites have a flavor and texture similar to cinnamon raisin and oatmeal! Hope that helps better explain! 🙂
Is 118 cal for each Ball????!
Our nutrition label generator is an approximation, and honestly something we don’t personally pay attention to. So the short answer is yes, that is what we’ve calculated. Longer answer is that since we started eating paleo (about 3 years ago), we haven’t tracked calories, fat, etc. one bit, and we are both healthier than before going paleo, according to how our bodies feel, but also according to conventional testing at our doctor offices. So, we take it with a grain of salt, and if you eat paleo too hopefully you’ve found the same to be true! 🙂
Can you leave out raisens?
*raisins
Yes, you could leave out the raisins and then may just want to add more cinnamon and/or honey for a little more sweetness if that’s your preference. Let us know what you end up doing! 🙂