Our friends at Lunch Lady have shared some delicious and nutritious bliss ball recipes. These tasty little treats are the perfect pocket sized snack for the whole fam!
Our friends at Lunch Lady have shared some delicious and nutritious bliss ball recipes. These tasty little treats are the perfect pocket sized snack for the whole fam!
APRICOT & COCONUT BLISS BALLS
Apricot + Coconut Use the plump, whole dried apricots (sometimes sold as Turkish apricots) for this recipe—their juiciness helps hold the balls together.
Makes 12
DATE CARAMEL & HAZELNUT BLISS BALLS
Date Caramel + Hazelnut If your hands are getting too sticky rolling these balls, moisten them a little so the mixture sticks to itself and not your hands! Slightly damp hands also help the chopped hazelnuts stick better to the outside of the balls.
Makes 16
BLACK FOREST BLISS BALLS
Black Forest Dried cherries are delicious but can be hard to find. Use dried cranberries as a very tasty substitute. The dark chocolate is optional, but highly recommended! You could also use a couple of tablespoons of cacao nibs instead of the dark chocolate pieces.
Makes 12
RUM & RAISIN WHISKEY BALLS
Rum + Raisin Or whisky + raisin, or brandy + raisin ... Of course, because of the liquor in these balls, they are for the adults only. If you’d like to make these for kids, leave out the alcohol and replace it with a teaspoon of vanilla paste and the zest of an orange. The dark chocolate is optional but really yummy—and, if you make the kid-friendly version, it turns them into jaffa-ish flavoured bliss balls.
Makes 12