How about these homemade energy bites??

[Bazza1234]

goo.gl/brf5Wp

What do you think?

[C3PO Marathon]

They look really easy to make. Probably taste good too.

[misswobble Marathon]

Yep, they will be lovely. So easy to make too. You can chill them down and freeze, each wrapped in cling. I box them so they don't damaged in all the rummaging that goes on 😀

They won't be portable on a warm day, e.g. In your pocket, but fine for afterwards as a recovery, or pre run snack.

[roseabi Ultramarathon]

There's definitely lots of energy in them! I slightly wonder about the fresh blackberries - wouldn't keep very long (although fine in the freezer as MW says) and could get stuck between teeth. But I love the flavour combination of peanut butter and blackberries. Also, chia seeds must be pretty expensive to buy, but ok if you're already used to using them I guess.

[Bazza1234 Marathon in reply to roseabi]

I have a tablespoon of Chia seeds with my morning oats - have no idea if they are doing me any good though!!

[Curlygurly2 Half Marathon]

I love all the variations you can come up with making these balls, I love oats and PNB etc so these look lush

[ju-ju- Marathon]

They look yummy!!

[ancientrunner Half Marathon]

look lovely

[misswobble Marathon]

Chia seeds aren't dear now Roseabi Lidl does em now ☺

[roseabi Ultramarathon in reply to misswobble]

Aha! All good then

[roseabi Ultramarathon in reply to roseabi]

... except for the bits between the teeth

[RalphSS8 Half Marathon]

As a diabetic I have to avoid all the high sugar energy bars but I wonder if this would be OK for me if I skip the honey and use some stevia?

[misswobble Marathon]

Chia seeds aren't hard like berry seeds so you be ok 😁

[Curlygurly2 Half Marathon]

Have you made these Bazza1234 ?

[GoogleMe]

They look like a nice change from the bites I usually make (and probably a bit cheaper too), thanks for sharing that one.