Halloween Vegan Bat Truffles Written by Team PhD 2 MinShare Give yourself a plant-based treat with our Halloween Vegan Bat Truffles. Ready in just 30 minutes these easy truffles are the perfect protein hit for the afternoon cuppa this spooky season. Who said Halloween has to be all chocolate and candy? Ingredients – Serves 10 100gmedjool dates, pitted40gsmooth peanut butter50g Diet Plant Protein Powder - Belgian Chocolate (500g) 15gcocoa powder1orange juice and zest100g dark chocolate, dairy free10Oreos20edible eyes Macro Value – (Per truffle) Kcal195Fat8.7gCarbs21.6gProtein6.6g SERVINGS Ready in 30 mins Serves 10 METHOD To a high powered food processor, add the pitted dates, peanut butter, orange juice and zest, protein powder, cocoa powder and oats. Blitz until fully combined and the mixture comes together in a big dough ball. Roll into 10 even sized balls and place in the fridge for 30 minutes. Break the chocolate into small pieces and carefully melt in small increments in the microwave. Using two forks, dip each ball into the chocolate and roll until fully coated, then place onto a baking tray lined with parchment. Break the Oreos into halves, then gently push two halves into the sides of each ball to create the bat wings. Stick two edible eyes onto each ball, then place the tray in the fridge until the chocolate has set. Make sure to let us know how you get on with your Vegan Bat Truffles and tag us in more of your recipes on social media @phdnutrition. We love seeing your workouts, recipes, and having you as part of our community. If you want to make sure to check out more of our amazing recipes here or grab yourself some of our other 100% whey. Don’t forget we also have 100% Plant and Smart Bar Plant ranges available for you to try too. Written by Team PhD Team PhD Focusing on all aspects of health and fitness, we are here to help you on your journey. More articles by author Featured Articles Nutrition FUELLING THE WORLD’S LONGEST NON-STOP SWIM How far can a human swim non-stop? Ross Edgley explains why he decided to supplement the swim with Charge Pre-Workout ... 10 MinTeam PHD Nutrition How much Protein do I need? Protein is an essential macronutrient to include in your diet. The amount of protein intake should vary depending on your ... 10 MinTeam PHD Recipes Chocolate Orange Cheesecake Chia Pudding Are you looking for a yummy pudding that's packed full of protein? Then you have to try this recipe now! ... 10 MinTeam PHD Recipes White Choc Blondie Smart Bar Rocky Road White Choc Blondie Smart Bar Rocky Road Recipe - A delicious high protein treat snack or treat to share with ... 10 MinTeam PHD Recipes PROTEIN BANANA BREAD FRENCH TOAST This high protein, low sugar Banana Bread French Toast recipe is the perfect way to start your mornings. Find recipe ... 10 MinTeam PHD Uncategorised WHAT IS HYBRID TRAINING? Have you ever considered hybrid training? In this article we delve into the the benefits of including various training modalities, ... 10 MinTeam PHD Uncategorised Benefit of Beta Alanine for athletic performance This article delves into the scientific research around Beta Alanine's performance and health benefits, how and who should take it ... 10 MinTeam PHD Recipes Mango, Orange & Lime Protein Slushy A creamy, milky protein shake might not be for you and this is where we want to introduce our Smart ... 10 MinTeam PHD Community PhD TURF TEAM: TEAM CHARGE Meet PhD Turf Games Team, Team Charge. We interviewed each member of the two PhD Turf Teams so you can ... 10 MinTeam PHD
