Vegan Chocolate Protein Bites - delicious little morsels of crunchy chocolate heaven given a protein boost from a divine Peace Blend vegan protein powder #veganchocolate #veganprotein #postworkout | Recipe on thecookandhim.com

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Vegan Chocolate Protein Bites

prep: 10 mins / cook: 0 mins / inactive: 30 mins / total: 40 mins / quantity: 15 bites Print recipe?

Vegan Chocolate Protein Bites - delicious little morsels of crunchy chocolate heaven given a protein boost from a divine Peace Blend vegan protein powder #veganchocolate #veganprotein #postworkout | Recipe on thecookandhim.com

These Vegan Chocolate Protein Bites are delicious little morsels of crunchy chocolate heaven given a protein boost from a divine Peace Blend of vegan protein powder.

This is going to be a short post.  Just 3 ingredients.  And just 3 photos.  Because these protein bites are probably the simplest recipe we’ve got here.

BUT they are sheer unadulterated vegan chocolate heaven.

Vegan Chocolate Protein Bites - delicious little morsels of crunchy chocolate heaven given a protein boost from a divine Peace Blend vegan protein powder #veganchocolate #veganprotein #postworkout | Recipe on thecookandhim.com

Why?  Let me list the whys …

Vegan chocolate

Hodmedods Quinoa Puffs

Macacha Peace Blend Vegan Protein Powder

With just a quick melt, an even quicker stir and a fairly quick plop into a silicon mould – and if you can wait the 30 odd minutes they take to set you’ll soon be enjoying this perfect little post work out / post anything decadently healthy little treat.

If you’re wondering about the protein powder element let me point you in the direction of a couple of our other posts:

Where Do Vegans Get Their Protein

and

Vegan Protein Powder Review (written entirely by Phil himself nonetheless!)

 

Is dark chocolate vegan?

We see this question asked a lot in our travels across the internet and in Facebook groups.  Chocolate itself is plant based, making it ‘naturally’ vegan.  But in between being a bean growing on a tree and the stuff you buy in the shops it goes through a whole process where it can get a variety of additives including milk and sugar.  The best quality vegan chocolate should only contain cocoa, cocoa butter, sweetener and occasionally vanilla.  Cheaper and lesser quality chocolate bars use other ingredients as filler to bulk out and minimise the use of the more costly cocoa bean.

As with so many things, buy the best you can afford.  And I say this as a former lover of pretty much anything Cadbury!  My tastes have changed a lot over the years and even pre-vegan dark chocolate was my preferred choice when it came to baking or desserts.  It has such a richer, more rounded and less sweet flavour.

And I promise you, you won’t be disappointed with these nummy little protein bites.  After each one Phil would just look at me and say ‘these are so good’.  There may have been an expletive in the middle of every one of those sentences but I’ll spare you his potty mouth 😉

Vegan Chocolate Protein Bites - delicious little morsels of crunchy chocolate heaven given a protein boost from a divine Peace Blend vegan protein powder #veganchocolate #veganprotein #postworkout | Recipe on thecookandhim.com

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Vegan Chocolate Protein Bites

prep: 10 mins / cook: 0 mins / inactive: 30 mins / total: 40 mins / quantity: 15 bites

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Break the chocolate into chunks (unless you're using chocolate chips) and melt in a microwave or in bain-marie (a heatproof bowl set over a saucepan of barely simmering water)
  2. Once it's melted gradually whisk in the sachet of protein powder
  3. Stir in the quinoa puffs then spoon the mixture into the silicon mould. This part is a bit messy! I use a teaspoon to drop the mixture into the mould then a palette knife to flatten it and push it down into the mould, scraping the excess across the top as I go
  4. Put the mould into the fridge for around 30 minutes until set
  5. Push the chocolates out of the mould and store in an airtight container in the fridge
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