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Cookie Dough Bites
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Instructions
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Grind the oats and nuts in a food processor for 1 minute until finely ground. Then add the honey, vanilla, coconut oil, and chocolate chips. Pulse to combine.
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Using a 1 teaspoon measure, roll into balls.
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To Freeze: Place balls in a single layer on a cookie sheet and freeze for 20-30 minutes. Transfer balls to a zip top freezer bag or glass container, label, and freeze for up to 3 months.
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Tips & Tricks (5)
- Chill Your Mixture First ❄️Refrigerate the combined dough mixture for at least 30 minutes before rolling into bites—this prevents sticking and makes shaping significantly easier while keeping the texture firm and bite-sized.
- Toast Your Nuts for Depth 🥜Lightly toast the cashews and walnuts for 5-7 minutes at 300°F before processing to intensify their flavor and add a subtle richness that elevates the entire bite.
- Use Melted Coconut Oil Strategically 🥥Melt the coconut oil completely and let it cool slightly before mixing—this ensures even distribution and creates the ideal cookie dough texture without excess oiliness.
- Pulse Don't Pulverize Your Oats 🌾Briefly pulse old-fashioned oats instead of over-processing them to maintain their texture and fiber structure, giving the bites a more authentic cookie dough bite and chewiness.
- Freeze for Extended Storage 🧊Store finished bites in an airtight container in the freezer for up to one month—they thaw to perfect texture in just 10 minutes and taste fresher than refrigerated versions.
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Vegetarian
Low-Cholesterol
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