Energy Bite Bars

This energy bite bars recipe is a spin off of the classic energy bite ball with extra healthy additives. It starts a hearty oatmeal base, healthy seeds, and the sweetness of mini semi-sweet chocolate chips all glued to together with peanut butter and honey to make a perfectly chewy bar. Pleasing to adult and kids taste buds alike.

Energy Bite Bar Recipe

Our family loves to make this big batch of granola bars so we have them at hand for a healthy last minute breakfast option and snack on the go. Store them in the refrigerator up to two weeks at a time or freeze half to save and take out later, these granola bars are perfect for kids that are always hungry and a busy family life!

How to make Energy Bars

These energy bite bars are easy as 1,2,3. Simply mix ingredients together, press into pan, freeze, cut to size and enjoy! It really is that easy.

1. In a large mixing bowl, combine the oatmeal, peanut butter, honey, seeds and vanilla together. Add and mix in chocolate chips!
2. Pour and spread into a jelly pan lined with parchment paper.
3. Freeze for at least 20 minutes, remove from pan and cut into any size you want!

Nothing to it! These bars are a no fuss, healthy snack that will soon be a staple in your fridge!

Energy Bars Tips and Tricks

• Seriously, you can eat these energy bite bars anywhere! In the house, on a boat or in a car… but just remember if you keep them chilled they stick together better and don’t melt! We tend to throw them in the cooler on top of our drinks.
• They make a great breakfast option. I eat two, depending on size, with my cup of caffeine or I pair one with a hard boiled egg. These bars then keep me going to lunch! No prep and no mess breakfasts are a must for busy moms!
• Energy bite bars are a guilt free healthy snack to help big and little kids stay full and on the go! Because we can choose the size, I cut them into select-a-size options for my growing family making these perfect sized snack for all ages.
• This recipe is totally customizable. Try adding more or less of anything. More oats? No problem! Want to switch out some oats for cheerios or rice crispies? Why not! Seeds aren’t your thing? Cut back and add more oats! It’s hard to go wrong here so just have fun and Enjoy!

Other Breakfast Ideas

Want some make-ahead breakfast dishes? You can’t go wrong with these!

Fresh apples and slightly tart dried cranberries blend seamlessly with the crunch of pecans and just sweet enough old fashion rolled oats is this Baked Apple Cranberry Pecan Oatmeal Recipe. This breakfast dish lets you wake up to a mess-free, warm and, hardy breakfast.

If a savory breakfast is your thing, try this Homemade Breakfast Casserole Recipe! The savory taste of ground breakfast sausage, onions, and cheese sprinkled between layers of buttered bread makes this breakfast casserole recipe simply the best! Like a breakfast sandwich in casserole form, this delicious dish has been a favorite in our house for years.

Who says cake can’t be for breakfast? Fluffy and light white cake with pockets of sweet cherry pie filling baked within and topped with a simple glaze make this perfect Cherry Brunch Cake Recipe. Pair it with a quick healthy protein like a hard-boiled egg sprinkled in black pepper for complete breakfast!