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Easy No-Bake Chocolate Brownie Date Balls
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Easy No-Bake Chocolate Brownie Date Balls

by Cuts Food
written by Cuts Food

chocolate date balls are my little secret weapon for the days when I want something sweet but I do not want to bake, chill a pan, or deal with a sink full of dishes. You know those afternoons when you are tired, snacky, and one random cookie will not cut it? That is exactly when I make these Easy No-Bake Chocolate Brownie Date Balls. They taste like fudgy brownie batter, but they are made with simple pantry stuff. I also love that I can make a batch in about the time it takes to find something on TV.

Why You’ll Love These Date Balls

First, the texture is the whole reason to make them. They are soft, chewy, and kind of melt in your mouth like a dense brownie bite. Second, these Easy No-Bake Chocolate Brownie Date Balls are naturally sweetened with dates, so you get that caramel like flavor without needing refined sugar.

They are also super practical. I keep them in the fridge and grab one when I need a quick pick me up between meetings or right after the gym. If you are into snacky recipes like this, you might also like these easy peanut butter energy balls with chocolate chips. Same grab and go vibe, different flavor mood.

And if you are thinking, will my family actually eat these? Yes. My household treats them like dessert, even though I originally made them as a quick snack.

Ingredients You’ll Need

This recipe is short and sweet, which is exactly what I want on a busy day. Try to use soft, squishy dates. If yours are dry, do not worry. I will tell you how to fix that in the tips section.

Here is what you will need:

  • Medjool dates (pitted)
  • Unsweetened cocoa powder
  • Nut butter like almond butter or peanut butter
  • Vanilla extract
  • Salt (just a pinch makes chocolate taste more chocolatey)
  • Optional add ins mini chocolate chips, shredded coconut, chopped nuts, or hemp hearts

If you need a cozy baked treat for another day, I am also obsessed with these banana chocolate chip muffins. Totally different situation, but they are perfect for breakfasty snacking.

chocolate date balls

How to Make No-Bake Brownie Date Balls (Step by Step)

This is the part where you will feel like a kitchen genius, because it is so easy. You will need a food processor. If you do not have one, a strong blender can work, but you will have to stop and scrape more often.

Step 1: Get the dates ready

Make sure your dates are pitted. If they feel a little firm, soak them in hot water for about 5 to 10 minutes, then drain well and pat dry. This helps everything blend into that fudgy texture that makes Easy No-Bake Chocolate Brownie Date Balls so good.

Step 2: Blend into a dough

Add dates, cocoa powder, nut butter, vanilla, and salt to your food processor. Pulse a few times, then let it run until the mixture turns into a sticky dough. It should clump together and look like thick brownie batter. If it looks crumbly, add a tiny spoonful of water or a bit more nut butter and blend again.

Step 3: Roll and coat

Scoop out small portions and roll them between your palms. If you want them fancy, roll them in cocoa powder, coconut, finely chopped nuts, or even mini chocolate chips. Then pop them into the fridge for a few minutes so they firm up.

That is it. You just made Easy No-Bake Chocolate Brownie Date Balls with basically zero effort. I love serving a couple after dinner when I want dessert but do not want a whole slice of something.

Tips for Perfect Date Balls Every Time

I have made these enough times to know the little things that make a big difference.

My best tips:

Use soft dates: Medjool dates are usually perfect. If they are dry, soak them briefly like I mentioned earlier.

Do not skip the salt: Just a pinch makes the chocolate flavor deeper and less flat.

Adjust the stickiness: Too sticky means add a little more cocoa powder or ground nuts. Too dry means add a touch more nut butter or a teaspoon of water.

Let them chill: Even 15 minutes in the fridge helps the texture set up, especially if your kitchen is warm.

“I made these for my afternoon snack stash and they seriously taste like brownie bites. Even my picky kid asked for seconds. I am making a double batch next time.”

chocolate date balls

Variations to Try

Once you make the classic version, it is hard not to start playing around.

Try these ideas:

Mocha: Add 1 to 2 teaspoons instant coffee.

Mint brownie: Add a tiny drop of peppermint extract. Go easy because it gets strong fast.

Nut free: Use sunflower seed butter and coat in coconut.

Protein boost: Add a scoop of chocolate or vanilla protein powder. If it gets dry, add a little more nut butter.

For a totally different dinner vibe, my weeknight comfort pick is these cheese stuffed meatballs. Not related to date balls at all, but honestly, life needs balance.

How to Store and Freeze

These are one of those recipes that actually gets better after it sits, because the flavors meld and the texture firms up.

Fridge: Store in an airtight container for up to 1 week. I like to separate layers with parchment paper if I rolled them in cocoa or coconut.

Freezer: Freeze on a plate for about an hour, then move to a freezer safe bag or container. They keep well for about 2 to 3 months. Let one sit on the counter for 5 to 10 minutes before eating so it is not rock hard.

Little note: if you coat them in cocoa powder, the cocoa can look a bit darker after a day in the fridge. Still delicious, just a little more dramatic looking.

chocolate date balls

Frequently Asked Questions About Brownie Date Balls

Can I make these without a food processor?

You can try a strong blender, but you will need to stop and scrape a lot. Chopping the dates first helps. A food processor is easier because it turns everything into a dough faster.

Do these taste like dates?

A little, but in a good way. Dates taste kind of caramel like, and the cocoa makes them taste more like brownies than fruit.

What if my mixture is too sticky to roll?

Chill the dough for 10 minutes, then try again. You can also mix in a bit more cocoa powder or ground nuts to dry it out slightly.

Are these good for lunchboxes?

Yes, especially if you store them cold. If your lunchbox sits in a warm place, tuck in an ice pack so the Easy No-Bake Chocolate Brownie Date Balls stay firm.

Can I add oats?

Definitely. Start with a few tablespoons of quick oats and blend. Oats make them a bit more filling and slightly less fudgy.

A sweet little snack you will actually make again

If you try these Easy No-Bake Chocolate Brownie Date Balls, you will see why I keep them in my fridge basically year round. They hit that brownie craving fast, they are easy to customize, and they are perfect for the snack drawer lifestyle. If you want more inspiration, I love this similar idea from Chocolate Energy Balls – Detoxinista, and this helpful step by step from 15 Minute Easy Chocolate Date Balls Recipe {video}. And if you are in a muffin phase like I often am, these cheesecake chocolate chip muffins are such a fun treat. Go make a batch, stash them in the fridge, and future you will be very grateful.

Delicious no-bake chocolate date balls made with healthy ingredients.

Easy No-Bake Chocolate Brownie Date Balls

These no-bake chocolate date balls are a quick, chewy snack that tastes like fudgy brownie batter, made with simple pantry ingredients.
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Prep Time 10 minutes
Total Time 25 minutes
Servings: 18 balls
Course: Dessert, Snack
Cuisine: American
Calories: 120
Ingredients Method Notes

Ingredients
  

Main Ingredients
  • 1.5 cups Medjool dates, pitted (about 10 to 12) Ensure dates are soft. If dry, soak in hot water before use.
  • 1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder, plus more for rolling Use extra for rolling if desired.
  • 1/3 cup nut butter (almond butter or peanut butter) Choose your favorite nut butter.
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
  • 1/8 teaspoon salt Just a pinch enhances chocolate flavor.
Optional Additions
  • 2-3 tablespoons mini chocolate chips or shredded coconut Add as desired for extra flavor.

Method
 

Preparation
  1. If dates are dry, soak in hot water for 5 to 10 minutes, then drain and pat dry.
  2. Add dates, cocoa powder, nut butter, vanilla, and salt to a food processor.
  3. Blend until a sticky dough forms. If too dry, add 1 teaspoon of water or a bit more nut butter.
  4. Scoop and roll the mixture into balls. Optionally, roll them in cocoa powder, coconut, or chopped nuts.
  5. Chill for 15 minutes for the best texture.

Notes

These date balls taste like brownie bites. Store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 1 week. Freeze for longer storage, up to 2-3 months. Let them sit out for a few minutes before eating after freezing.
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Snacks

Easy No Bake Energy Balls — Oat Peanut Butter

by Cuts Food
written by Cuts Food

Easy No Bake Energy Balls — Oat Peanut Butter are my little lifesaver on the kind of days when I realize I have five minutes to eat and zero patience to cook. You know those moments when you want something sweet, but you also want it to actually keep you full? That is exactly where these come in. They taste like a peanut butter cookie, but they are more of a snack you can feel good about. I keep a batch in the fridge and grab one on my way out the door. And honestly, they have saved me from many overpriced coffee shop impulse buys.

Easy No Bake Energy Balls — Oat Peanut Butter

The BEST Protein Balls!

I have tried a lot of snacky energy ball recipes, and some are just dry little rocks, while others are so sticky they glue themselves to your teeth. This one hits the sweet spot. You get that cozy oat texture, the rich peanut butter flavor, and just enough sweetness to make it feel like a treat.

Also, I love how flexible it is. If you are a “measure with your heart” kind of person, these are forgiving. If you want them higher protein, you can add protein powder. If you want them more dessert-like, toss in chocolate chips. They are basically a choose-your-own-adventure snack.

When I am already in a peanut butter mood, I usually plan another easy treat for later in the week too, like these easy no bake peanut butter bars. Same comfort vibe, just more of a slice and serve situation.

“I made these on Sunday and my kids kept calling them ‘cookie balls.’ They were gone by Tuesday. I had to hide a few in the back of the fridge for myself.”

One more thing I appreciate: they do not require a food processor or fancy tools. If you have a bowl and a spoon, you are in business.
Easy No Bake Energy Balls — Oat Peanut Butter

What You Need to Make Protein Balls

You probably have most of this in your kitchen already. That is part of why I make Easy No Bake Energy Balls — Oat Peanut Butter so often. Minimal ingredients, minimal mess, maximum snack satisfaction.

Quick ingredient checklist

  • Old fashioned oats for that hearty texture (quick oats work too, just softer)
  • Peanut butter creamy is easiest, but crunchy is fun if you like texture
  • Honey or maple syrup for sweetness and to help everything stick
  • Vanilla extract optional, but it makes them taste more bakery-like
  • Salt a tiny pinch wakes up all the flavors
  • Mix-ins like mini chocolate chips, chia seeds, hemp hearts, shredded coconut, or chopped nuts

And if you want to treat yourself to another peanut butter moment, I am kind of obsessed with these easy monster cookies when I want something more like an actual cookie but still simple.

Now for the promised little SEO helper that also makes planning easier when you are saving or printing the recipe: ;

Easy No Bake Energy Balls — Oat Peanut Butter

How to Make No Bake Protein Balls

This is the “stir, roll, snack” part. I make these while my coffee is brewing, which feels like a productivity win even if the rest of my day is chaos.

Step by step directions

1) In a medium bowl, stir together oats, peanut butter, honey (or maple syrup), vanilla, and a pinch of salt.

2) Mix until the dough looks thick and evenly combined. It should hold together when you press it between your fingers.

3) Fold in your mix-ins. I usually do mini chocolate chips because I am predictable like that.

4) If the mixture feels too sticky, chill it for 10 to 15 minutes. If it feels too dry, add a spoonful of peanut butter or a drizzle of honey.

5) Scoop and roll into bite-size balls. I aim for about 1 tablespoon each.

6) Chill in the fridge for at least 30 minutes before eating if you want them firmer, but I will admit I “taste test” immediately.

That is it. No baking, no waiting for ovens, no sink full of pans. If you like having snack options ready to go, you might also enjoy setting up breakfast the same way, like these easy overnight oats chocolate peanut butter for grab and go mornings.

And if you are more of a visual person, I also saved a quick story version of a super simple no bake dessert here: web story for easy no bake peanut butter bars. Not the same recipe, but the same no stress energy.

Ingredient notes

This is where I share the little tweaks that make a big difference, because once you make Easy No Bake Energy Balls — Oat Peanut Butter a couple times, you will probably start adjusting them to fit your taste.

Small tweaks that really help

Oats: Old fashioned oats give the best chewy texture. Quick oats make a softer, more uniform bite. If your oats feel too firm, let the mixture sit for 5 minutes so the oats can absorb moisture.

Peanut butter: A natural drippy peanut butter can work, but you may need more oats to balance it. A no-stir creamy peanut butter is the easiest for consistent results. If your peanut butter is salted, taste the mixture before adding extra salt.

Sweetener: Honey makes them a little firmer once chilled. Maple syrup keeps them a bit softer. Both taste great.

Protein boost: You can mix in a scoop of protein powder. If you do, add an extra spoonful of peanut butter or a tiny splash of milk to keep the texture rollable. Start small, because too much powder can make them dry fast.

Add-ins: Mini chocolate chips are classic. Chia seeds add texture and help them feel more filling. Shredded coconut makes them taste like a candy bar. If you add a lot of dry extras, plan to add a little more peanut butter.

Make them fun: Roll them in coconut, cocoa powder, or finely chopped nuts. It is a small step that makes them feel kind of fancy, even if you are eating one in the car.

One random but true thought: having a sweet snack ready makes it easier for me to not overdo it later. I grab one of these and I am good. Then when I want something savory for a party, I switch gears with these easy bacon jalapeno popper cheese balls. Totally different vibe, but equally snackable.

Recipe FAQs

Here are the questions I get most often, plus a few things I had to learn the hard way.

Q: How long do these last?
A: In the fridge, they are great for about 1 week in a sealed container. In the freezer, they hold up for around 2 to 3 months. I freeze them on a plate first, then toss into a bag so they do not stick together.

Q: My mixture is too sticky. What should I do?
A: Chill it for 10 to 15 minutes first. If it is still sticky, mix in a spoonful or two of oats. Also, slightly wet hands make rolling easier.

Q: My mixture is dry and crumbly. Can I save it?
A: Yes. Add a spoonful of peanut butter or a drizzle of honey, then stir again. Sometimes oats vary, and sometimes we accidentally “over-measure” them. It happens.

Q: Can I make these without honey?
A: Definitely. Maple syrup works well. You can also use agave. If you use a thicker sweetener, you may need a small splash of milk to help it bind.

Q: Are these actually filling?
A: For me, yes. The combo of oats and peanut butter keeps me satisfied way longer than a plain granola bar. If you want them even more filling, add chia seeds, hemp hearts, or a little protein powder.

A sweet little snack habit worth keeping

If you make one meal prep style thing this week, let it be Easy No Bake Energy Balls — Oat Peanut Butter. They are quick, they travel well, and they hit that perfect snack zone between healthy and treat. If you want more inspiration, you can compare your version with this No Bake Oatmeal Protein Balls Recipe – The Healthy Maven and see what mix-ins sound good to you. Once you find your favorite combo, you will want a batch in the fridge at all times. Go make them, roll them, and promise yourself you will save at least a few for later.

Easy No Bake Energy Balls — Oat Peanut Butter

Easy No Bake Energy Balls made with oats and peanut butter, perfect snack for any time.

No Bake Energy Balls

These Oat Peanut Butter Energy Balls are a quick, no-bake treat that combines the flavors of peanut butter and oats for a satisfying, nutritious snack perfect for busy days.
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Prep Time 5 minutes
Total Time 35 minutes
Servings: 12 balls
Course: Dessert, Snack
Cuisine: American
Calories: 100
Ingredients Method Notes

Ingredients
  

Main Ingredients
  • 2 cups old fashioned oats For the best chewy texture.
  • 1 cup creamy peanut butter No-stir creamy is easiest.
  • 1/3 cup honey or maple syrup Either will work for binding.
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Optional, for flavor.
  • 1 pinch salt To enhance flavors.
Mix-ins (optional)
  • 1/2 cup mini chocolate chips For added sweetness.

Method
 

Preparation
  1. In a medium bowl, stir together oats, peanut butter, honey (or maple syrup), vanilla, and a pinch of salt.
  2. Mix until the dough looks thick and evenly combined. It should hold together when you press it between your fingers.
  3. Fold in your mix-ins, such as mini chocolate chips.
  4. If the mixture feels too sticky, chill it for 10 to 15 minutes. If it feels too dry, add a spoonful of peanut butter or a drizzle of honey.
Formation
  1. Scoop and roll into bite-size balls, aiming for about 1 tablespoon each.
  2. Chill in the fridge for at least 30 minutes before eating for a firmer texture.

Notes

Store in a sealed container in the fridge for up to 1 week or freeze for 2 to 3 months. Enjoy as a quick and healthy snack.
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DessertsSnacks

Monster Cookie Balls

by Cuts Food
written by Cuts Food

Monster Cookie Balls are my go to fix for those days when you want something sweet right now, but you do not want to turn on the oven or wash a million dishes. Maybe you promised to bring a treat to a party, or your kids are circling the kitchen like little snack detectives. I have been there, and this recipe has saved me more times than I can count. They taste like a monster cookie and a candy bar had a fun little mashup, but in a bite sized, no stress form. If you can stir and roll, you can make these.
Monster Cookie Balls

Easy and Quick No-Bake Treats

The best part about Monster Cookie Balls is how quickly they come together. No baking, no cooling racks, no checking the oven window every two minutes. I usually make them while dinner is finishing up, then I pop them in the fridge and suddenly we have dessert ready to go.

Here is what I reach for most of the time. This is the classic vibe that gives you that chewy, peanut buttery, oatmeal cookie feel with pops of chocolate.

What you will need and how I make them

  • Old fashioned oats for that hearty cookie texture
  • Peanut butter (creamy is easiest to mix)
  • Honey or maple syrup for sweetness and stickiness
  • Mini chocolate chips
  • Mini candies like M and Ms, plus extra for the outside if you like
  • A pinch of salt and a splash of vanilla if you have them

To make them, I stir the peanut butter and honey together first until it looks smooth and glossy. Then I mix in the oats, salt, and vanilla. After that, I fold in the chocolate chips and candies. If the dough feels too soft to roll, I chill it for 10 minutes and it firms up fast. Roll into small balls, about one tablespoon each, and you are done.

If you are already in a no bake mood, you might also like these decadent chocolate rice krispie balls. They are a totally different texture, but the same easy energy.

I love flexible recipes, especially ones that do not require a special trip to the store. Monster Cookie Balls are super forgiving, which is probably why I make them so often. If you are missing something, you can usually swap it without ruining the whole batch.

Here are my favorite switches that still taste great:

Nut butter options: Peanut butter is classic, but almond butter works. Sunflower seed butter is a good nut free choice, just know it can turn a little greenish sometimes when mixed with certain ingredients. It is still safe, just a weird science moment.

Sweetener options: Honey, maple syrup, or agave all work. If you are using a thinner syrup, add a spoonful more oats. If it is thick, you might need a tiny splash of milk to loosen it.

Oat options: Old fashioned oats give the best chew. Quick oats make the mixture smoother and easier to roll. I do not recommend steel cut oats because they stay too hard.

Mix in options: Mini chocolate chips, chopped chocolate, raisins, dried cranberries, chopped nuts, shredded coconut, or even crushed pretzels if you want salty crunch.

If you are building a cookie dessert table and want a baked option too, I have made these carrot cake cookies for gatherings and they always disappear.

“I made these for my kid’s class party and they were gone before the cupcakes. A couple parents asked for the recipe because they thought I bought them from a bakery.”

Monster Cookie Balls

Once you get the basic version down, it is really fun to play around. This is where Monster Cookie Balls turn into your signature treat, because you can match them to holidays, themes, or whatever you have in your pantry.

Here are a few ideas I have actually tried and loved:

Chocolate dipped: Chill the balls first, then dip half of each one into melted chocolate. Put them on parchment and let them set. It makes them feel extra special without extra work.

Halloween style: Press candy eyeballs on top or roll them in orange and black sprinkles. If you like spooky snacks, this monster eyeballs pretzels recipe is so fun next to a tray of Monster Cookie Balls.

Peanut free school version: Use sunflower seed butter and mini chocolate chips. Skip any nut toppings. For candies, look for nut free options or use more chocolate chips.

Protein boost: Add a scoop of vanilla protein powder. You may need an extra tablespoon or two of honey or a splash of milk so it stays rollable.

Oatmeal cookie vibe: Add cinnamon and a handful of raisins. It tastes like a cozy lunchbox snack.

And if you want a holiday cookie that is more classic and sliceable, these Christmas pinwheel cookies are a really cute contrast on a platter.

Tips for Storing and Serving

This is the part that makes Monster Cookie Balls perfect for real life. They store well, travel well, and they are easy to portion. I like treats that do not fall apart the minute you put them in a container.

My best storage tips:

Store them in an airtight container in the fridge for up to one week. I usually layer parchment paper between them if I did extra candy on the outside, just to keep things neat. If you want to keep them longer, freeze them for up to two months. I freeze them on a plate first, then move them into a freezer bag so they do not stick together.

Serving tips that make them feel special:

Bring them to room temp for about 5 minutes so they are not too firm. If you want to make them look party ready, roll them in extra mini candies, cocoa powder, or crushed pretzels. For a kid party, I put them in mini cupcake liners so little hands can grab them easily.

If you are doing a full dessert spread for spring, these chocolate chip cookies for Easter pair really nicely with a no bake option like this.

One more thing, if your mixture feels dry, do not panic. Add a teaspoon of honey or peanut butter and mix again. If it is too sticky, add a spoonful of oats and chill for a few minutes. Monster Cookie Balls are very forgiving like that.

Monster Cookie Balls

Health Benefits of No-Bake Energy Treats

I am not going to pretend Monster Cookie Balls are a salad, but I do like that they can be a more balanced sweet compared to some desserts. You get oats, healthy fats from nut butter, and you can control the sugar level. I often make them smaller for a quick energy bite instead of a big slice of something.

Here is what I personally like about no bake energy treats like these:

Oats add fiber, which helps keep you full longer than straight candy.

Nut butter brings protein and healthy fats, which can help make the snack feel more satisfying.

Portion friendly because each ball is a clear serving, and it is easy to grab just one or two.

Customizable so you can add chia seeds, ground flax, or chopped nuts if that is your thing.

If you are making them for kids, I like using mini chocolate chips and not going overboard on extra candy. They still taste fun, but you are not getting a sugar overload in every bite.

Common Questions

Usually it means the mix is a little dry. Add one teaspoon of honey or peanut butter, mix again, and chill for a few minutes.

Yes. Almond butter works great, and sunflower seed butter is a solid nut free choice. The flavor changes a bit, but they are still delicious.

Do I need to chill them before serving?

I recommend at least 20 to 30 minutes in the fridge so they set up. If you are in a rush, 10 minutes in the freezer helps.

Absolutely. Freeze on a plate first, then store in a freezer bag. Let them sit out for a few minutes before eating so the texture is not rock hard.

How big should I roll them?

About one tablespoon each is my sweet spot. Big enough to feel like a treat, small enough to pop in your mouth without a mess.

A sweet little wrap up before you grab a spoon

Monster Cookie Balls are one of those recipes that make you feel like you have your life together, even if your kitchen is a little chaotic. They are quick, flexible, and easy to tweak for holidays, lunchboxes, and late night cravings. If you want to compare methods or see other spins, check out No-Bake Monster Cookie Balls – The BakerMama and The BEST Monster Cookie Balls Recipe – The Blogette for more inspiration. Now go make a batch, stash a few in the freezer, and thank yourself later when the sweet tooth hits.

Delicious no-bake monster cookie balls made with oats, chocolate chips, and M&Ms.

Monster Cookie Balls

Quick and easy no-bake treats that taste like a mashup of monster cookies and candy bars, perfect for parties or a sweet snack.
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Prep Time 15 minutes
Total Time 15 minutes
Servings: 12 pieces
Course: Dessert, Snack
Cuisine: American
Calories: 120
Ingredients Method Notes

Ingredients
  

Base Ingredients
  • 1 cup Old fashioned oats For hearty cookie texture
  • 1 cup Peanut butter Creamy is easiest to mix
  • 1/2 cup Honey or maple syrup For sweetness and stickiness
  • 1/2 cup Mini chocolate chips
  • 1/2 cup Mini candies (like M&Ms) Plus extra for rolling, if desired
  • 1 pinch Salt
  • 1 teaspoon Vanilla extract Optional, for extra flavor

Method
 

Preparation
  1. In a mixing bowl, stir together the peanut butter and honey until smooth and glossy.
  2. Mix in the old fashioned oats, salt, and vanilla extract.
  3. Fold in the mini chocolate chips and mini candies.
  4. If the dough feels too soft, chill in the fridge for 10 minutes until it firms up.
  5. Roll the mixture into small balls, about one tablespoon each.

Notes

Store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to one week. For longer storage, freeze them for up to two months. Let them sit at room temperature for 5 minutes before serving for best texture.
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