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In a bowl, add oats and water and mix well to ensure all oats are in contact with the water.
Let sit for 5 minutes to allow the oats to soak up the water and become sticky.
Add hazelnuts or dried fruits of your choice. The possibilities are endless, but hazelnuts work particularly well.
Add marmalade of your choice, ideally homemade as it tends to be less sweet.
Mix well and form little balls of the size you prefer.
Dip the balls into grated coconut for added appeal, if desired.
Enjoy them as they are or with a topping of your choice. Refrigerate for a while for enhanced flavor.
Refrigerating the bites for some time enhances their flavor and texture.
Adding a scoop of protein powder can make the bites more macro-friendly.
Experiment with different nuts, dried fruits, or marmalade flavors to find your favorite combination.
Can I use other types of nuts or dried fruits?
Yes, you can substitute hazelnuts with any nuts or dried fruits you prefer. The recipe is very versatile.
How long can I store these power bites?
You can store them in the fridge for 3 to 4 days.
Can I add protein powder to the recipe?
Yes, adding a scoop of protein powder can make the bites more macro-friendly.
Do I have to use grated coconut?
No, grated coconut is optional but recommended for added texture and appeal.
Can I use store-bought marmalade?
Yes, but homemade marmalade is preferred as it tends to be less sweet.
