Strawberry Shortcake Protein Balls
From 210Lbs to 149 In 3 Months At 56 With A Delicious TEA [Story…]
She is now 149lbs and looks amazing!
drink THIS tea💛 Why I Love This Recipe
I wanted a snack that felt like a treat but still gave me energy—and these totally do the trick. They’re great before a workout, in lunchboxes, or for a sweet afternoon pick-me-up.
- No baking, ready in 10
- Made with real fruit
- Kid-friendly and freezer-friendly
- Sweet without being too sugary
- Great for on-the-go
🍓 Makes: 12–14 balls
⏱️ Ready in: 10 minutes (plus 10–15 to chill, if you want)
🛒 What You’ll Need
- 1 cup almond flour
- ½ cup vanilla protein powder
- ¼ cup finely chopped freeze-dried strawberries
- 2 tablespoons maple syrup or honey
- 2 tablespoons almond butter
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1–2 tablespoons milk (any kind, for texture)
- Optional: shredded coconut or extra strawberry bits for rolling
👩🍳 How to Make Strawberry Shortcake Protein Balls
Step 1: Mix Dry Ingredients
In a large bowl, stir together almond flour, protein powder, and freeze-dried strawberries.
Step 2: Add Wet Ingredients
Stir in maple syrup, almond butter, vanilla extract, and 1 tablespoon of milk. Mix until a dough forms.
From 210Lbs to 149 In 3 Months At 56 With A Delicious TEA [Story…]
She is now 149lbs and looks amazing!
drink THIS teaStep 3: Adjust Texture if Needed
Add a little more milk if the dough feels dry or crumbly—just enough to make it easy to roll.
Step 4: Roll into Balls
Scoop and roll into 1-inch balls. Roll in shredded coconut or crushed strawberries if you’d like!
Step 5: Chill (Optional)
Place balls on a plate or tray and chill for 10–15 minutes to firm up.
🍽️ What to Serve With
- A berry smoothie
- Greek yogurt with honey
- A cup of green tea
- Fresh fruit
- An iced matcha latte
❓ FAQ
Can I use fresh strawberries?
Nope—too wet for this recipe. Stick to freeze-dried for the best texture.
Can I skip the protein powder?
Yes! Just replace it with extra almond flour and sweeten to taste.
Are they sweet enough?
Totally! But you can always add a little extra maple syrup if you like it sweeter.
Can I make these nut-free?
Use sunflower seed butter and oat flour instead of almond-based ingredients.
How long do they last?
Keep in the fridge up to a week or freeze for up to a month.
✨ That’s It!
From 210Lbs to 149 In 3 Months At 56 With A Delicious TEA [Story…]
She is now 149lbs and looks amazing!
drink THIS teaThese Strawberry Shortcake Protein Balls are quick, fun to make, and taste like a snack and dessert all in one. Perfect for lunchboxes, meal prep, or when you just want something sweet that still feels healthy. 🍓🧁 Let me know if you try them—I always love hearing your twists!














