As soon as the weather gets a little bit chilly the environment feels cozy and familiar, maybe because of the food and the holiday spirit upon us. Definitely my favorite part of the year and I’m sure the majority will agree with me. This means cozy socks, comforting foods and cute decorations. November is the begging of holiday season and that comes with a lot of friend and family gatherings.
Thanksgiving has been always my favorite holiday ever, gratefulness is my favorite value of all! We have a lot to feel grateful, every second of each day.
Even in a challenging or uncomfortable situations in the end it leave us a valuable lesson that makes us the persons we are now. Listing all the things I feel grateful will take me a long time; so I will just tell you this, don't underestimate anything weather it is sentimental or material. Appreciate every second of your life and always look forward to that valuable lesson.
And what a better way to appreciate and bond with your special people than with good food, so I’m bringing you this holiday recipe that doesn’t require a lot of time and a lot of ingredients. Pumpkin Collagen Balls, a perfect little snack or dessert that fits perfectly to your mouth and sure that everyone will love! Specially you, it's super easy to make!
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Easy Pumpkin Collagen Balls
INGREDIENTS
(Makes about 16 balls)
-1 cup of 100% Pumpkin Puree
- 4 tablespoons of nut butter
- 1 cup of coconut flour.
- 4 scoops of collagen (skip for vegan version)
- Cinnamon to taste.
- Clove to taste.
- 1/4 cup of granulated monk fruit (PURELYHL for discount)
METHOD
Mix all the ingredients, and form little balls. Place them in a baking tray separately and let them freeze for 2 hours. Once they are nice and firm your pumpkin collagen balls are ready to serve.
Hope you enjoy this season and this recipe, have an incredible day!
Nutritional Information (per serving) 74 kcal
Fat: 3.4g
Carbs: 4g
Protein: 4.2g
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