Pretty and pretty perfect Matcha Protein Balls studded with White Chocolate Chips! These green protein balls use nut butter and oats and are a great no bake snack or high protein matcha dessert. Option for a Keto matcha chocolate protein bites too!

This might actually be quite embarrassing but I have never had or made any matcha related recipe before.

More than embarrassment I now think I have regret because the matcha flavor, especially with the white chocolate, is so good!

Another fun fact: I actually bought the matcha I used in these energy balls about 2 years ago back when the whole trend started. I just kept forgetting about it; Thankfully I got it before it went bad so I could get that nice green color here.

White Chocolate Matcha Protein Balls Ingredients

These easy no bake matcha protein bites need just a few simple and healthy ingredients and sre great for a homemade protein powder dessert recipe or even just a healthy snack!

Cashew Butter; or Tahini
Oats either Rolled oats, or quick or oatmeal; Use gluten free if you need to
Vanilla Protein Powder to serve as a sweetener and the source of protein for high protein truffles!
I recommend the protein powder from ProteinWorld; Code HAYLSKITCHEN gets you a discount too. Quest vanilla protein powder is another good option.
The powders are both sugar-free so you have a clean recipe here.
Unsweetened Almond Milk
Mini Chocolate Chips; I use white to make pretty white chocolate matcha energy balls.

How to make Green Protein Balls with Matcha Powder

These high protein energy balls really are extremely easy to make – a simple no bake, mix and roll recipe.

Process the oats in a food processor to roughly shred – about 20 seconds.
Combine the cashew butter, oats, protein powder, matcha powder and milk in a bowl.
Stir until it forms a dough.
Add in the white chocolate chips and then mix again with a big spoon
If it’s too dry, add just a teaspoon of milk, and some more oats if too wet.
Spoon out some of the cashew matcha protein ball mix, about 1 tablespoon worth, and roll it using your (clean) hands.

And that’s it!

To Store White Chocolate Matcha Protein Bites

These chocolate matcha balls are best stored in the fridge since they do have a bit of milk in there.

To store protein bites in the fridge, keep in an airtight container for up to 1 week.

To freeze matcha energy bites, place in an airtight sealed container or freezer safe zipper bag for 2-3 months. Let them thaw on the counter before eating!

Alternatives for Healthy Matcha Chocolate Protein Balls

Make Almond Butter or Peanut Butter Matcha Balls using your favorite nut butter.
Use milk or dark chocolate chips – Lakanto for a sugar free option again (code HAYLSKITCHEN for the discount) – instead of the white chocolate.
You can also play around with other flavors of protein powder in these matcha bliss balls.

For Keto Matcha Protein Balls

These energy bites can easily be made into Keto protein balls with a few substitutions: Use tahini, almond flour in place of the oats and a keto friendly protein powder.

To make Matcha Bites Vegan

Use a plant based protein powder and dairy free chocolate chips to make Vegan matcha oat energy balls; There’s no cream, no butter and no eggs in here already 🙂

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