Dark Chocolate Quinoa Football Energy Bites

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dark chocolate quinoa football energy bites
Your favorite fantasy football players are not the only ones who need a little energy boost on game day. These energy bites are easy to make, tasty and will satisfy any sweet tooth. This easy recipe requires few ingredients and does not require any cooking or baking.
Store-bought granola bars or cookies can have hidden added sugars, calories and carbs. Making homemade versions like these bites are a great way to avoid excess fats and sugars.
Energy bites, especially cute ones like these, are guilt-free and make the perfect sweet treat that will have tailgate guests excited to try the football-shaped bites.
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