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Homemade Healthy Reese’s Eggs

· Aimee Reatherford

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This year is the year of health for many. But one thing I’ve learned while on my fitness journey is, when you are craving something sweet, it is okay to indulge. Life is too short to not enjoy the sweet things! However, I will say, there is something about making your own healthier version of your favorite treats, that is not only fun but will keep you on track with your fitness goals. And this healthy Reese’s eggs recipe is the perfect sweet treat that packs more protein and tastes delicious!

Healthy Reese's Eggs

Homemade Healthy Reese’s Eggs

Ingredients You Will Need:

  • PB2 (you can also you a ½ cup of your favorite nut butter, just make sure you are using an all natural nut butter without any sugar or other addatives)
  • Water 
  • Vanilla Protein 
  • Chocolate (I used dark chocolate, but this is your preference)
Ingredients to make healthy Reese's eggs, including PB@ powered peanut butter.

How to make Healthy Reese’s Peanut Butter Eggs

If you are using PB2, you will need about 8-9 tablespoons to equal a ½ cup of peanut butter. Add your water according to the PB2 packaging. If you are using regular nut butter, place your ½ cup in a bowl and microwave for 20-30 seconds until smooth. 

Peanut butter mixture whisked together until smooth.

Give it a quick stir and then add your favorite scoop of protein powder, mix well. 

Scoop out the mixture onto parchment paper and freeze for at least two hours or until firm.

Parchment paper with chilled peanut butter spoonfuls sitting next to a bowl of melted chocolate.

Microwave your desired chocolate for 20-30 seconds until melted. Coat your nut butter mixture in the chocolate then set aside to allow the chocolate to harden.

Peanut butter covered in chocolate on parchment paper.

You can drizzle chocolate on top or add some sea salt for that added crunch.

Keep these delicious treats in your refrigerator or freezer whenever you need to curb that sweet tooth craving. 

Homemade, healthy Reese's peanut butter eggs made with low-sugar ingredients.

Let us know if you end up giving these a try! 

About Aimee Reatherford

Aimee Reatherford graduated from Columbia College Chicago with a Bachelors degree in Photography. She has a sweet spot for vintage cars and rocking the latest sneakers. You can find her strolling the aisle of her local craft store for her next DIY project and working on her fitness in her spare time.