These No-Bake Birthday Cake Protein Bites are super fun and easy to make and best of all they taste just like birthday cake and they are high in protein. Deliciousness with every bite!
Who doesn’t love No-Bake Birthday Cake Protein Bites?
The best part about going to birthday parties is the cake! Isn’t it? I truly believe there isn’t a single person out there that doesn’t love cake. Which is why you are here. For this No-Bake Birthday Cake Protein Bites. Not your typical cake I know. Just a healthier kind where you can have a bite or two and they are not only healthy but they are high in protein!
The ingredients in this No-Bake Birthday Cake Protein Bites is simple enough to make in a matter of minutes. Use your favorite protein brand and you can certainly use almond flour if you don’t have any coconut flour handy. As for the sprinkles, hey why not? I love colorful stuff on the food I eat. Plus this reminds me of birthdays and thus the name!
If you make this recipe let me know your thoughts in the comments below. I would also love to hear about your creations. You guys are great cooks and you don’t even know it! Pin this No-Bake Birthday Cake Protein Bites recipe and share it with your friends and family.
I have a couple of other No-bake protein goodies for you guys to check out that were a HUGE hit:
Recipe for the No-Bake Birthday Cake Protein Bites below:
No-Bake Birthday Cake Protein Bites
Ingredients
- 3 Scoops Whey Protein vanilla flavor
- 2 Tbsp Low-calorie sweetener
- 4 Tbsp Coconut Flour
- 2 ½ Tbsp Coconut Oil melted
- 6 Tbsp Water
- ¼ Cup Sprinkles optional
Instructions
- Place the protein powder, sweetener, coconut flour, coconut oil and water in a bowl; stir until a dough forms. You may need to add more water, 1 teaspoon at a time until desired consistency is reached.
- Form tablespoon-sized balls of the dough.
- Place the sprinkles on a plate and roll the balls in sprinkles.
- Refrigerate until ready to eat.
Notes
- use any protein of choice. Vegan-friendly protein will work just fine.
- instead of coconut flour, you can use almond flour
Nutrition
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Ibrahim Lekin says
what can i subsititute protien powder for
Rena says
Hi. You can use almond flour or ground flaxseed.
Brianna says
Can I use almond flour instead of coconut flour?
Rena says
yes you can
Angela bridges says
This was excellent! I only used 2 scoops protein since my scoops were large, and 5 Tbsp of water. I also used casein protein, not whey, and I sprinkled coconut flakes and almond shavings on top and then popped held of it it in the microwave for 30 seconds . It came out so light, fluffy, sweet and delicious! It didn’t hold its shape exactly like cake would, it crumbled up, but the flavor was incredible and just like the real thing.
Rena says
Sounds amazing. Glad you liked it.
Raphaël Lachance says
Can we bake those balls? Wanna try to make them timbits
Rena says
I haven’t baked them before but you certainly could.
Charlotte says
This has worked amazingly a few times now – I can’t ever get the sprinkles to stick – but other than that i pop the balls into the fridge when I’ve made them and the consistency is perfect! They are a hit!
Rena says
Thanks for the feedback. Glad it worked for you. We love it too!
Victoria says
Dough was way too sticky to form into any sort of ball! Batter tasted delicious, but i’m sad they never formed into anything more than mush. Even followed the comment about placing it into the fridge, but did not work out
Rena says
Hi Victoria. Could be the scoop of protein you used was smaller. If the dough was a bit mushy just add either more coconut flour or more protein to get it to the right consistency.
Joan says
Nothing about this recipe worked. I tried multiple things and it still came out awful. So sad because it was very excited about this and also wasted a ton of expensive protein.
Rena says
Sorry, this didn’t work. WE will test it again to be sure. We didn’t encounter any issues with this recipe.
Sara says
Hi there!
What kind of low calorie sweetener did you use…liquid, powdered, or granual?
Super excited to try this recipe!
Thank you,
Sara
Rena says
Hi. I mostly use Truvia or monk fruit sweetener
Melissa says
Hi! Can I use any type of oil or is coconut the best one ?
Rena says
Hi, You may use other oil. But the taste may vary.
Lindsay says
Ok what did I do wrong, they were not dough like at all, super gooey, I couldn’t roll into balls and they didn’t harden up at all. Should I have added more coconut flour??
Rena says
Hi Lindsey. That’s odd. I will retest this recipe to make sure. But adding either more coconut flour, almond flour or protein would have prevented that.
Christy says
I had the same problem but it was because I had to heat my coconut oil to liquify it. Once I mixed everything together, I put it in the fridge for about 10 minutes and it firmed up into a proper texture to roll into balls.
Heather says
What is the actual volume or weight measurement of the scoop of protein you used? My dough originally came out a little watery and I had to add pinches of more protein and flour until I got a more solid consistency.
Rena says
Heather, I would have to look and get back with you. I woild say closer to 1/4 cup. I will get you the exact volume.
Jami says
Look yummy! How many are in a serving?
Rena says
That would be one ball per serving
Stacy says
As I was searching Pinterest for a birthday day cake shake recipes I saw this yummy looking recipe. I included it in my new round-up post with protein shake recipes because they look so good.
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Rena says
Thank you Stacy.