Graze.com #Nibblebox Unboxing -My July 2014 Boxes

Here are my Nibbleboxes  for the month of July. This is a subscription service. Boxes cost $6 each and you can have them delivered as often as once a week. Or as little as twice a month.
Check the video to see my snack for this month. Also, If you're interested in trying  Nibblebox, you can get your first and fifth for box free. Go to graze.com and enter my friendcode, 97NKLZN7B. And if  you're counting calories, Graze.com has a Calorie Counter Box which only includes snacks that are 100-150 calories per serving.

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Graze.com #Nibblebox Unboxing - My June 2014 Boxes

These are the Nibbleboxes I got for the month of June. This is a subscription service. Boxes cost $6 each and you can have them delivered as often as once a week. Or as little as twice a month.
Check the video to see what I got. Also, If you'd like to try Nibblebox, you can get your first and fifth for box free. Just go to graze.com and enter my friendcode, 97NKLZN7B. And just in case you're watching your calories, Graze.com offers a Calorie Counter Box which only includes snacks that are 100-150 calories per serving.

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May 2014 Graze.com #Nibblebox Unboxing #2

This is the second Nibblebox I've received from Graze.com. Check the video to see what I got. Also, If you'd like to try Nibblebox, you can get your first and fifth for box free. Just go to graze.com and enter my friendcode, 97NKLZN7B. And just in case you're watching your calories, Graze.com offers a Calorie Counter Box which only includes snacks that are 100-150 calories per serving.
Any of these snacks sound good to you?

Quick & Simple Pre-Workout Snack Balls

I whipped up this quick snack the other day and thought I would share. I call it a pre-workout snack because that's basically how I use it. Of course you can eat them at anytime though. And this was not a well planned out recipe situation. I simply used items that were in my fridge and kinda threw them together. No measuring, just eyeballing.
Ingredients:
Granola (whole foods bulk)
Peanut Butter (Whole Foods 365 no sugar added)
Cacao Nibs
Coconut Oil
Flaxseed
Chia Seeds
Hemp Seed Hearts (Manitoba Harvest)
Cinnamon
Drizzle of honey to bind

I mixed all of the ingredients together and let the mixture sit in the fridge for a few hours. I them scooped spoonfuls of the mixture and rolled them into balls. And I had to add a drizzle of honey to mixture, before rolling, to help bind. Then,  I sprinkled a little more chia on the balls to make them less sticky.  And that was all. They taste great and give me the energy I need for a good workout.I will definitely make these again and a few other versions. I'm thinking dates, nuts, goji, some whole grains....There are so many possibilities.
Let me know what you think.