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You know when you need a snack that is quick to make ahead, easy to eat on the run with no mess at all, and is not only filling, but delivers important nutrients as well? That moment is the moment the peanut butter chocolate mams glow bliss balls are made for.
Why We Love Salted Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Bliss Balls For Pregnancy And Lactation

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Here’s why we love these Salted Peanut Butter Chocolate Mama Glow Bliss Balls For Pregnancy And Lactation:
- Rich In Iron: Iron is essential during pregnancy to support the mother’s increased blood volume and to build the baby’s iron stores. Many don’t realize that breast milk naturally contains very little iron, so babies rely heavily on the iron they stored during pregnancy for their first 4–6 months. If the mother was iron-deficient during pregnancy, the baby may be born with lower iron stores, increasing the risk of early-life anemia. These bliss ball ingredients—brewer’s yeast, hemp hearts, and chia seeds—all support a natural boost in dietary iron. Many believe that since supplementing iron can result in too much, which can also cause problems, it is safest to choose well rounded, whole food sources of iron, like these bliss balls.
- These Bliss Balls Offer A Nourishing Balance Of Healthy Fats, Protein, And Fiber: this makes them a balanced source of sustained energy to support both pregnancy and postpartum needs. Peanut butter, flaxseed, chia seeds, and hemp hearts deliver essential omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids for fetal brain development and hormonal support. With protein from ingredients like peanut butter, hemp hearts, and brewer’s yeast, they help with tissue repair and energy regulation. Plus, the fiber from oats, chia, and flax aids digestion and eases common issues like constipation during and after pregnancy.
- Boosts Lactation: Brewer’s yeast, flaxseed, and oatmeal are traditional galactagogues—foods believed to help promote breast milk production in breastfeeding individuals. While scientific evidence is still emerging, these ingredients have long been used in many cultures to support lactation. Brewer’s yeast is rich in B vitamins, protein, and iron, which may help nourish the body and boost energy. Flaxseed contains phytoestrogens and healthy fats that support hormonal balance, while oatmeal is high in iron and complex carbs that may help reduce stress and support milk supply. Though individual results vary, these ingredients are generally safe, nutrient-dense, and widely used in breastfeeding-friendly recipes like lactation cookies or bliss balls.
When it comes to eating for a healthy pregnancy, we could not be more obsessed with the impact of healthy, whole foods. When we consider a perfectly balanced plate, we think: half the plate vegetables, 1/4 carbs and 1/4 protein/fat. This snack definitely does not have half the plate as vegetables. So it is not perfectly balanced. That said, it can be eaten with one hand and pairs so well with a smoothie. Plus, they can be eaten with one hand, which is a huge win for mothers on the go and mothers eating while the breastfeed their little ones.
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How To Make Salted Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Bliss Balls For Pregnancy And Lactation

These salted peanut butter chocolate chip bliss balls could not be easier to make:
- Combine the base ingredients. This is the peanut butter, honey, vanilla, cinnamon and oats. You want this to still be a little bit sticky, because we will still be adding in a lot of healthy ingredients.
- Next, layer in the add-ins. In this recipe, we create a powerhouse blend of chia seeds, flax seeds, hemp hearts and brewers yeast. If you don’t have any of these, it’s easy to sub what you do have for what you don’t have. I personally like the variety because it gives such a deep flavor and makes the texture like cookie dough
- Roll the balls in almond flour and salt. It’s that perfect mix of salty, peanut butter, and chocolate—like a chocolate chip peanut butter cookie, but with ingredients you can feel good about. I’m a big fan of salted chocolate, so I always make sure the first bite has a little pop of that salty-sweet combo
Once these are rolled up, you can eat a few for a quick snack whenever you need an energy boost. When I have busy days and am grabbing breakfast or lunch on the go, I love grabbing three of these and pairing it with one of the fresh juices I keep in the fridge. They keep me satisfied and full for a long time, which is important when I don’t have time or energy to devote to cooking or meal prep.
More Favorite Pregnancy And Postpartum Recipes
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Why All The Add-Ins
This recipe has so many different add-ins. You may be wondering, is that really necessary? The answer is no. You can absolutely change the recipe to fit your needs. It is a pliable recipe, where substitutions, especially in the add-ins won’t make a gigantic difference, especially for those who are just trying to make a yummy treat that they don’t feel guilty eating.
However, for those that are deep in the trenches trying to make every bite count nutrition wise, I wanted to share this comparison of the add-ins.

You can see each add in brings a different benefit for pregnancy and lactation, which is why I chose each ingredient!






