Adaakwa, Zowey - Spicy Peanut snack Balls

These spicy balls are just divine. The spicy kick in them is amazing and a very great metabolism booster for people on weight loss journeys.

The great part is, they are also very easy to make.

All you need
100 g Peanut butter
Powdered cloves
Powdered ginger
Powdered cayenne pepper
Powdered cinnamon
Honey

How to make it
Firstly, I did not add the exact measurements for the spices and honey because you will need to adjust them to suit your taste buds.
So, in bowl. mix peanut butter with a couple pinches of the spices and honey to taste. Taste and spice them as you wish. Then make into balls by rolling them in your palm.

Pls Note: The powdered spices helps to bind the peanut butter together. You can add very small quantities of the spices, then reduce the quantity of the peanut butter or add peanut flour to help bind them and make the perfect looking balls. This recipe is mostly according to your taste buds, feel free to adjust the peanut butter and spices.

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