17 Homemade and Healthy Energy Bars

Each chewy, nutty, and subtly sweet bar is 176 calories and offers 8.4 grams of fiber but only has 5.5 grams of sugar.

Here's a dairy-free dessert-like snack that offers almost 13 grams of protein per 166-calorie bar.

These protein balls have all the warm spices you adore from pumpkin pie but are just 77 calories per bite.

At 153 calories per delicious square, they're just as addictive as the original recipe, but with 4.6 grams of protein, you won't feel guilty inhaling half the pan more than one.

Made with only three ingredients you probably already have in your kitchen, these protein balls couldn't be easier to whip up. At 47 calories per ball, a three-piece serving is 141 calories and offers 8.1 grams of protein and 24 grams of carbs.

Even without the cream cheese frosting, their warm flavor will satisfy your sweet tooth while filling your belly and offering your body the energy it needs to exercise or get through that late-afternoon meeting.

If you're headed out on a tough hike, pack these cashew go-bars to keep you energized through the last mile.

These chocolate chip pumpkin protein bars may look and taste like dessert, but they will help you power through your next tough sweat session.

Sugar-free and gluten-free too, these almond cherry chunks of energy make a great snack that will help you lose weight.

No-bake peanut butter balls are quick to come together so you can always have them in your fridge ready to go.