Herbalife Mint Chocolate Protein Truffles Recipe UK, No-Bake
Rich no-bake mint chocolate truffles with F1 Mint & Chocolate, an after-dinner treat with protein.
Quick answer: To make mint chocolate protein truffles, combine 2 scoops f1 mint & chocolate with the other ingredients and follow the four simple steps below. It takes 10 minutes prep + chilling, makes makes 12, and gives around 4g protein per serving using Formula 1 Nutritional Shake Mix Mint & Chocolate 550g.
Written by Rachel Orriss | Last updated August 2026
Why you’ll love this recipe
- Rich, minty and chocolatey
- No bake, freezer-friendly
- Impressive but easy
Ingredients (makes 12)
- 2 scoops F1 Mint & Chocolate
- 120g oats
- 60g pitted dates
- 2 tbsp cocoa
- 2 tbsp milk
- 30g dark chocolate, melted
Method
- Blitz dates, oats, F1, cocoa and milk to a stiff dough.
- Roll into 12 balls and chill 15 minutes.
- Dip each in melted dark chocolate.
- Set on baking paper in the fridge.
Nutrition (approximate)
Per serving: roughly 100 kcal and around 4g protein. Approximate only. It varies with your exact ingredients and portions.
Variations
Make it vegan
Add a drop of peppermint extract.
Another twist
Nut-free naturally.
Switch the flavour
Not got Formula 1 Nutritional Shake Mix Mint & Chocolate? Any Formula 1 flavour works, try Vanilla Cream or Smooth Chocolate.
Extra protein
Stir in a scoop of unflavoured Protein Drink Mix (PDM) for roughly 15g more protein without changing the taste.
Tips for baking with Formula 1
Formula 1 doesn’t provide structure the way flour does, so keep the egg or banana in the mix, that’s what binds everything together.
For an extra protein hit without changing the flavour, add a scoop of unflavoured Protein Drink Mix (PDM).
Bakes made with Formula 1 come out a little denser than standard ones, that’s normal, and the trade-off is more protein and less sugar per serving.
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Frequently asked questions
How much protein is in mint chocolate protein truffles?
Around 4g of protein per serving, and roughly 100 kcal. Exact figures vary with your milk, toppings and portion sizes.
Can I make mint chocolate protein truffles vegan?
Yes, swap any eggs for a flax egg (1 tbsp ground flaxseed + 3 tbsp water per egg) and use plant-based milk.
Can I use a different Formula 1 flavour?
Yes. This recipe uses Formula 1 Nutritional Shake Mix Mint & Chocolate for flavour and protein, but any Formula 1 flavour works, Vanilla Cream and Smooth Chocolate are the most versatile.
How should I store mint chocolate protein truffles?
Keep in an airtight container in the fridge for 3–4 days, or freeze for up to a month.
Is this good for meal prep?
Yes. It’s easy to make ahead in a batch, so you always have a high-protein option ready to go.
