The Ultimate List of 20+ Easy, No-Bake Collagen Peptides Recipes - All Purpose Veggies (2024)

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Collagen Peptides FAQ WHAT ARE COLLAGEN PEPTIDES? WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF COLLAGEN PEPTIDES? 1. Basic Peanut Butter Basic Peanut Butter Collagen Protein Balls with Variations 2. Birthday Cake Collagen Birthday Cake Protein Balls 3. Monster Cookie Healthy Monster Cookie Protein Balls Made with Collagen Peptides 4. Coffee & Almond Butter Cookie Dough Coffee & Almond Butter Cookie Dough Collagen Protein Balls 5. Cashew & White Chocolate Cashew & White Chocolate Collagen Protein Balls 6. Pistachio Cheesecake Pistachio Cheesecake Collagen Protein Balls 7. Tahini Keto Tahini Collagen Protein Balls (The Best Healthy Post-Workout Snack!) 8. Sweet and Salty Peanut Butter + Pretzels Sweet and Salty Peanut Butter Collagen Protein Balls with Pretzels 9. Matcha Latte Power Packed Matcha Latte Protein Balls Recipe with Collagen Peptides 1. Almond Butter Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Almond Butter Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Collagen Protein Bars 2. Collagen Snickers Bars Collagen Snickers Bars 3. Pecan Pie Collagen Peptides Pecan Pie Bars (No-Bake) 4. Carrot Cake No-Bake Carrot Cake Collagen Protein Bars (Low Carb, Low Calorie Treats!) 5. Lemon Bars Healthy Homemade Lemon Protein Bars made with Collagen Peptides 6. White Chocolate & Matcha Healthy White Chocolate Matcha Collagen Protein Bars (Nut Free Recipe) 7. White Chocolate Macadamia Chunky White Chocolate Macadamia Protein Bars Recipe (made with Collagen Peptides) 8. Take 5 Copycat Recipe Sweet & Salty Peanut Butter Protein Bars Recipe (made with Collagen Peptides) 9. Nutella Nutella Collagen Protein Bars 10. Gingerbread Gingerbread Collagen Protein Bars 1. Keto Caramel Dip Keto Caramel Apple Dip (Low Carb, High Protein Caramel Sauce) 2. Peanut Clusters Collagen Caramel Peanut Clusters 3. Pumpkin Pancakes Healthy Collagen Pumpkin Pancakes More Collagen Recipes (HERE) FAQs References

Here they are, 20 easy delectable recipes using Collagen Peptides Protein Powder that you can make at home without ever turning on the oven! Collagen Peptides Powderis a powdered supplement that is made of hydrolyzed collagen peptides — small chains of amino acids that help support healthy hair, skin, nail, bone and joint health. Collagen peptides dissolve well in water which makes it a breeze to stir in some coffee or milk you drink in the morning, but it's also really easy to turn collagen powder into no-bake desserts! Here are some recipes you can try for yourself.

What we'll cover:

  1. Collagen Protein Ball Recipes
  2. Collagen Protein Bar Recipes
  3. Collagen Desserts

Collagen Peptides FAQ

WHAT ARE COLLAGEN PEPTIDES?

Collagen Peptides Powderis a powdered supplement that are made of hydrolyzed collagen peptides — small chains of amino acids that help support healthy hair, skin, nail, bone and joint health.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF COLLAGEN PEPTIDES?

Collagen peptides helpmaintain the integrity of connective tissue throughout the body.This includes skin, bone, cartilage, tendons, ligaments, muscles, blood vessels, and internal organs. They also support the immune system by helping to fight off infections and prevent the development of cancerous cells. In addition, collagen peptides promote cell growth and repair damaged tissues.

1. Basic Peanut Butter

Some people make them sweet, others like them salty. That’s why I love a basic, easy protein ball recipe that can be tweaked to people’s taste buds’ preferences! This versatile collagen protein ball recipe is just that. The base of the recipe only requires 5 ingredients—collagen peptides protein powder, peanut butter, sweetener, coconut flour and almond milk. Just mix and roll. Absolutely zero cooking skills are required.

Basic Peanut Butter Collagen Protein Balls with Variations

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2. Birthday Cake

These confetti birthday cake collagen protein balls have all of the flavors of your favorite birthday cake but they are healthier and so much easier to make!

Collagen Birthday Cake Protein Balls

4.70 from 10 votes

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3. Monster Cookie

Here’s an on-the-go snack that’s inspired by my childhood favorites! Monster Cookie Protein Balls. Just like the baked version, these sweet and chewy protein balls are made with peanut butter, oatmeal and mini M&Ms. But these treats are so much easier to make, no-bake and packed with protein and dairy free!

Healthy Monster Cookie Protein Balls Made with Collagen Peptides

4.75 from 4 votes

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4. Coffee & Almond Butter Cookie Dough

7 ingredients and 10 minutes of your time are needed to make these delicious Coffee & Almond Butter Cookie Dough Collagen Protein Balls using collagen peptides. Switch things up a bit from your basic cup of coffee and try making these collagen coffee protein balls. Featuring collagen peptides protein powder, almond butter, instant coffee granules and mini chocolate chips, these protein balls are chewy, nutty, sweet and chocolatey – with just the perfect amount of caffeine to keep you going throughout the day.

Coffee & Almond Butter Cookie Dough Collagen Protein Balls

4.67 from 3 votes

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5. Cashew & White Chocolate

These scrumptious white chocolate & cashew protein balls made with collagen protein powder are easy to make and healthy, too. The buttery cashew nuts and chunks of melt-in-your mouth white chocolate are perfect with the chewy sweet cookie-like dough.

Cashew & White Chocolate Collagen Protein Balls

4.67 from 3 votes

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6. Pistachio Cheesecake

Here’s a pistachio cheesecake inspired protein ball recipe featuring pistachio butter, cream cheese, collagen, coconut flour. These Keto Pistachio Cheesecake Protein Balls are nutty and creamy, but slightly tropical and fruity. All you have to do is simply mix the ingredients and roll into balls. Quick and easy. These convenient, no-bake snacks are just perfect to have on hand for those hungry moments.

Pistachio Cheesecake Collagen Protein Balls

4 from 1 vote

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7. Tahini

These little bites of collagen taste as fabulous as they look. Introducing Tahini protein balls – they’re power-packed with collagen peptides, tahini and sesame seeds, a potent combination of nutrients and antioxidants that will keep you full and happy throughout the day. Whether your goal is to power up your workout routine or stay energized during a long hike, these are munchable snacks you can easily take anywhere.

Keto Tahini Collagen Protein Balls (The Best Healthy Post-Workout Snack!)

4 from 1 vote

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8. Sweet and Salty Peanut Butter + Pretzels

Sweet, salty, crunchy and chewy - the ultimate flavor/texture combination, in protein ball form! Here is a recipe for my easy, no-bake, 5-ingredient Sweet and Salty Peanut Butter Collagen Protein Balls with Pretzels

Sweet and Salty Peanut Butter Collagen Protein Balls with Pretzels

4 from 2 votes

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9. Matcha Latte

Nutty, earthy and sweet, these power-packed Matcha Latte Protein Balls were inspired by my favorite hot drink! You’ll love the flavor of matcha and the depth of flavor that comes from dry milk powder, as well as the buttery smooth mouthfeel of the hemp seeds in every bite. And it’s so easy to make! This recipe only require 7 ingredients – and just 5 minutes of your time.

Power Packed Matcha Latte Protein Balls Recipe with Collagen Peptides

4 from 2 votes

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1. Almond Butter Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough

It’s so easy to reach for that candy bar or bag of chips when you’re tired, stressed, or worse – hangry. That’s why I try to have something healthy and satisfying on-hand that I can eat when that craving creeps in. Here’s one recipe that I have been making for weeks now, it’s these lovely Almond Butter Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Collagen Protein Bars. Nutty, chewy, thick and chocolatey with a texture kind of like a cross between a cookie dough and blondie – you won’t regret finding these waiting for you the next time you open the fridge looking for something good (and also good for you) to eat.

Almond Butter Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Collagen Protein Bars

4.43 from 7 votes

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2. Collagen Snickers Bars

These extra special, easy, no-bake Keto Snickers Protein Bars are absolutely magical. The collagen peptides is what gives this recipe its distinct gooey, caramel-like centers, just like the classic candy bar. Paired with the low-carb coconut flour cookie base, the chocolate coating and the crunchy peanuts, you’ll never know that this bar contains 23g of protein per serving (more than 7 times of what’s contained in the original Snickers bar!)

3. Pecan Pie

Pecan pie bars made with collagen powder? You bet! These no-bake Collagen Pecan Pie Bars are everything your taste buds love about pecan pie, except the ingredients are low carb and high in fiber! These bars are the perfect combination of sweet, salty, crunchy and gooey. The best part about this recipe is that they are super easy to make and use only the good stuff – collagen peptides protein powder, coconut flour, almond milk, molasses, pecan butter and pecans – no eggs, and certainly no corn syrup required.

Collagen Peptides Pecan Pie Bars (No-Bake)

4.38 from 8 votes

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4. Carrot Cake

While we're on the topic of dessert-inspired protein bar recipes, here's a carrot cake collagen bar recipe you'll also love! 'Cause when it comes to these No-Bake Carrot Cake Protein Bars, you can have your cake and eat it, too! High in protein, and low in calories and carbs, these chewy protein bars are made with collagen peptides protein powder, shredded carrots, maple syrup, cream cheese, coconut flour and cinnamon. They’re a wonderful healthy twist on the fall dessert–and a lifesaver if you have a carrot cake craving and no time to whip something up.

No-Bake Carrot Cake Collagen Protein Bars (Low Carb, Low Calorie Treats!)

4.17 from 6 votes

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5. Lemon Bars

These Homemade Lemon Protein Bars made with Collagen Peptides make the perfect healthy dessert or post-workout snack. Soft and chewy on the inside, with just the right balance of sweet and tangy — these bars are thick and chewy thanks to the collagen peptides which have a lot of great benefits for your hair, skin and joints. Give them a try the next time you’re craving a lemony treat!

Healthy Homemade Lemon Protein Bars made with Collagen Peptides

4.30 from 10 votes

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6. White Chocolate & Matcha

Adding matcha to dessert is one of my favorite things to do, and these gluten-free, nut-free Healthy White Chocolate Matcha Collagen Protein Bars are just too good to keep to myself. Thick and chewy with the sweet earthiness that comes from the matcha powder, these protein bars are like a healthy version of a matcha blondie, but with buttery white chocolate pieces in every bite.

Healthy White Chocolate Matcha Collagen Protein Bars (Nut Free Recipe)

4.50 from 2 votes

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7. White Chocolate Macadamia

Here it is, a recipe for Chunky White Chocolate Macadamia Protein Bars! Thick, chewy and buttery sweet, these protein bars are just like the white chocolate macadamia cookie, but without the extra sugar and butter (and no baking required!)

Chunky White Chocolate Macadamia Protein Bars Recipe (made with Collagen Peptides)

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8. Take 5 Copycat Recipe

Sweet, salty, crunchy, chewy, not to forget nutty, there’s something in these Healthier Reese’s Take 5 Copycat protein bars that will satisfy any candy bar lover. Made with healthier ingredients like collagen powder, coconut flour, oatmeal, peanut butter, and almond milk — all you have to do is simply mix the ingredients, slice into bars and coat them with chocolate. You definitely deserve to take five and enjoy this treat!

Sweet & Salty Peanut Butter Protein Bars Recipe (made with Collagen Peptides)

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9. Nutella

Satisfy your sweet tooth with these delicious Easy Nutella Protein Bars made with Collagen Peptides! These soft and chewy protein bars are packed with chocolatey goodness and the added benefits of collagen peptides. Perfect for a post-workout snack or a sweet treat anytime.

Nutella Collagen Protein Bars

4.41 from 5 votes

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10. Gingerbread

If you’re a fan of gingerbread, you’ll love these Gingerbread Collagen Protein Bars. Made with collagen peptides protein powder, these bars are an excellent source of protein and will keep you feeling satisfied for hours. The blend of ginger, cinnamon, and allspice gives them a warm and spicy flavor that will remind you of the holiday season all year round.

Gingerbread Collagen Protein Bars

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Here are some other easy, no-bake recipes using collagen peptides powder that didn't fit in the protein ball or protein bar category! I absolutely recommend you try the first one - the caramel dip 🙂

1. Keto Caramel Dip

Here’s a mix-it-and-forget-it keto Caramel Apple Dip Recipe that only requires nut butter, collagen peptides powder and sugar-free syrup. And NO COOKING REQUIRED! Sweet, rich and sticky, you’ll never know that this creamy caramel dip is sugar-free and high in protein. It’s a perfect low-carb, guilt free snack you can quickly whip up in under 5 minutes, or make ahead, so you can eat whenever you’re craving something sweet and crunchy.

Keto Caramel Apple Dip (Low Carb, High Protein Caramel Sauce)

4.89 from 9 votes

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2. Peanut Clusters

These chocolate-coated Peanut Clusters with Collagen Caramel takes the classic crunchy treats to the next level. Made with collagen peptides powder, peanut butter, sugar free syrup, chocolate, and of course –peanuts–these treats are just the healthy, guilt-free recipes you need if you’re on a low-carb or keto diet. Plus, they’re no-bake and easy to make. Be sure to add that sprinkle of coarse salt on top if you like them sweet and salty.

Collagen Caramel Peanut Clusters

4.67 from 3 votes

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3. Pumpkin Pancakes

Pumpkin pancakes are a perfect breakfast for the fall season, but it’s something that I crave all year long. These particular easy pumpkin pancakes using collagen peptides protein powder are no exception. The protein pancake batter is made with a blend of collagen peptides powder, a powdered supplement that helps support healthy hair, skin, nail, bone and joint health, as well as coconut flour, tapioca flour, sugar, eggs, and pumpkin puree.

Healthy Collagen Pumpkin Pancakes

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No-Bake Carrot Cake Protein Bars Recipe with Collagen Peptides

Easy Collagen Protein Balls with Peanut Butter (with 8 Variations)

Easy Nutella Protein Bars (with Collagen Peptides Protein Powder)

The Best Post-Workout Snack! Almond Butter Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Collagen Protein Bars

Guilt-Free Keto Snickers Protein Bars made with Collagen Peptides Powder

Sweet and Salty Peanut Butter Collagen Protein Balls with Pretzels

Chocolate Peanut Clusters with Collagen Caramel Filling (Easy, Keto Recipe)

Keto Tahini Collagen Protein Balls (The Best Healthy Post-Workout Snack!)

Power Packed Matcha Latte Protein Balls Recipe with Collagen Peptides

Gingerbread Collagen Protein Bars: a Healthier Festive Snack

Keto Pistachio Cheesecake Protein Balls (Low Carb Energy Bites made with Collagen Peptides)

Easy Pumpkin Pancakes Using Collagen Peptides Protein Powder

How to Make Keto Caramel Apple Dip (Easy, 3-Ingredient Recipe)

Healthy White Chocolate Matcha Collagen Protein Bars (Nut Free Recipe)

Healthy Monster Cookie Protein Balls Made with Collagen Peptides

Healthy Homemade Lemon Protein Bars made with Collagen Peptides

Chunky White Chocolate Macadamia Protein Bars Recipe (made with Collagen Peptides)

Collagen Peptides Pecan Pie Bars (Easy, No-Bake Recipe)

Easy Confetti Birthday Cake Collagen Protein Balls Recipe

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FAQs

What's the difference between taking collagen and collagen peptides? ›

Collagen peptides are made by breaking animal collagen down through hydrolysis. So, while collagen is a complete protein, collagen peptides are fragments of that protein. Whole collagen is difficult for the body to digest or absorb, while collagen peptides are significantly more accessible for the body.

What to pair with collagen to make a complete protein? ›

The missing essential amino acid in collagen is tryptophan, so in order to make collagen a complete protein, all you need to do is add the missing tryptophan! Some companies that make collagen supplements will add tryptophan in during hydrolysis for this reason.

Is there a downside to taking collagen peptides? ›

Good news: Unless you're allergic to their ingredients, there are no known side effects of taking collagen peptides. As with anything else, check the label closely, but if you're allergy-free, you should be A-OK to try collagen peptides.

Who should not take collagen? ›

Collagen supplements may not be safe for: People with fish, shellfish, or egg allergies (collagen supplements may contain these allergens as ingredients)16. People with a Kosher or Halal diet. People with a vegetarian or vegan diet.

Can you take vitamin D and collagen supplements together? ›

Vitamin D3 can also help strengthen muscles and the immune system. It can optimally support the immune system by fighting off harmful bacteria and viruses. When taken together with collagen supplements, vitamins C and D3 can enhance the production of collagen in the body and protect it from damage.

What is the best thing to mix with collagen? ›

Juices, smoothies and plain ol' water are ideal liquids to combine with collagen powder. Coffee, tea and other hot beverages, maybe not so much. There's debate on whether to mix collagen powder with hot beverages due to hot temperatures reducing the quality of the supplement.

Can I take magnesium and collagen together? ›

The benefits of Collagen + Magnesium on your health seem endless. That is why we want to focus on the fact that magnesium supports the natural production of collagen. Therefore, you cannot go wrong if you take both substances together. Magnesium plays a crucial role when it comes to your bone health.

What collagen does Jennifer Aniston use? ›

Vital Proteins 13.5 oz.

This bestselling powder infuses Aniston's shakes with 20 grams of collagen and a rich, chocolatey taste she loves. Like all Vital Proteins powders, it's gluten-, dairy- and soy-free, plus it's paleo and keto-friendly.

Is it better to drink collagen or take collagen pills? ›

It depends on how you prefer to take your collagen, or any supplement for that matter. If you are one of many people who have trouble swallowing pills, then liquid collagen is the best type of collagen supplement for you as it is quick and easy to consume.

Is bone broth as good as collagen? ›

In sum, bone broth has additional nutrients not provided by isolated collagen supplements and thus may be a superior choice for improving your overall health and wellness—that said, convenience is also important, and your personal preferences will have the final say in which one is the better beauty booster for you!

Which vegetable is high in collagen? ›

5. Leafy Greens
  • Spinach.
  • Kale.
  • Chard.
  • Watercress.
  • Bok choy.
  • Collard greens.
  • Lettuce.

Which fruit has the most collagen? ›

Here're 5 Collagen-Rich Fruits You Must Include In Your Diet:
  • Berries.
  • Oranges.
  • Avocado.
  • Grapefruit.
  • Lemon.
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Do blueberries have collagen? ›

As blueberries contain a relatively high level of amino acids (which produce collagen) for their size, they are an excellent way to help boost collagen in your skin.

What is the best form of collagen to take? ›

Collagen peptides are usually considered the best form of collagen for ingestion. Hydrolyzed collagen should be taken if a person wants to take a collagen supplement. Hydrolyzed collagen means the collagen has been broken down into small peptides, which are easy for the body to digest.

What happens to your body when you take collagen peptides? ›

The two most commonly proposed benefits of collagen peptides are improved skin health and reduced joint pain. But these supplements are also touted to support digestion and heart health, prevent bone loss and increase muscle mass.

Which is better collagen powder or collagen supplements? ›

The truth is that collagen's effectiveness doesn't hinge on the physical form it comes in (i.e., powder, tablet, or even liquid) – but its dosage. The more collagen you get into your body, the more effective it'll be (and the quicker you'll see results).

What is the best way to take collagen? ›

Many people take 1-2 tablespoons of collagen powder per day. You can take collagen powder by mixing it into smoothies, shakes, baked goods, soups, or even your coffee or tea. Is there such a thing as too much collagen powder? Because collagen is basically protein, you can't overdose on it.

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