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$10.19

simplyFUEL Peanut Butter Honey Almond Protein Balls - 8g Protein - 8oz

simplyFUEL

4.4(22)

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$7.69

Nature Valley Peanut Butter and Chocolate Chip Protein Balls - 7.94oz

Nature Valley

2.6(40)

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$10.99

Day Out Peanut Butter Cup Protein Balls Multipack - 12g Protein - 8oz

Day Out

3.4(32)

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$2.99

Scott's Confetti Plant-Based Protein Balls - 1.4oz

Scott's Protein BallsNew at

2.6(23)

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$7.69

Nature Valley Oats and Honey Protein Balls - 7.94oz

Nature Valley

2.5(32)

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$2.99

Scott's Brownie Batter Plant-Based Protein Balls - 1.4oz

Scott's Protein BallsNew at

3.7(16)

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$10.99

Day Out Cinnamon Bun Protein Balls Multipack - 12g Protein - 8oz

Day Out

4.2(22)

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$2.99

Scott's Peanut Butter Cacao Plant-Based Protein Balls - 1.6oz

Scott's Protein BallsNew at

2.9(10)

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$2.59

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Kraft Restaurant Edition Parmesan Pesto Mac and Cheese Pasta - 9.5oz

Kraft

4.4(890)

Loved for: creamy texture

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$2.59

was $2.99

New lower price

Kraft Restaurant Edition Romano Cacio E Pepe Mac and Cheese with Pipette Pasta - 9.5oz

Kraft

4.1(1546)

Loved for: creamy texture

SNAP EBT eligible

$2.59

was $2.99

New lower price

Kraft Restaurant Edition Monterey Jack Caramelized Onion Mac and Cheese Pasta - 9.5oz

Kraft

4.5(887)

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$4.92

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$5.18 when purchased separately

Kraft Restaurant Edition Romano Cacio E Pepe Mac and Cheese with Pipette Pasta - 9.5oz + Parmesan Pesto Mac and cheese Pasta 9.5oz

Kraft

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Guests also ask:

How much protein do these pasta-and-ball options provide per serving?

Protein per serving ranges from about 10 g up to 22 g. The provided product details include examples at roughly 10 g, 17 g, and 22 g per serving.

Which gluten-free or vegan pasta-and-ball alternatives are listed?

The selection includes vegan-labeled products and certified gluten-free gnocchi. Product details explicitly show labels such as “Vegan” and “Certified Gluten‑Free.”

What cooking methods and times are listed for gnocchi and frozen bites?

Gnocchi: stovetop 2–3 minutes, skillet 6–8 minutes, air fryer 8–10 minutes. Frozen bite-sized snacks: oven about 16–17 minutes or air fryer about 9 minutes. Some frozen items specify reheating until internal temperature reaches 165°F for safety.

How large are the packages for these pasta-and-ball items?

Package weights in the set range from about 5.4 ounces up to 24.0 ounces. The selection includes single-serve meals, multi-count snack packs, and larger family-size packages.

What dietary restrictions do these pasta-and-ball products accommodate?

The selection includes products labeled vegan, kosher, lactose‑free or dairy‑free, peanut‑free and tree‑nut‑free, egg‑free, certified gluten‑free, and non‑GMO options.