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{Whole30} Sweet Potato Chicken Poppers

These Sweet Potato Chicken Poppers are so good that you’d want to put one after the other in your mouth. They are Whole30 compliant and baked (yay!), so they are good for you. Some of you might say, ‘Wow! Congrats on keeping up with your Whole30!’ Honestly, I don’t do the 30 days anymore. It’s Whole6 now – haha! I strictly follow the Whole30 rules for 6 days and then I will have a rest (okay, cheat day!) for one day. If there are more holidays, then that is good! Haha! Meal planning for Whole30 These Sweet Potato Chicken Poppers are so good that you’d want to put one after the other in your mouth. They are Whole30 compliant and baked (yay!), so they are good for you. Some of you might say, ‘Wow! Congrats on keeping up with your Whole30!’ Honestly, I don’t do the 30 days anymore. It’s Whole6 now – haha! I strictly follow the Whole30 rules for 6 days and then I will have a rest (okay, cheat day!) for one day. If there are more holidays, then that is good! Haha! Meal planning for Whole30 approved foods can be a little pain if you don’t have all the ingredients like the one I’ve always wanted to have – coconut aminos (send me some??). So you have to think or look for other recipes that will surely make your taste buds happy like these Sweet Potato Chicken Poppers… I ran out of ideas and I asked Pintrest for help and I came across Michelle’s Sweet Potato Chicken Poppers. Good timing – I had homemade mayonnaise during this time. If you will check, the first one I made was yellow and this is white (looks like the real thing – yay!) – it is because I just put a tiny bit of mustard and well, my egg yolk was too pale (boo!). But I am glad it turned out AMAZING! Going back to the Sweet Potato Chicken Poppers – what can I say aside from the fact that I ALMOST finished everything in one go? Haha! These are so cute and delicious that you’d want to put one after the other in your mouth. Since they are Whole30, I am sure you know that they are healthy, too. The ingredients are not too much – ground chicken, sweet potato, garlic powder, onion powder, spring onions, arrowroot powder (can use coconut flour), olive oil (or coconut oil) and paprika (it is just too good with sweet potato). This is also super easy to make as you’ll only need to mix all of them and shape them into golf-size balls and bake them. Yes, my friends! These are baked! Make them now?? I am taking these with me at Fiesta Friday # 199. Thanks to our hosts this week, Aunt Juju, Mollie and Angie. Happy Fiesta Friday, my friends!! Also sharing at The Recipe Roundup Linky | What’s for Dinner? | Mix it up Monday | Melt in your Mouth Monday | What’d You Do This Weekend? | Totally Terrific Tuesday | Recipe of the Week | Cook Blog Share | Happiness is Homemade | Cook Once Eat Twice Featured at What’s for Dinner Sunday Link # 125 | What’d You Do This Weekend? #251 Related