Clean Eating Chocolate Chip Cookies
I’ve been experimenting with clean eating chocolate chip cookies for a while because, well, everyone likes chocolate chip cookies.
They are simple, timeless, and just delicious!
I LOVE chocolate chip cookies and cookie dough. I make them often enough, I decided I need a healthier version with better ingredients.
These clean eating chocolate chip cookies hit the spot and satisfy my cookie craving. My family liked them too!
These healthy clean eating chocolate chip cookies…
- Have ZERO processed sugar. (Sweetened with honey and stevia!)
- Have whole wheat flour instead of white flour. (Organic is best!)
- Uses coconut oil instead of margarine. (You could also use grass-fed butter for a more classic cookie taste.)
- Are soft, chewy, and YUMMY!
Hope you enjoy them!
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Clean Eating Chocolate Chip Cookies
Ingredients:
- 1 C coconut oil softened ( If you don’t like the taste of coconut oil, use organic grass fed butter)
- 1/4 C honey (raw if possible)
- 2 eggs (organic and cage free)
- 1 1/2 C whole wheat flour (organic if possible)
- 3/4 C dark chocolate chips
- 1 scoop vanilla protein powder
- 1 tsp baking soda
- dash of salt
- Stevia if you need it to be sweeter. Start with just a drop, it’s stronger than sugar! You can also try coconut sugar or just a bit of brown sugar too.
Directions:
- Preheat oven to 350°
- Cream coconut oil, honey and eggs
- Add protein powder, flour, baking soda and salt, mix well
- Add stevia if needed
- Fold in chocolate chips
- Spoon onto parchment lined baking sheet (makes about 15)
- Bake for 8 mintues
You Just Can’t Go Wrong With Chocolate Chip Cookies.
What’s your favorite way to eat cookies? Freshly baked? With a glass of milk? Warmed up and slighly melty?
I’m drooling just thinking about it. Better go warm up my oven right now and make another batch!
Enjoy these tasty cookies, let me know what you think about them in the comments!
16 Comments
Summer Fiut
These smelt and tasted so so good! Thanks for the recipe ! The kids loved them too!
Amy
So happy to hear you all loved them!!
C J
So you have to use the protein powder or is there any substitute?
I don’t have any plus I’ve tried it in other recipes and I could taste it and did t like it
Thx
Amy
You don’t have to add protein powder, but I highly recommend it. It adds some extra sweetness and flavor! If you can taste it in other recipes, you could try a different brand of protein.
JoAnn Lyman Earhart
Excited to try these! What brand of protein powder would you recommend?
Amy
I like Vega brand but you can use your favorite brand! Whey or plant based should work just fine.
Alexis
Can you use almond flour instead?
Amy
Yes! Almond flour should work just fine.
Heather
What do you think the calorie count is on these per cookie? I followed the recipe minus the stevia. They were delicious! A little oily, but everyone loved them!
Amy
I would probably guess around 250 a cookie? Glad you enjoyed them!
Shauna
Is it really 1 cup of coconut oil ? Seems like a lot
Amy
Most traditional cookie recipes call for one cup (or two sticks) of butter. I wanted them to be as close to the original as possible! If you don’t like coconut oil, I’d recommend grass-fed organic butter.
Mrym
Hi Amy, how much stevia/ coconut sugar is needed? Thanks
Amy
Hi! If using granulated stevia, start with a small amount (maybe 1 tbsp) and taste to see if it has the desired taste or sweetness. If using coconut sugar, organic cane sugar, or brown sugar, again start with a smaller amount (maybe 2 tbsp) and taste. Stevia has a more bitter after taste so I don’t like to use a ton of it, but it can give it just a bit more sweetness. Hope that helps!
Bonny
Can u omit the honey ? Or replace it with Another liquid sugar substitute
Amy
Yes! You can use pure maple syrup.