No added sugar cookies! Only natural sugar from fruit gives these cookies their sweetnes🍪 Eating natural sugars from fruit is always better than adding sugar to a recipe. They bring much more nutrients, fiber, protein and volume to your food. Dried fruit as well! When farmers make raw sugar from plants it looses most of the nutrition from the plant, even in the unrefined sugars like maple syrup and coconut sugar. Not that eating sugar is particularly bad, but when you can make delicious cookies without them, then why not try? It literally took one day before our entire household had eaten up the entire batch🤷🏽♀️ So warning: you might want to double or even tripple the recipe🤫
Oats and cacaonibs cookies: 50g Peanutbutter 100g Oats (or oatflour) 100g Dried dates 1 banana ¼ tsp bakingpowder ½ tsp bakingsoda ½ tsp vanilla extract ½ tsp cinnamon ¼ tsp salt 20g cacaonibs
Grind the oats to make oatflour (I left mine a bit clumpy). Blend all the other ingredients except the cacaonibs in a food processor. When it’s as smooth as you want it, stirr in the cacaonibs with a spoon. Form them into small cookies on a bakingsheet (I got 12) and have in the oven for 12-15 minutes on 180 degrees celcius. Enjoy!
1 of 12 cookies: 100Kcal - 3g Protein - 4g Fat - 14g Carbs - 2g Fiber - 7g Sugar














