Oatmeal Sugar Cookies

 

A healthier twist on the classic sugar cookie with a hint of oat goodness. To create these tasty cookies, begin with a base of unsweetened applesauce for moisture. Add a teaspoon each of vanilla and almond extract for that sweet and nutty flavor. Pour in almond milk to bring the dough together.

In the dry ingredients mix, combine almond flour, oats (GF if needed), monk fruit granulated sweetener, unflavored collagen powder, and a dash of salt. This blend ensures a perfect balance of texture and sweetness.

Roll the dough into desired cookie shapes and sprinkle with seasonal sprinkles for a festive touch. Bake until golden brown, and you'll have scrumptious Oatmeal Sugar Cookies that combine the classic charm of sugar cookies with the wholesome goodness of oats. Enjoy the festive sweetness in every bite!

INGREDIENTS

  1. Combine wet ingredients in a bowl. Add all dry and stir. The dough will be wet and sticky but makes the perfect chewy texture.

  2. Form into 12 - 1 1/2” cookies. Flatten into a cookie shape, they don’t expand while baking. Top with more sprinkles if desired.

  3. Bake at 350° for 15 minutes. They will look undercooked but will harden up. Allow to sit for 20 min or so to harden (you can do hard things). The dough is eggless so edible, yay!

     

    Notes: If almond isn’t your fave, do 2 tsp vanilla extract. Makes a baker’s dozen and lasts for 1 week in the fridge, but they only lasted 24 hours over here.

PROTEIN collagen 

FAT almond flour 

FIBER none 

CARB/STARCH apple sauce, oats


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Oatmeal Sugar Cookies

Servings

12

Cook Time

15-20 minutes

Calories

95

Category

Sweets

Oatmeal Sugar Cookies

Ingredients

    Wet

    Dry

    Steps

    1. Combine wet ingredients in a bowl. Add all dry and stir. The dough will be wet and sticky but makes the perfect chewy texture.

    2. Form into 12 - 1 1/2” cookies. Flatten into a cookie shape, they don’t expand while baking. Top with more sprinkles if desired.

    3. Bake at 350° for 15 minutes. They will look undercooked but will harden up. Allow to sit for 20 min or so to harden (you can do hard things). The dough is eggless so edible, yay!

    Notes:

    1. If almond isn’t your fave do 2 tsp vanilla extract. Makes a baker’s dozen and lasts for 1 week in the fridge but they only lasted 24 hours over here.

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    11 comments

    What can be swapped for the almond flour?

    Cristen

    What can be swapped for the almond flour?

    Cristen

    What can be swapped for the almond flour?
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    thepeachiespoon replied:
    Most flours are a 1:1 swap but may affect the texture. Coconut flour is 1/4 cup =1 cup other flours if you use that.

    Cristen

    What kind of collagen powder do you use?
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    thepeachiespoon replied:
    Any unflavored works! My go to is this one. Peachie is a coupon code <https://www.equipfoods.com/> [Prime_Vanilla_IMG_1928.jpg] Real Food to Fuel Your Body<https://www.equipfoods.com/> equipfoods.com<https://www.equipfoods.com/>

    Leah Wagner

    Could you swap anything for the monkfruit sweetener? Honey? Thanks!
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    thepeachiespoon replied:
    Any granulated sugar works! May not be as blood sugar friendly but no biggie.

    Heather

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