Healthy chocolate chip cookie? That sounds… um…  iffy. I mean, I’d like to consider myself a cookie guru. I love cookies. Like, I really love cookies. The homemade, straight from the oven, make from scratch cookies. You know: Heaven. The store bought garbage? Never liked them. Not even during my SAD days.

But a healthy chocolate chip cookie? I’ve tried a lot of them. I’ve sought them out. I’ve googled recipes. I’ve looked on Pinterest. And I’ve seen plenty of cookies that either A) claimed to be “healthy” but were loaded with fake fats (or not fats!), tons of sugar, and other processed garbage or B) were actually healthy but not really to par with my normal idea of “cookie goodness.”

Every healthy cookie recipe I tried either turned out too flat, too dry, too “muffiny” (it’s totally a word), or too “blah.” I’d find myself trying a few batches and then giving up and going back to an occasional treat of refined white flour and sugar “goodness.”

No more!

There is such thing as a healthy chocolate chip cookie.

I’ve finally found a recipe that I actually love. It’s sweet. It’s comforting. It tastes like a really good cookie. AND it’s healthy! A healthy chocolate chip cookie DOES exist. It’s uses sprouted flour (read here why that’s good), natural sweeteners, nourishing butter AND coconut oil (the secret to it’s great texture).*

This littler girl liked them. (Oh man, I love her.)

And now I’m going to share the goodness with you.

Healthy Chocolate Chip Cookie

Healthy Chocolate Chip Cookie

Who doesn't love a good cookie? Well what if that cookie could still taste as delicious but actually be healthy? You'll love these healthy chocolate chip cookies.

Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 9 minutes
Total Time 19 minutes

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Preheat Oven to 350 degrees.
  2. Cream sugar, butter, and coconut oil until smooth
  3. Add in eggs and vanilla, mix on low until incorporated
  4. Still on low speed, mix in salt and baking soda
  5. Stir in flour by hand
  6. Stir in chips by hand
  7. Scoop dough out by the spoon full on a greased baking sheet. Bake for 8 - 9 minutes. Let cool on pan for 5 minutes then transfer to wire rack to cool completely.

*Remember, this is still a cookie. No matter how much “heathier” it is, you probably don’t want to eat them all day long. But you knew that already, right? Right.

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