6 CALORIE COOKIES

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  • Bearman45
    Bearman45 Posts: 46
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    nibble
  • honeythatsokay
    honeythatsokay Posts: 23
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    Nice!
  • sgv0918
    sgv0918 Posts: 851 Member
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    nibble

    yes - that would just annoy me
  • levstein
    levstein Posts: 74
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    Must buy some coconut flour and try these they sound good and healthy too. Thanks for sharing!
  • miniveganprincess
    miniveganprincess Posts: 43
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    do you think this would work with almond meal?

    hmm i'm not sure
  • BR3ANDA
    BR3ANDA Posts: 622 Member
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    Yum.
  • kayemme
    kayemme Posts: 1,782 Member
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    do you think this would work with almond meal?

    hmm i'm not sure

    I think I'm gonna try it this afternoon. we have a cooler day today and i happen to have some almond meal. I'm thinking to add shredded coconut instead of sugar. i'll post about it if it's successful.
  • kayemme
    kayemme Posts: 1,782 Member
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    i actually made what is probably an entirely different cookie

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    i used almond meal & added coconut and mashed a banana into the whole thing. each cookie is a tablespoon's worth of mixture, made about 25 cookies.

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    per bite, it's more than 6, but according to your numbers it's maybe closer to if you put chocolate chips in it. each cookie, for me, is about 3-4 "bites"

    they're quite filling, too. thanks for the idea! i will definitely make these again!
  • kayemme
    kayemme Posts: 1,782 Member
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    i edited recipe once i realized i only used 3c almond flour.

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    they taste like macaroons, and i suppose in specific terms, they ARE macaroons. :)
  • sdalhall
    sdalhall Posts: 160 Member
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    bump
  • skinnierjeans
    skinnierjeans Posts: 21 Member
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    Sounds yummy! (bump)
  • adfabus
    adfabus Posts: 178 Member
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  • GypsysBloodRose26
    GypsysBloodRose26 Posts: 341 Member
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    There IS fat in coconut flour. From nutrition data, it says 4 g in two tablespoons. If that is being divided into 16 bites, that 0.25g each cookie - not zero. You really should count that since it will add up if people are eating more than one.

    http://nutritiondata.self.com/facts/custom/591392/2?quantity=8.0

    They said six grams not zero.
  • SARgirl
    SARgirl Posts: 572 Member
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    Yum!!
  • ericalynn104
    ericalynn104 Posts: 382 Member
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    bump!
  • josephlackey
    josephlackey Posts: 4
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    Thanks for the great recipe.
  • xxnellie146xx
    xxnellie146xx Posts: 996 Member
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    bump
  • BeckaT79
    BeckaT79 Posts: 216
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    Bump!! And Thank You!!!!:smile:
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