Cookie Recipes Collection

Fellow healthy dieters

You make promises and resolutions to eat clean and abide strictly by the healthy food commandments. You avoid sugar and calorie-packed sweets becoming the poster of health.

Then suddenly disaster struck, and you see a box of cookies – golden and crispy, and all your efforts go down the drain. Are you able to relate?

For many people, sweets can be their Achilles heel, overpower all their willpower and good intentions. But, we have good news for you.

Believe it or not, you can satisfy your cravings for sweets without going overboard with calories and throwing away your fitness goals or weight loss plans.

Here we have compiled 30 delicious cookie recipes to please your taste buds and keep your cravings in line.

This cookie recipe compilation is different from those which are sugar-filled and packed with fats.

Rich in Fibre

Ingredients such as fresh fruits, whole grains like oats, various types of seeds, and others increase the fiber content within these cookies and enhance flavor.

Low Sugar

The natural ingredients used to make these cookies add all the sweetness to them. No extra sugar is added, making them a healthy option yet tasty and sweet enough to treat adults as well as kids.

Less Salt

Baked products usually have high salt content to blend different flavors and brown. Most of our recipes have no added salt. Those that have added salt are in small amounts you need not be concerned about.

Lower Fat

Our recipes use less butter than usually baked goods or no butter, making them a healthy option for snacking on.

High in Protein

A healthy compilation of various seeds, fresh and dry fruits, and plant-based milk, whole flour, and grains increase the protein content of these cookies.

Benefits of these recipes:

Fitness snacks are not a daily essential but a tasty way to let you grab small bites without feeling guilty.

Great in taste

All-natural and fresh ingredients are mixed in proper and measured ratios, which will leave you drooling and wanting for more.

Light in nature

The cookies are low in calories, fats, and carbs; thus are not heavy on your stomach and don’t weigh you down.

Basic Ingredients

There are no fancy or out-of-reach ingredients that will give you a run across the town to purchase. You can easily find them in most grocery stores or online.

Easy to make

Simple methods are used to make these cookies. Even teenagers can make them on their own. Introduce your kids to baking and healthier eating through this fun way.

Better than store-bought baked goods

Store-bought baked goods that claim to be healthy have become very popular over the years with the growing obsession over health and fitness.

Many social media pages are flooded with ads of such products which claim to be low in fats and sugar and even boost your immunity.

If you think store-bought goods can be an easy alternative if you do not want to spend your time baking, think again.

Store-bought cookies are filled with numerous ingredients, additives, and preservatives that help last for a longer time but may not be good for your health.

Store-bought cookies are often dry and taste like dust. This is because their core ingredients are mostly nuts and almond paste. Here you can choose what you like, almonds, different berries, fruits, and others.

Many such baked cookies claiming to be healthy do not come with a nutrition fact table. So you have to blindly trust what the seller or advertisements claim.

Nutritional facts for all our recipes are listed below, mentioning everything from their calorie content, fat and carbs, and vitamins.

You can even give the recipes your own twist and get creative in the kitchen.

 Health benefits:

Switch to these healthy snacking recipes, and the following benefits can be yours:

These healthy cookies are made from fruits, oats, and others which pack these cookies with vitamins and fiber. They help to balance your nutritional intake and are easy to digest.

Watching your sugar intake, especially during festival times, can be a real challenge. These low sugar and low carb options can be the go-to indulgence for you.

Low on fat and calories, they won’t hamper your efforts for weight loss. So grab these tasty cookies when feeling peckish.

With good protein content and other vitamins, you can grab these quick bites if you are busy enough and end up skipping your meals.

The recipes are easy to make and packed with nutrients to fulfill your daily requirements without compromising the taste.

Healthier baked cookies:

This cookie recipe compilation is different from those which are sugar-filled and packed with fats.

Rich in Fibre

Ingredients such as fresh fruits, whole grains like oats, various types of seeds, and others increase the fiber content within these cookies and enhance flavor.

Low Sugar

The natural ingredients used to make these cookies add all the sweetness to them. No extra sugar is added, making them a healthy option yet tasty and sweet enough to treat adults as well as kids.

Less Salt

Baked products usually have high salt content to blend different flavors and brown. Most of our recipes have no added salt. Those that have added salt are in small amounts you need not be concerned about.

Lower Fat

Our recipes use less butter than usually baked goods or no butter, making them a healthy option for snacking on.

High in Protein

A healthy compilation of various seeds, fresh and dry fruits, and plant-based milk, whole flour, and grains increase the protein content of these cookies.

Benefits of these recipes:

Fitness snacks are not a daily essential but a tasty way to let you grab small bites without feeling guilty.

Great in taste

All-natural and fresh ingredients are mixed in proper and measured ratios, which will leave you drooling and wanting for more.

Light in nature

The cookies are low in calories, fats, and carbs; thus are not heavy on your stomach and don’t weigh you down.

Basic Ingredients

There are no fancy or out-of-reach ingredients that will give you a run across the town to purchase. You can easily find them in most grocery stores or online.

Easy to make

Simple methods are used to make these cookies. Even teenagers can make them on their own. Introduce your kids to baking and healthier eating through this fun way.

Better than store-bought baked goods

Store-bought baked goods that claim to be healthy have become very popular over the years with the growing obsession over health and fitness.

Many social media pages are flooded with ads of such products which claim to be low in fats and sugar and even boost your immunity.

If you think store-bought goods can be an easy alternative if you do not want to spend your time baking, think again.

Store-bought cookies are filled with numerous ingredients, additives, and preservatives that help last for a longer time but may not be good for your health.

Store-bought cookies are often dry and taste like dust. This is because their core ingredients are mostly nuts and almond paste. Here you can choose what you like, almonds, different berries, fruits, and others.

Many such baked cookies claiming to be healthy do not come with a nutrition fact table. So you have to blindly trust what the seller or advertisements claim.

Nutritional facts for all our recipes are listed below, mentioning everything from their calorie content, fat and carbs, and vitamins.

You can even give the recipes your own twist and get creative in the kitchen.

 Health benefits:

Switch to these healthy snacking recipes, and the following benefits can be yours:

These healthy cookies are made from fruits, oats, and others which pack these cookies with vitamins and fiber. They help to balance your nutritional intake and are easy to digest.

Watching your sugar intake, especially during festival times, can be a real challenge. These low sugar and low carb options can be the go-to indulgence for you.

Low on fat and calories, they won’t hamper your efforts for weight loss. So grab these tasty cookies when feeling peckish.

With good protein content and other vitamins, you can grab these quick bites if you are busy enough and end up skipping your meals.