Flourless Chocolate Chip Cookies

Yes you read that title right. Flourless Chocolate Chip Cookies. These healthy chocolate chip cookies contain no beans or any other funky ingredients. They also don’t contain any butter or oil. These flourless chocolate chip cookies are very easy to make and contain only 5 ingredients!

If you like this recipe, you may also like my 4 ingredient flourless cookies or my super moist flourless brownies.

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These flourless cookies are rich in taste and texture. You will be very surprised! I had to stop myself before I ate too many! These flourless cookies are gluten free, vegan and grain free! You can make them in under 20 minutes. Can it get better than that?

To make the cashew butter, follow the instructions in this video. For more videos, you can subscribe to my You Tube Channel.

 

Here is a quick video on how to make these cookies.

 Flourless Chocolate Chip Cookies

 

Flourless Chocolate Chip Cookies

Prep Time 5 min Cook Time 10 min Serves 10 cookies     adjust servings

These cookies are so moist and decadent, you will never guess they contain no flour, no oil and no butter!

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 350.
  2. In a food processor , combine all the ingredients, except for the chocolate chips.
  3. Pulse until everything is mixed.
  4. Fold in the chocolate chips.
  5. Drop cookies onto a lined baking sheet. I used a cookie scoop for this.
  6. Bake for 10 minutes.
  7. Let cool completely before removing from the cookie sheet.
  8. Store in an airtight container for up to 2 weeks.
  9. You can also freeze them for longer.

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Recipe Notes

**You can buy cashew butter at most health food stores. You can also easily make it by grinding up 2 cups of raw cashews for about 5 minutes in a high powered blender or a food processor.

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144 thoughts to “Flourless Chocolate Chip Cookies”

  1. Hi! Thanks for sharing this recipe! I swapped raw cashew butter with raw almond butter and came out fantastic!!
  2. Looks great, will have to try it! How do you make cashew butter - do you soak the cashews first? Do you use food processor or a blender? Thanks!
  3. Just remember, they are probably 1000 calories each! So if you don't have siliac's, there is no reason at all to substitute cashews for flour! Unless you just want to add a ton of calories
    1. I stopped counting calories when I quit processed foods. I lost weight without trying and I doubt one cookie is 1000 calories. That is pretty extreme.
  4. Finally made these! Everyone liked them, even my daughter who claims not to like cashews! I will flatten slightly next time :)
  5. Absolutely loved these!! Shared this with my mom and brother and they loved it. My dad was wondering what the calorie count is roughly for each one?
    1. So glad you liked them! I am not sure the calorie count. You may be able to figure out a rough estimate on www.caloriecount.com
    2. So glad you liked them! I am not sure the calorie count. You may be able to figure out a rough estimate on www.caloriecount.com
  6. Not sure why my message was posted twice and incomplete. :/ Whst I said was if I wasn't careful my husband would have none to try when he gets home. These are delicious! Another fabulous recipe, Melissa. Thanks!
  7. Ok, what did I do wrong? Puréed the cashews (used about 1.5 cups cashews and .5 walnuts) which made a nice butter. When I mixed in the syrup, salt and vanilla though and started to purée, it formed a glue. The liquid separated from the nut mixture and literally formed a taffy. What did I do wrong?
    1. I would guess your machine got too hot and everything liquified. Either let the machine cool down and just pulse the rest or hand mix everything after making the butter.
  8. Oh my goodness, these are so good! Just made my first batch with almond butter and peanut butter and they turned out amazing! Favorite healthy cookie recipe by far! Thanks for sharing!
  9. I made these with Sunflower Seed Butter. They turned out horrible. They never actually turned into a "cookie". It was more like fudge. I even put them in the fridge before touching them to cool them. Also, my family wouldn't touch them. I have made flourless cookies with cashew butter before and they were good. But Sunflower butter? Not so much.
    1. Really? I am sorry they didn't turn out with the sunflower butter. :( Did you let them cool completely before removing from the baking rack? Did you use homemade or store bought sunflower butter?

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