Sugar free peanut butter cookies
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RECIPE: No Bake Peanut Butter Cookies
Comments (3)This may very well be an American recipe but it is quite well-known in Sweden where we call it Mock Snickers. It's especially popular with children who can make the cookies themselves if a grown up heats the sugar and syrup mixture for them. I prefer Special K cereals to corn flakes myself and also make sure the peanut butter is the crunchy kind. We also cover the cool cookies with melted medium dark chocolate....See MoreSugar substitution for flourless peanut butter cookies?
Comments (21)OK, my not so scientific test is complete...finally! I made the four sweetener variations -- Splenda, agave, sugar and honey. I tested for both taste and blood sugars. Taste results from best to least tasty (your taste might be different): Sugar, agave, honey, Splenda Blood sugar results from lowest to highest: Splenda, agave, honey, sugar Unfortunately, the one that had no effect on my blood sugars also was the least tasty...Splenda. Although they tasted very good, the honey and sugar cookies upped my blood sugars more than I'd like. The agave cookies, as its low GI value would indicate, raised my blood sugars but not as much or as quickly as honey and sugar, but over a longer period of time. And the taste was quite close to ones made with sugar. This is a keeper. Thanks everyone for your help! Marsha...See MoreLooking for your T & T Peanut Butter Oatmeal cookie recipe
Comments (13)What kind of peanut butter? I often buy peanuts at a reduced price after the holidays and make my own peanut butter in the food processor. I also use powdered peanut butter and reconstitute it with water and add a little coconut oil to smooth out the texture. (Powdered peanut butter is a home food storage staple.) When Dillons (our Kroger associated grocery store) sends me a coupon for a free jar of Kroger peanut butter, I'll use that. The price of an 18-oz. jar of it has more than doubled over the last few years, so it MUST be good...... If I'm feeling wild and crazy I'll make sunflower seed butter and use that for something different. I'm not one of those "picky" people who choose Jif - because it normally doesn't fit my food budget. We regularly use 18-oz. of peanut butter per month without using it for cookies. This is our newest favorite peanut butter cookie recipe.... PEANUT BUTTER CRUNCH COOKIES Heat or microwave to liquefy: 1 stick of butter 3/4 c. peanut butter Add remaining ingredients: 1 t. baking soda pinch of salt 2 eggs 1 c. unsalted dry roasted peanuts 1/2 c. raw or roasted sunflower seeds 1/2 c. almond flour (or wheat flour) 1/2 c. palm sugar (or brown sugar) 1/2 c. mini semi-sweet chocolate chips 1/2 c. cacao nibs (optional) Use an electric mixer to blend. Use a #50 portion scoop to portion cookies and place on a parchment paper lined cookie sheet. Press dough down slightly. Bake in a preheated 375-degree F. oven for 12-minutes. -Grainlady...See Morepeanut butter cookies....
Comments (10)That's correct grammahony, no flour in this recipe. It's gluten-free this way so they're acceptable for celiacs (gluten-intolerant people). My (celiac) sister has tried this recipe and says they're quite a bit sweeter than our old fashioned "Mom's recipe" PB cookies, but they're very good and nice to have something that normally would be out of the diet. I had suggested she experiment a bit with rice flour or something, but since this works, go with it. Now this has me hungry for peanut butter cookie dough! I tend to eat a bunch of the dough before it gets baked! But a batch is still good. These also work with a chocolate chip in them, a chocolate star or a Hershey's Kiss....See Morefawnridge (Ricky)
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