This is going to be your go-to Breakfast Cookies recipe! Healthy, delicious and nutritious loved by adults and kids alike!
This recipe is as good for breakfast and it is for snacks or desserts. And because it’s packed with protein, fibre, iron and calcium it’s a super healthy option as well!
My kids really love this, and if you don’t have all the ingredients in this list you can easily make substitutions. I swap out the carrots with zucchini depending on what I have available. You can use whatever nut butter you have, or even tahini if you want to make it school friendly or nut free. This is absolutely perfect for your kids to put into their school lunches (once you make those swaps!) The raisins can be swapped with any dried fruit and the nuts can easily be replaced by seeds! If you want to make it a little extra healthy you can omit the chocolate chips!
One or two of these are more than enough for a nutritious breakfast, but if you want to add a little extra to this breakfast I recommend pairing it with my Peach Cobbler Smoothie - or just a bowl of fruit salad would be great too! Use this breakfast cookies recipe and add some healthy and enjoyment to your week!
This is a killer breakfast cookies recipe. It’s one of my go to recipes when I know that I’m going to need snacks or a quick breakfast that I can take with me on the go.
Preheat your oven to 350 F
Add your nut butter, maple syrup, and banana together into a large bowl and mix!
Cold in your carrots or zucchini, oats, almond meal, ground flax, baking powder, spices, and mix together until everything is a big gooey mess.
Fold in your chocolate chips, raisins, cashews, and orange zest. Stir well until all combined.
Use a 1/3 cup measure to scoop out 10-11 cookies. They’re big so use two baking sheets. Wet your hands and press down to flatten them out to about a 1/2 inch thickness.
Bake for 20-25 minutes, rotating your pans halfway through.
Cool and enjoy!!!
Servings 11
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily value may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
