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Sweet, chewy, and delicious. Today, I’m sharing my favorite Gluten-Free Almond Cookies recipe with you guys! These yummy cookies are made with almond flour, only have 7 ingredients, and are topped with a delicious dark chocolate drizzle!
I can honestly say, guys, that this is one of my absolute FAVORITE cookie recipes of all times. I mean, it’s a tough toss up between the The BEST Chocolate Chip Healthy Cookie Recipe that I made the other day, but this is a different category, right? We’re talking about the world of non-chocolate chip cookies here. In that world, this Gluten-Free Almond Cookies recipe is my hands down favorite!
Ah ok, I honestly can’t decide between the two recipes. Let’s just make them both, shall we? After all, it IS December which is basically give-me-all-the-cookies month anyway. And these almond cookies are healthy, so that means we can eat more of them! 😉
This Gluten-Free Almond Cookies Recipe (w/ Dark Chocolate) is an all-time favorite and so easy to make!
7 ingredients. 7 INGREDIENTS! Does it get any better than that? Simply mix together finely ground almond flour (this one’s my favorite), coconut oil, sugar, vanilla, egg, almond extract, and a pinch of salt. Form cookies on a baking sheet and bake for about 20 minutes!
For the dark chocolate drizzle (which is optional but totally necessary), melt dark chocolate and drizzle it over each cookie once they are baked. Take theseGluten-Free Almond Cookies to the next level by topping each cookie with a sprinkle of sea salt! SO yum.
TheseGluten-Free Almond Cookies can be easily made dairy-free and vegan!
To make this recipe dairy-free, simply replace the dark chocolate chips with dairy-free chocolate chips (these are so delicious) for the chocolate drizzle.
To make vegan, replace the egg with a flaxseed egg (they’re so easy to make or you can buy a vegan egg mix HERE) in addition to using dairy-free chocolate chips!
This favorite Gluten-Free Almond Cookies Recipe (w/ Dark Chocolate) has been tested and loved by friends and family. I think you and your family will absolutely love it, too!
More delicious cookie recipes you’ll love:
- The BEST Chocolate Chip Healthy Cookie Recipe
- Gluten Free Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies
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Favorite Gluten-Free Almond Cookies Recipe (w/ Dark Chocolate)
Sweet, chewy, and delicious. Today, I'm sharing my favorite Gluten-Free Almond Cookies recipe with you guys! These yummy cookies are made with almond flour, only have 7 ingredients, and are topped with a delicious dark chocolate drizzle!
Course: Dessert
Cuisine: American
Prep Time: 5 minutes minutes
Cook Time: 20 minutes minutes
Total Time: 25 minutes minutes
Servings: 18 cookies
Calories: 87 kcal
Author: Christine McMichael
Ingredients
Gluten-Free Almond Cookies
- 3 Tbsp coconut oil
- 1/3 cup raw sugar
- 1 egg
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1/2 tsp almond extract
- 1 1/2 cups finely ground almond flour
- pinch of salt
Chocolate Drizzle
- 2 Tbsp dark chocolate chips
- pinch of sea salt (optional)
Instructions
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
Mix the coconut oil, sugar, egg, vanilla extract, and almond extract together until smooth.
Add in the almond flour and salt.
Form small cookies on a baking sheet and press each one down with a spoon.
Bake for about 20 minutes (cookies should be soft and chewy).
For the chocolate drizzle, melt the chocolate chips and drizzle over each cooled cookie.
Top with a sprinkle of sea salt (optional) and enjoy!
Notes
Carbs: 5 Fat: 6 Protein: 2
Nutrition
Calories: 87 kcal
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16 Comments
Jennifer says:
These were SUPER, thank u so much, Christine! Brought them to dinner at a gluten and dairy-free friend’s house. They were highly complimented, and every one was eaten.And I even skipped the chocolate bc he is also diabetic. (The light amount of sugar in the body of the cookie was ok for him.) Someone here suggested that the coconut oil taste overwhelmed the almond, so I used only 2 tbs coconut and 1 tbs grape seed oil, which worked well. Next time I would double the almond extract to a full tsp bc I love an almond cookie and this was not quite as almondy as I’d like. (Then again, I did lose some flavor by skipping the chocolate.)
But those are my own preferences for flavor. Otherwise this recipe was excellent in producing a nice, lightly sweet, chewy cookie.
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Leslie Sawmiller replied:
Love to hear this! So glad you enjoyed them!
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Brittany L says:
These were amazing!! I didn’t have coconut oil or almond extract so used olive oil instead and just left out the almond extract. The almond flour packed plenty of almond flavor still! I was able to get 15 cookies out of this and they are perfect bite sized portions. Super delicious.Reply
Sara says:
I like that there are very few ingredients needed to make this however the serving says 18 cookies and u could only make 5 tiny ones!Reply
Bela replied:
Nice cookies. But I wanna know the serving size for 87 calories. I mean how can I eat keeping it under 100 calories.Reply
Christine McMichael replied:
Hello! The serving size is one cookie. Enjoy!
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Angela says:
Yum, these look so delicious! I have been doing a lot of baking with the kids, so I will have to give these a try!!Reply
Swathi says:
This is the gluten free almond cookies looks delicious i love the nutty taste of almond when it combine with chocolate. Great recipe, I can make it for kids.Reply
These look so tasty! I love the combination of almond and chocolate drizzle. Pretty pics too!Reply
Farrah says:
This looks so good! I’d love to get more baking done–will have to see if I can try making these this weekend! :]
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Danielle says:
These look like the perfect cookies to make over the weekend. Great to stock up for the week ahead!Reply
Jon Maldia says:
Thanks for this recipe Christine. We always bake boring old Chocolate Chip Cookies. This seems easy to make with not a ton of ingredients. So, we’ll be making these soon.
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Rachel says:
Looks yummy, thanks for sharing!
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Deborah Brooks says:
We have everything in the pantry for these they look fantasticReply
Gitika says:
Hi thanks.for this absolutely delicious recipie which is healthy at the same time. But mine were very soft and chewy. How can we make them crispy n crunchy? Also the coconut taste over powers the almond taste when I dnt put the almond extract.
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Cheryl says:
So easy and great taste, love this recipe!Reply
