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Craving for Cookies?: 3 Easy Vegan Cookie Recipes

 Cookies. Biscuits. Crackers. They go by many names, depending on where you are in the world. However, one thing is for sure–we all enjoy the chewy, crunchy, rich, and flavorful cookie!

Whether you’re on a vegan travel vacation or binge-watching your favorite series (as we’re continuing to stay at home), cookies are fun, convenient, and delicious!

Here are some cookie recipes that you can enjoy at home.

1. Vegan Double Chocolate Chunk Cookies by The Spruce Eats

Are you a fan of chocolate? Do you love cookies? Well, if your answer is yes to both questions, this treat is for you!

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You’re in for a real treat with all the real chocolatey goodness that this Vegan Double Chocolate Chunk Cookies recipe can offer. The chocolate chunks in pockets will surprise your mouth with a burst of flavor in every bite. Also, you can add in your favorite nuts such as macadamia, walnuts, or hazelnuts for an exciting texture!

Surely, the kids will love this!

2. Raspberry Lemon Cheesecake Cookies by Spabettie

This cookie recipe will take you back to a nice morning in Spring, with the birds chirping in the background, and the flowers in bloom to keep you company.

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Bake this soft, fresh, and tangy Raspberry Lemon Cheesecake Cookie recipe in just 20 minutes with all the easy ingredients that are readily available in the nearest supermarket. They are best consumed while they are still warm, as the temperature brings out the sweetness and chewiness of the cookie, with an aromatic scent that’s a blend of zest and sweetness.

3. Healthy No-Bake Unicorn Cookies

thebigmansworld.com

Magical.

That’s the best word to describe this unique Healthy No-Bake Unicorn Cookies! This recipe is ready in just 5 minutes–a “first aid” for that sweet tooth craving.

Using only coconut flour, sugar-free maple syrup, cashew butter, and candy sprinkles, this cookie is chewy, creamy, and fudgy, with all the colors that make it look like it was taken out of a children’s bedtime story!

Your sweet tooth is probably aching for taste by now. So, go ahead and try making these vegan cookies at home!

What vegan cuisine should we explore next?


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