Eggless oats cookies

Oats Jaggery Cookies flavored with cardamom, cinnamon, nuts and free of refined sugar. These crispy cookies are also eggless.

These Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies are among the softest and chewiest eggless cookies. They are made with butter, brown sugar, and oats and are packed with chocolate chips!

Oatmeal cookies are always a delight to have, be it just plain or for breakfast. Normally i would make these with eggs and wondered how a cookie would taste if made eggless. I found this Eggless oatmeal Cookies from Food.com which looked easy to start with simple ingredients and was appealing with good reviews. Gave it a try right away, the recipe was for 3...

These Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies are among the softest and chewiest eggless cookies. They are made with butter, brown sugar, and oats and are packed with chocolate chips!

I made these chewy cookies for Diwali hand outs. I know everyone in my family has this love for oats and coconuts. I have made biscuits before usually they’re called Anzac biscuits …

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These easy 3-Ingredient Oat Flour Sugar Cookies are healthy sugar cookies made with no eggs, no refined sugar with a delicious oat flavor and crunchy texture.

Eggless, refined sugar-free, Oats Atta Cookies, are my new favorite baked goodies. Here is an easy recipe of making cookies at home with very few ingredients!

Homemade butter biscuits are perfect for tea.These are healthier eggless butter cookies,crisp with mixed flours instead of using plain flour.

Who doesn’t like a bit of sweet after dinner? We all need that little dessert after meals isn’t it? Most often we would sneak in the kitchen drawers looking for chocolate bars and cookies jars, m&ms, sweets or candies. Or we would open the fridge to look for ice-cream, a jar of nuttela or lollies. That’s why it’s so important to have ‘something sweet but something healthy’ to eat. Indian desserts are loaded with milk, fats, ghee, sugar and a lot of frying goes in the process; so I decided to…