Double Chocolate Cookies Recipes

If you love chocolate chip cookies... look no further!

chocolatey (but healthy) goodness!

I promise, they're not as weird at they sound! Be sure to watch these cookies as they bake- they tend not to spread out very much!

These cookies are big and delicious! The recipe yields six 3" double chocolate cookies that are just 159 calories each but do not taste like it.

Easy to make, perfect out of the freezer for texture,chewy melt in your mouth decadence by a gourmet chocoholic guests rave about.

Very heart healthy.

This recipe is copied from the Ideal® website

This delicious recipe contains only 63 calories per cookie. Eat 4 of these as a special breakfast treat for 250 calories total with 14 grams of protein and 10 grams of fiber.

Low Carb cookies

Great on the go healthy snack

88.4 calories each

Two bite cookies to satisfy your chocolate cravings. Fits into any calorie range without stress.

Soft, chewy, rich and chocolatey cookies with cranberries. One cookie is enough to satisfy the toughest chocolate craving.

Not Healthy, but they are delicious

From Taste of Home and altered by me to be dairy free

Adapted from a recipe in the Hershey's Cocoa Easy Baking cookbook.

An incredibly rich chocolate cookie; great for a Valentine's Day gift!

I got this receipe from a health magazine. It followed an article about the health benefits of dark chocoloate. Eaten occassionally, not every day, chocolate is a health food. Eat the real chocolate - not chococlate ice cream or hot chocolate, etc. - to get the benefits.

I altered this recipe to be more diabetic friendly for my dad. The carbs are mainly from xylitol which is an all natural low glycemic sweetener.

found in an article...can use splenda instead of sugar. Original recipe called for all purpose flour--i used whole wheat.

Yummy! You can cut down the sugar to 1/3 c, and make by the teaspoon - also can freeze dough (already premeasured) for up to 3 months, then cook 10-13 minutes.

Just an experiment - modified from the recipe on the back of the Trader Joe's chocolate chip package. More flour would have helped. Not sure if the Brummel & Brown's was to blame or the extra vanilla, but the batter was too thin at first. Adding an extra 1/2 cup of flour helped, 3/4 would have helped more.

These are not healthy, but they are quick and easy and taste amazing. Your kids can help make these.

These cookies are so satisfying, and are high in dietary fiber.

These cookies are delicious, easy to make and are high in fiber.