Whole Wheat Chocolate Chip Cookies Recipes

Classic chocolate chip cookies with slightly modified ingredients to make them healthier, yet just as tasty as the original.

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Makes 75 cookies

Dairy free!

These Cookies are deliciously soft and moist. The best chocolate chip cookie recipe ever! Especially because they are made with 100% White Whole Wheat flour. This recipe is copied from King Arthur Flour.(http://www.kingarthurflour.com/reci
pes/soft-chocolate-chip-cookies-recipe)

Healthy, yummy cookies!

a healthier version of a classic.

You have to try these!! You will not believe they are made with whole wheat flour

Lower fat, higher fiber and all the yum

Chocolate Chip cookies with a twist - I make these mostly for my kids so I don't subsitute splenda in (I use to until my peditrician said to avoid giving the kids splenda - apparently all studies have been done on adults and they don't know how it will affect children long term).

These cookies are healthy and tasty! They're called Tuxedo because they use both white and milk chocolate chips.

This is a cookie recipe that we've modified after moving dairy-free for an allergy and nixing processed sugar, etc. We use whole wheat flour, and you can add any goodies... dried fruit, nuts, etc. The cookies are soft when warm but will firm up after cooling.

Unprocessed ingredients with a darker chocolate for a healthier cookie!

Delicious! you can't tell they are sugar free. Cake like cookies.

Yummy!

My husband created a no sugar added cookie, with no white flour and very low sodium. Less than 100 calories per cookie! They're like little scones - they are not as moist as cookies with sugar, but they are still tasty! We use a small ice cream scoop (1.5 inch diameter) to make the cookies. They are sweet enough with just the raisins and chocolate chips! If you like scones you'll like these. You can also add cinnamon, nutmeg or nuts if you like. They are great with tea or coffee!

Okay, so they can't be healthy, 'cause they're cookies. But they can be *healthier*...

This recipe actually called for miniature chips, but regular size is what I had on hand to get nutritional facts. Oh, and 12 Tbsp = 3/4 cup.

A little healthier version of the chocolate chip cookie. My family loves them!

Much tastier and less "processed" than the packaged 100-calorie packs from the store!