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Chocolate Chip Cookies Nutrition - USDA
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YummlyKeto Chocolate Chip Cookies {1g Net Carbs!} With Butter, Cream Cheese, Swerve, Swerve, Large Eggs, Heavy Whipping Cream, Vanilla Extract, Coconut Flour, Baking Soda, Salt, Glucomannan, Milk Chocolate ChipsFood.comDelicious, with healthy fat from almonds, and only 5.5 grams net carbs per cookie. If you are avoiding wheat or counting carbs, give these a try. I created them for my husband who has to reduce his carb intake in order to control his blood sugar.Food.comCoconut flour has good health benefits and is also low in carbs and high in fiber. Of course these cookies won't be exactly like your standard wheat flour chocolate chip cookies, but the coconut flour adds a new twist with texture and flavor that I really like. Give it a try! ***Note - as with many of my recipes, I use So Delicious brand coconut milk (50 calories/cup) and Truvia brand stevia sweetener*** Also, since the Nutrition Facts didn't include some things, each cookie has 56 calories, 3g Fat, 2g S. Fat, 7g Carbs, 2g Fiber, 4g Sugar, 2g Protein, and 76mg Sodium.YummlyThe BEST Keto Chocolate Chip Cookies - with slightly crispy edges, soft centers, dotted with gooey chocolate chips- are super quick to make and SUPER low carb! You'll be adding these cookies to your weekly dessert rotation before you know it, especially because they're only 1.7 net carbs PER TWO COOKIES!!!Food.comThese are such unique cookies! These cookies become very thin when they cook, and the addition of brown rice syrup (better for you then sugar... has complex carbs to keep you fuller longer) makes the cookie very chewy and almost slightly sticky. You have never tasted anything like it!Food.comEveryone loves these at Super Bowl parties. A couple years ago I brought them to the Orlando Brewing Company's party and two enormous platters were completely finished. You can buy the colored M&M's at http://shop.mms.com or at M&M's World in Orlando, Las Vegas or New York. I make two batches, one for each team's colors. These could be considered "good" treats for people avoiding bad carbs since they have oatmeal instead of white flour, but "healthy" may be a stretch!
