There are times when you just need a cookie NOW.
Today’s recipe yields two big cookies, similar in taste and texture to the ones you’d buy at the mall, but much healthier! The cookies come together almost instantly—no stand mixer needed, and no rolling out dozens of cookie dough balls. These are super soft and gooey, straight out of the oven!
Share with a friend, or eat one now and keep the other one for later. There’s nothing like going through the day knowing a soft chocolate chip cookie is waiting for you at home!
How to make Chocolate Chip Cookies for Two
Category: Healthy Cookies.
- 3 tbsp plus 1 tsp spelt or all-purpose flour (or 4 tbsp oat flour) (30g)
- scant 1/8 tsp salt
- scant 1/8 tsp baking soda
- 2 tsp coconut sugar (or regular brown sugar)
- 2 tsp evaporated cane juice (or regular sugar)
- 3-4 tsp chocolate chips
- 1 tbsp plus 1 tsp coconut or vegetable oil (14g)
- 1/2 tsp pure vanilla extract
- 1 tsp milk of choice
Preheat a toaster oven to 325 degrees F, or a regular oven to 350, and grease a tray. In a cereal bowl, combine first six ingredients and stir extremely well. Add wet, and stir to form a dough. Break dough into two equal balls (or 4 balls, if you’d prefer smaller cookies), and smush into cookie shapes. Place cookies with some space between them, as they will grow as they cook. Bake 11 minutes in the toaster, or 7-8 minutes in an oven. They should still be a little undercooked when you take them out, so let them sit 5 minutes before removing from the tray.
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Question of the Day:
Do you have a favorite “tried and true” chocolate chip cookie recipe?
In terms of how to make chocolate chip cookies, everyone seems to have a different idea about what makes the perfect chocolate chip cookie. Some people like soft cookies, some prefer crispy cookies. Some swear by adding cornstarch to their chocolate chip cookies. I’ve never tried it, but supposedly it makes the cookies extra chewy. For a bigger-batch recipe, I use my recipe for Flourless Chocolate Chip Cookies, which yields cookies that are somehow chewy, soft, and crispy all at the same time!
Link of the Day:
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Sara K. says
Yes!! I had found another recipe for two chocolate chip cookies (which I haven’t gotten around to trying yet), but I was hoping you would make one without eggs! Thanks Katie!
Nessa says
Oooh….cookies! Love this 🙂
Nicole says
This is perfect for my picnic date I have planned for tonight :D. Gourmet Mac n’ Cheese, with two perfect cookies for dessert? Can’t wait to make them!
Samantha says
Out of curiosity, have you tried substituting stevia or truvia for the plain sugar?
Chocolate Covered Katie says
Sorry, I haven’t.
Julie says
I made these tonight with a couple substitutions..
no sugar(well, no ACTUAL sugar..)
used stevia(about 2/3 of a little packet)
and I used 6 tbsps of sweetened(thus some sugar) shredded coconut
I also used coconut milk, and doubled the recipe.
AND…I baked them on the bbq! 😉 they turned out heavenly! 🙂
Louisa says
Baked on BBQ? How did that happen? I would love to try that sometime, just because my little toaster oven can only bake around 6 of these cookies at once.
Sandy says
Place them in a toaster!? You mean the same thing I use to toast bread? If yes, that would be amazing! Better than wasting energy heating up my oven just for 2 cookies
I try not to waste energy 🙂
P.s. I live in Australia so we might be using different terminology
Terri Cole says
I’m pretty sure that’s supposed to be toaster OVEN!
Chocolate Covered Katie says
Yes, sorry for the typo 😕
Claire @ Health Nut Claire says
Those cookies look perfect! Yum!
Am says
Thanks for this recipe! It was great to make only 2 cookies! I didn’t have any chocolate chips (*gasp*), so I used pecans instead. Delicious!
Chocolate Covered Katie says
Thank you so much for trying them so quickly! 🙂
Ashley @ My Food N Fitness Diaries says
Oh these are PERFECT for my husband and me. There’s so many times that we want a chocolate chip cookie, but don’t want a few dozen of them around the house. Looks great!
Alanna says
I’ve always preferred my cookies to be a little crispy… not the hard, chip-a-tooth-and-crumbs-fall-everywhere type, but with a slight crust to the outside and chewy on the inside. I know lots of people love the still gooey cookies straight from the oven, but not me. I do love the idea of doing these in a toaster oven, though! It always seems like a waste of electricity to heat up my huge oven for a small batch of baked goods, so the toaster oven is perfect. Sadly I don’t have one, but my boyfriend does! 🙂
Kaylee says
I like GOOEY cookies . . . My dad makes the best. I have no idea what he does but no matter how many times I watch him and use the exact same recipe, mine never turn out the same . . . It’s not just taste either, his are gooey thick goodness. Mine are are flat and crispy . . . and though my husband loves flat and crispy I do not . . . 🙂
Susan says
I love this concept. They would make a great snack for probably everyone but me – I usually get hungry too fast when I eat snacks that are mostly carb, and since my snack calorie allowance is 200, I couldn’t really add protein. I will save this recipe, though, because I know these cookies would make my husband happy. And I might find a way to add protein powder and then just eat less. 🙂
Nikki @ The Road to Less Cake says
I love big cookies that are bigger than my mouth 😀
Hannah @ TalesFromTheLastFrontier says
Love this! Sometimes I just want to whip up a quick cookie for the hubby and I. Such a good idea! Personally, I don’t have a go-to cookie recipe. Probably because I am still experimenting with dessert recipes and am still having so much fun trying out different ones 🙂
Lisa says
Definitely the perfect serving.
I always like single recipes…well, for one since I’m single;)
another, I think they’re more fun that way because you can make different flavors all the time that way.
I honestly can’t even remember the last chocolate chip cookie I had, so I’m not sure if there’s a tried and true method for me…mostly anything with dark chocolate is good enough for me.
Alisha @ Gluten Free Perspective says
Love this!! Having an entire pan of cookies laying around the house is definitely dangerous. I have no willpower against baked goodies so I will definitely take advantage of this one.
Laura Miller says
These look really good!
I’m not exactly vegan, so my tried and true recipe does contain eggs, but no butter. I use basically the toll house cookie recipe with a few of my own twists, one of them being vegetable shortening. They come out super soft and fudgey and gooey, and they stay soft for a solid week!(Maybe more, we’ve never been able to test it though…) So yeah, we like soft cookies in my house. We also use the big scoops(like, muffin scoops) for the dough. The bigger the cookies, the better they seem to cook. Everyone says the cookies look HUGE, but they don’t look all that much bigger to me.
Suzanne says
Looks great! All I need now is a friend to share it with- shouldn’t be hard to find!
Carley says
Oo this is perfect for me while hubby eats his kind 😉
Tiffany says
Hey Katie,
Happy First day of summer! I promised you that if I came across a blog with a good mobile phone layout I would let you know. I found one that might be perfect for you 🙂 Check out http://www.neverhomemaker.com
The layout is great, you don’t have to zoom in or out. The blog is perfectly centered for the phone and the writing is large. I’ve also seen similar blogs that enable a drop down menu where you can click and go through the different categories on your blog (such as recipes, about, FAQ.)
Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
Chocolate Covered Katie says
I will have to check it out next time I’m by a mobile phone (I don’t actually have an iphone). I have a friend who’s agreed to help me with some technical stuff… maybe he can help!
CP says
Love most of your recipes Katie, (maybe I’m the only non-fan of cookie dough and colored sprinkles?) would you consider adding a “print” button like other websites that offer great recipes do? I’m not printing on paper but would love to save your recipes for later in a doc to use when I’m not online. Most print functions on other pages allow you to save a doc without all of the extras that are on a page- they would include your logo, recipe, a photo and nutritional info, but not the adverts and comments. Thanks for considering this-
Chocolate Covered Katie says
Hi CP,
I am working on it. The last plugin I installed caused major damage to the site, so I’m being careful and trying to figure out the best option first.
Athena B. says
I was looking for something quick and easy and the first thing was to come here! Wasn’t disappointed! Just made those cookies and they are simply delicious!! I used skinny milk and brown sugar.
Here is how they turned out. http://instagram.com/p/a3rr03xEyP/
Yum!! Thanks Katie.
xx, Athena
Chocolate Covered Katie says
Thank you so so much for making them!
Delia says
Katie, this is like the fifth recipe that I’m making from your blog and I gotta say this is delicious!! Thank you for making healthier versions of my all time favorite desserts; as an individual with a family diabetic background your recipes have saved my health from my sweet tooth! 🙂
Chocolate Covered Katie says
Aw thanks, Delia!
Caralyn @ glutenfreehappytummy says
perfect! sometimes you just want one cookie! 🙂
Phoebe says
These look amazing!!!
Abby says
Which Vitamix do you have?
And do you recommend a certain one?
Thanks!
Chocolate Covered Katie says
I have a very old model (5200 from ten years ago). Still works great, so no reason to spring for the highest-priced model :).
Abby says
Thanks Katie!
I think I am going to get a reconditioned model from Vitamix.com!
So excited to use it on your recipes!
Nicole @ FruitnFitness says
This cookie for two is perfect! I know I can’t be the only one who has a hard time staying away from cookies once I have made them. Two cookies to eat would be easier than trying to avoid huge batches of them.
melissa @ my whole food life says
OMG Katie, you are a genius! I am totally making this and I have all the ingredients already. Thank you!
Natalia says
Oh i need these today, now i know what my midnight snack will be 🙂
Jordan says
Hi Katie! I love your recipes and your personality; I would love to see you on YouTube in the near future! wink, wink
Dalia says
I saw this recipe after eating 3 oz of pasta and veggies. For some reason I decided that I had to make it right away and I swear I had plans to save three of them, but instead ended up having a 900 calorie lunch. (Im not feeling the guilt yet though!) I have a favorite chocolate chip cooke recipe but it makes 80 servings and whenever ive tried to split it, its never turned out right so i only make it on rare occasions! Thanks for this Katie 🙂
Liz dR says
Katie,
A few commenters have hinted at having the same problem as I do, but I’m just going to come out and say it: I am a true-blue carbhydrate addict! I cannot control myself around sweets. Period. At all. Everything is much worse (harder to resist, easier to eat more, more headache/nausea-inducing, worse sugar hangover the next day) when the ingredients are refined, but even healthier versions of baked good with whole grain flours and raw/whole/low-glyc sugars are not something I can simply eat a normal portion of. So . . .
OH MY GOD A RECIPE FOR TWO FREAKIN’ COOKIES IS THE BEST THING EVER!!! THE BESTEST BEST! A life without sweets means eventually buying a huge package or making a huge batch (and then eating everything at once!), but this is THE PERFECT SOLUTION! Please please please never stop coming up with new ideas. Wow. Just . . . Wow!
PS: Best recipe for choc chip cookies is my own, which started out as Toll House’s but got so modified over time that it really is my own. Using molasses and agave makes them CHEWY!!! and undercooking them makes them soft, and then cranking the oven up high makes the outside just a tad crispy . . . MMM! But I will now use my mad cookie skills with this recipe instead!
Julia Benson says
does this recipe taste good if you just want to eat the dough not cookies?
Chocolate Covered Katie says
Personally, I don’t think I’ve ever met a cookie dough I didn’t like :).
Kat says
Yamm, a perfect cookie is FULL of chocolate, chocolate chips, chocolate chunks, possibly chocolate spread and cacao powder, chewy, moist, but a little bit crunchy too if that even makes sense. I love your recipes for 1-2 people so I will make this one next.
Taral says
Oh Katie. Thank you for such a superb recipe. I decided to go ahead and use the bobs red mill gluten free flour and they turned out heavenly.i did not use xanthum gum. They were crispy on outside and goey inside even the next day.
Thank you
Mallory says
Katie,
While I appreciate the calorie count information, why do you omit the oil, sugar, and chocolate chips? Seems like those are pretty key ingredients here.
Chocolate Covered Katie says
Confused… Those are not omitted.
Mallory says
OMG… I thought it read, “it does NOT include the oil, sugar, and choc chips”… I can’t read… sorry!!!
Cwupcake says
Holy Yumminess, Batman! I love this recipe. I don’t know what it is about coconut oil in a cookie that makes it taste like cookie dough even when cooked.
Kelly Hunt says
There are lots of different recipes but I’m interested in those recipes that opt for healthier options. At least they care for the welfare of other people.
CJ says
I think I need a toaster oven . . . if it wasn’t so late – and so hot! – I’d make these RIGHT NOW! I’ve been gluten free for almost two months, and while the bread issue isn’t a problem (oddly enough) I really miss cookies.
Maybe tomorrow . . .
Mary Bruton says
Whoa! Pretty easy to make. I never thought that it would be that easy. I always saw cookies as difficult to make but I was wrong. Thanks for this.
Judith @ Mostly About Chocolate Blog says
WONDERFUL! It’s just my husband and I with no kids and neighbours who seem to be never home so this is exactly what I’ve been looking for. I have some 6 cupcake recipes but even that lasts a week 🙁 Perhaps we need to gym & eat more 😉
Brilliant!
Nova Young says
Hi! First time on this blog, and I’m really loving all the recipes! These seem really fun and easy to make and bake, but however, I currently am out of vanilla extract and cannot get some. Does anyone have substitutions?
Chocolate Covered Katie says
I’d wait until you can get to a store to buy some (any grocery store will have it). Otherwise the taste might not be very good. But you can always try!
Dee says
You can try other extracts as well….like almond. I personally prefer to make my own vanilla….but that takes time & supplies.
Ally says
Just tried making these today cuz i really needed cookie 😉 and omg it tasted so yummyyyy crispy!! Subbed the evaporated sugar for stevia though and its really nice!! ;D healthy cookies!! In love!! Thanks katie!!
Marisa says
I love this recipe – I’ve made it a couple times and it always makes the perfect number of cookies. But is it just me or is this recipe not linked in the archived recipes section? I went looking for it today to make them again and couldn’t find it under single serving desserts or under cookie recipes!
Chocolate Covered Katie says
It is in the recipe section under “healthy cookies.” 🙂
Jen says
These are delicious & easy to make!
Felicity says
Katie!
Made these today- actually delicious! Thank you! xxxxxx
Dee says
OH MY YUM! I’m breaking my low carb diet to try one of these. Pre diet days….I could whip up a whole batch of oatmeal cookies & have them gone within a few days. A 2 cookie recipe is really clever. Sugar & grains are addicting.
I used homemade oat flour, homemade vanilla, & Enjoy Life chocolate chips (allergy free). I added a bit more oat flour b/c I didn’t like how oily the dough was….although it tasted wonderful raw! Still oily, so I went ahead & baked them. They do fall apart a bit, but maybe that’s b/c I couldn’t wait until they cooled down…or maybe due to the extra oat flour! Yum.
Christy says
These were SO tasty! Two questions… 1) Could I add a little bit of egg to help bind the mixture? 2) If so, could I reduce the amount of oil? Thank you for the recipe! My husband and I were happy campers! 🙂
Chocolate Covered Katie says
Sorry I’ve never tried so I really don’t know.
Emily says
Have you tried them with gluten free flour? I’m new to GF cooking and they tasted chalky/floury…
Unofficial CCK Helper says
GF flour is not an option listed in the recipe. If you need it to be gf, why not try using the oat flour listed in the recipe? Just buy certified oat flour.
Emily says
Obviously it isn’t listed. I was hoping (having said I’m new to GF cooking) for a suggestion about it…
Claudia says
My hubby says that they are the best cookies I have ever made! Thanks for the recipe.
Isabella says
Little late, but I just made these. Subbed the oil for applesauce and cane for stevia. Still used brown sugar, though. Turned out great!
Bee says
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I made these today and, let me tell you, they were PERFECT. I did add a few chopped walnuts to the tops before baking them. You are a genius! Thanks again.
Morgan says
These are sooo awesome! Big and chewy and perfect so I don’t eat a whole batch! I added 1 tsp. less of white sugar and it had the perfect amount of sweetness for me!
Melissa says
Just made these… SO GOOD! I didn’t think about it and poured my freshly melted, and quite hot, coconut oil in which melted the chocolate chips a bit, so they were more like chocolate chocolate chip cookies. Still awesome though.
Carrie says
WOW! This is a great recipe. First, I was so surprised there was so little dough. I could have gobbled it up in a few bites. (But I refrained). I was making the cookies for my kids because whenever I make a big batch I lose control and eat too many and too much dough ;/ So this was a great solution. And I was so surprised at how much bigger they got after baking in the toasted oven on my little stone bar pan (which is so perfect for stuff like this.) This may solve my baking issues. This and your pumpkin brownies that I am IN LOVE with. Thanks 🙂
Katherine says
LOVED this recipe the first time I tried it, but the second time around I had to make some substitutions. I didn’t have oil, so I subbed plain fat-free Greek yogurt. This was totally experimental, but it actually turned out so delicious (and even lower in fat!). My boyfriend actually came into the kitchen and hugged me after eating one haha!
However, because of the Greek yogurt substitution, I had to bake for about 13 minutes rather than 7-8 in the conventional oven. I kept on monitoring the cookies though, to make sure I wasn’t overcooking them. Then let them rest for 5 mins before serving.
Kelly says
This is pure genius. My husband asks for these by name. I use maple syrup instead of cane sugar & it’s delicious. I also tried to omit the oil and they still turned out fabulous. Thanks for posting 🙂
Faith says
Did you still use the coconut/brown sugar? And did you substitute maple syrup 1:1 for the cane sugar without adjusting anything else?
Jacky says
These cookies are amaaaaaazing! I tried making them with coconut and sometimes almond flour.. you know, for when I’m feeling adventurous. Great recipe! Thanks Katie
Elizabeth says
Hey Katie!
I’ve been a fan of your blog since I discovered you about a year and a half ago, and your 5-minute mug cakes have saved my life more times than I can count, but today was special. Right after finally making your Cauliflower Alfredo (which I’ve had bookmarked for ages, and was absolutely delicious. I’ll definitely be making that again), I was lamenting to my roommate how I wanted a chocolate chip cookie. Just one cookie. She suggested I make a batch, which is not something I really have time for at the moment, but as I reluctantly pulled up your website to look for cookie recipes, this is one of the first ones I saw.
Needless to say, they’re in the oven right now, and I’m sure they will be amazing.
Thank you so much for always knowing just what I need!
Louisa says
Hi Katie,
Just wondering: why do these cookies look so much softer and more browned than your flour-less ones? Did spelt/ap flour affect your cookie outcome, or was size the culprit?
Thanks!
Becca says
SO GOOD! Thanks Katie for another awesome recipe!
Kari says
I juuuuuust made these! Wow. How do these cookies taste so buttery with no butter? Made the recipe to a T! I made them with all the unhealthy versions of your ingredients, as that is what I had on hand. Now I have a gorgeous, tasty cookie for my lunch too! Really, just perfect!
Nao says
Hello
First of all I want to thank you for all the amazing recipes! First time commenting but I’ve been a fan for a while now!
I have a simple question. When a recipe calls for fractions of teaspoons (like with baking soda), how do you measure it?
I never knew how to do it properly so I take random guesses. I’ve got the hang of it for cupcakes, but I think cookies require more precision!
jo says
Buy a set of measuring spoons.
Naoko says
Hello again. Sorry for the dumb question, I live in Japan and I didn’t realise our measuring spoons were different from those in the US!
I will try converting the amounts into grams.
When I make them they taste great but they always turn out cakey. I don’t know if it’s too little fat or too much baking soda… Love the recipe though. Thanks!
Rachel says
I would rate this 4 out of 5 stars. It was very good for a healthier version and I would make this again.
Jenelle says
I found this recipe last week and have since made it at least 5 times. So, thank you from me (and my husband, when I feel like sharing), but not so much my waistline! 😉
Agnes says
Just made these today, using spelt flour, coconut sugar, and almond oil. Great recipe, I love that you have so many recipes for one person, it really helps when you live on your own and don’t want to have to make 20 cookies or muffins every time you want just one!
Cindy says
So, I wanted something sweet but portion controlled. Well, the batter was amazing…I wasn’t sure if they would even make it in the oven, but I was able to control myself:) They just came out of the oven and I’m letting them cool before diving in…I’m sure they will be just as good as the dough:) Thanks for another great recipe Katie!
Josephine Sharpe says
These are delicious, I make them often, perfect portion control for those lacking will power! Love the single lady cupcakes as well. Thanks Katie!
Liat says
Wow-great tasting cookies. I tripled the amounts , and obviously should have done more!
I think next time I’ll cut the sugar a bit since they came out very sweet.
Thanks!
curlyfroyo says
This was absolutely perfect! I got my sweet tooth out of the way without risking needing a cookie monster exorcism lol and since it was so good i only needed one. Btw I used whole wheat flour bc thats all i had from the food co-op, the dough was a bit more crumbly/harder to form balls but that did not reflect in the final product, thank goodness. Whole wheat flour also didn’t spread out so next time I will flatten them out more manually before baking. I used natural sweetener and brown sugar mix 50/50(i like nectresse), unsweetned vanilla almond milk and opted for coconut oil. This was my first time making a baked good completely from scratch (no short cuts/not from a box). Too excited to make this and catch my future hubby. Thanks!
Dana says
Definitely just made these for the 3rd time this week… And I made 8 of them… And I just ate two… Sooo. There’s that.
Nathalie says
It’s grey, cloudy and pouring rain outside, I’m stuck writing a horrible chemistry thesis and just finished an intense workout, so I decided to treat myself to a chocolate chip cookie. I wasn’t really expecting much, just wanted a sweet pick-me-up… but Oh My Goodness Katie you’ve outdone yourself again! I’m not even kidding, these were the best chocolate-chip cookies I’ve had in a looong time. I used coconut milk, olive oil, milk chocolate chips and one tsp of vanilla sugar and 1/2 tsp of maple syrup. Served hot straight out the oven with an espresso – Divine! Thanks for making me feel all better again 😀
Faith says
I just had a sudden craving for cookie dough and not much time on my hands, so I halved this recipe and whipped up some dough in <5 minutes. I used whole wheat pastry flour, and since my smallest measuring spoon is 1/8 tsp and I wasn't baking anyway, I left out the baking soda and just sprinkled with salt to taste. Satisfied my craving and wasn't too much! Maybe I'll try baking next time haha. Thanks for another winner Katie! (BTW, I had some leftover frosting from a birthday party this weekend so I made a single lady cupcake last night and it was perfect)
Emma says
This recipe is AWESOME! I just finished eating both cookies. Mine turned out super thick, soft, and cakey. Delicious, thank you so much!
raniya says
Wow these are so delish! Thanks! 😀
Lori Kunz says
Do you ever use agave as a sugar substitute?
Unofficial CCK Helper says
She does! Many of her recipes on the blog and in her cookbook call for agave instead of sugar. I’m not affiliated with the book, just a fan!
https://chocolatecoveredkatie.com/faq-page/chocolate-covered-katie-cookbook/
Mary Lee says
I had to Google to learn about Spelt, do you use the whole grain version in your recipes, please and thank you. I am anxious to try several of your recipes.
Chocolate Covered Katie says
I use whole-grain, but either will work!
Harriet says
hello! These look great, but I hate firing up the oven for just a small thing like 7 minutes. I guess I could do these before my main meal goes in or something, but would a microwave work for these cookies?
Annie says
My husband and I make these several times a week! It’s so perfect for dessert! We love to have a cookie and a glass of wine! Thank you so much for posting single serving options!
Annie says
My husband and I LOVE making these! Our only problem is that we often double the recipe!!!!
Kiki says
Katie, I want to tell you I’ve been using this cookie recipe for more than a year. I love its versatility. I’ve doubled, tripled, quadrupled it. I’ve swapped the chocolate chips for dried cranberries, nuts, sprinkles. I’ve added spices for a spice cookie. I’ve made it with powdered ginger and rolled the cookies in panko. I’ve made it with whole milk, soy milk, coconut milk. I’ve made it with all AP flour. Whatever I do, it’s always good. Thank you for sharing this wonderful recipe that’s good as is and also good as a basic cookie.
Kiki says
I want to say I use this as a basic cookie recipe. I’ve made so many variations of it, I can’t remember them all and all have been delicious. I’ve made them with sesame seeds and a few drops of sesame seed oil, I’ve made them with ground ginger rolled in panko, I’ve made them with raisins, with cranberries, with nutmeg+cinnamon+allspice as a spice cookie. I’ve used coconut milk, almond milk, cow’s milk, soy drink milk mix. doubled, tripled, quadrupled . . . suffice to say, I love your recipes Katie 🙂
Luna says
I literally NEVER leave comments on any recipes on the web (too lazy!) but these cookies are BLOWING MY MIND! They turned out SO good. They taste better than any chocolate chip cookie I’ve ever had. THANK YOU!
Belsante says
Could you do a recipe for chocolate chips?
Aruna Samani says
Katie please have you got any more coconut cakes or biscuits recipes? Thank you
Julie Dove says
https://chocolatecoveredkatie.com/2012/04/11/big-fat-coconut-breakfast-cake-2/
Petra says
Thanks for the recipe Katie, these are amazing! 🙂
I swapped part of the flour to cocoa, it’s like a double chocolate cookie 🙂
Marie says
Girl thank you SO MUCH for all the content you make! I finally got off my low calorie diet and have some extra space in my eating budget and these healthy recipes are PERFECT