Hazelnut Coconut Cookies

5 from 8 votes

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These chewy, wholesome hazelnut coconut cookies are made with only good-for-you-ingredients. No processed sugar, no butter, no flour. And they actually taste amazing!!

These chewy, wholesome hazelnut coconut cookies are made with only good-for-you-ingredients. No processed sugar, no butter, no flour. And they actually taste amazing!!

These chewy, wholesome hazelnut coconut cookies are made with only good-for-you-ingredients. No processed sugar, no butter, no flour. And they actually taste amazing!!

Happy 2016!!!

Oh man, so many things has changed since my last post. Yes, it’s been 2.5 weeks since then! Though I was planning to take only 1 week off, my little man decided to arrive early and kept me busy ever since! He brought so much love and joy into our life though. I just want to lay with him and stare at him for eternity! (By the way, you can read my birth story here.)

But for now, let’s talk COOKIES!

These chewy, wholesome hazelnut coconut cookies are made with only good-for-you-ingredients. No processed sugar, no butter, no flour. And they actually taste amazing!!

Remember my chewy almond cookies, I shared 2 years ago?

Well, those cookies are one of the top 10 recipes on my blog. I get rave reviews all the time from you. And I’m not even surprised. No processed sugar, no flour, no butter. But they don’t lack one thing for sure: TASTE!

Now, I don’t follow paleo diet or anything, and I have to admit I do get my fair share of decadent desserts. BUT sometimes, we all could use a healthy alternative, right? And because I had a little bit of hazelnut flour on hand, I decided to make a variation of my almond cookies. They turned out great and I couldn’t not to share them with you.

Besides, it’s a beginning of a new year, and many of us have a resolution to shed some pounds. Am I right? (As for me, 40+ lbs to go (all that baby weight)!! Grr…)

To make these cookies, you don’t even need a mixer. Just mix everything in a bowl and shape them up. You do want to flatten the cookies before baking, because unlike classic chocolate chip cookies, these ones won’t spread during baking.

Hazelnut Coconut Cookies- step by step photo recipe

Super easy, huh? Store the leftover cookies in the fridge. Otherwise, I noticed they get a bit sticky at room temperature.

These chewy, wholesome hazelnut coconut cookies are made with only good-for-you-ingredients. No processed sugar, no butter, no flour. And they actually taste amazing!!

Now you don’t have to break your New Year’s resolution to enjoy some cookies. Are you in?

5 from 8 votes

Hazelnut Coconut Cookies

These chewy, wholesome hazelnut coconut cookies are made with only good-for-you-ingredients. No processed sugar, no butter, no flour. And they actually taste amazing!!
Prep: 10 minutes
Cook: 10 minutes
10 minutes
Total: 30 minutes
Servings: 16 servings

Ingredients

  • 2 cups 200gr hazelnut flour
  • ½ cup 35gr unsweetened coconut flakes
  • ½ teaspoon baking soda
  • ¼ teaspoon salt
  • 6 tablespoons 120gr raw honey
  • 4 teaspoons 20gr coconut oil, melted
  • 2 teaspoons pure vanilla extract

Instructions 

  • Preheat the oven to 350°F (175°C).
  • In a large bowl, whisk together hazelnut flour, coconut flakes, baking soda and salt. Set aside.
  • In a small bowl, mix together honey, coconut oil and vanilla extract. Add wet ingredients to the hazelnut flour mixture and mix well. The mixture should be thick.
  • Using a medium cookie scoop, shape the dough into 16 1-inch balls and place 8 cookies per baking sheet lined with parchment paper, or silicone mat. Flatten the cookie dough balls.
  • Bake for 8-10 minutes, or until golden brown. The cookies will be quite fragile as they come out of the oven, so cool for 5-10minutes on the baking sheets first, and then transfer onto wire rack to cool completely.
  • Store the cookies in airtight container in the fridge.

Tips & Notes

For step-by-step photos and additional notes, read the post above.

Nutrition

Calories: 141kcal
Carbohydrates: 10g
Protein: 2g
Fat: 11g
Sugar: 7g
Sodium: 72mg
Course: Snack
Cuisine: American

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29 Comments

  1. I did not have coconut flakes, so I tried the recipe with one cup of hazelnut flour and one cup of coconut flour. I had dry roasted, shelled, unsalted hazelnuts from the store and used my hand chopper to make a course flower without chunks. The batter was crumbly. I used my hands and made 17 1 inch balls pressing them tightly before putting on one parchment covered cookie sheet. I baked for nine minutes and kept them on the pan seven minutes before transferring to a cooling rack. I just tried one. Delicious! Very flavorful! The outside is slightly crispy and the inside is soft but not undercooked. These would be perfect for a snack, a road trip or with a morning or afternoon tea. One cookie is filling.

    1. Hi, Mama T Mcl! I’m so happy my recipe inspired you to make a delicious cookies. Thank you for sharing your version. It sound delightful!

  2. 5 stars
    These are the absolute best! I used maple syrup and made them more chunky with nuts and raisins. Today will be my third time making them. It’s so hard to find a flourless cookie that tastes good and holds together. Thank you for this recipe!!

  3. Can I make these using almond flour or half and half. Love hazelnuts but the flour is so expensive in Oz. $13.,, for 350gm.

  4. 5 stars
    These are amazing cookies! I made a half-batch because I wasn’t sure, but definitely wish I had made a whole batch!

    1. Hi, Stef! So glad you liked the cookies. Maybe next time you’ll double the recipe. ;P Thank you for your feedback!