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10+ Healthy Cookies That You Can Eat Every Day

Need a cookie today? Make that a healthy cookie and check out these delicious nourishing easy cookie recipes without flour or refined sugar! Made with simple healthy ingredients like oats, fruit, coconut sugar and dark chocolate these flourless cookies are perfect for kids and adults!

If you’re like me and want to eat better on a daily basis, have one of these for a snack or dessert, whenever you crave something sweet. Believe it or not, the taste won’t suffer at all, these healthy cookie recipes are loved by picky eaters of all ages!

Flourless oatmeal cookies, nutritious no-bake cookies, banana cookies and breakfast cookies – you’ll find everything you need in this collection of healthy treats. You can make most of these cookie recipes in one bowl, within 20 minutes using few ingredients AND they’re all gluten-free.

So, if you’ve got a sweet tooth and know you need a cookie every now and then (or every day) for a quick and easy snack or dessert, pick a recipe and meal prep it for the week ahead. The baked cookies will store well at room temperature for at least 3-4 days and the no-bake cookies will stay good in the fridge for at least a week.

1. No-Bake Oatmeal Peanut Butter Cookies

Soft, melt-in-your-mouth no-bake oatmeal peanut butter cookies that are healthier and full of peanut butter flavor. Seriously, these have the most amazing texture and you don’t even need to bake them. You can throw them together in 10 minutes using peanut butter, maple syrup, oats and dark chocolate, put them in the fridge and enjoy your life. The recipe makes 10 healthy cookies, at 128 calories per cookie.

2. Healthy Blueberry Oatmeal Cookies

Imagine a blueberry muffin but in the shape of a cookie. This is it! And I’m obsessed with it. These easy blueberry oatmeal cookies make a delicious snack or breakfast! You need seven ingredients that include an egg, vanilla, oats and blueberries, around 15 minutes. You’ll get 10 cookies, each one at 101 calories.

19 Easy Cabbage Recipes

Oh, cabbage. It’s cheap, it’s super healthy and it’s very versatile in the kitchen. Might not be your favorite thing to eat right now, but things will change after you try some of these tasty easy cabbage recipes. You’ll start looking at this cruciferous vegetable differently.

Cabbage is one of the healthiest vegetables out there and makes a great base for stir-fries, salads and soups. It is full of antioxidants, a great source of vitamin C, fiber, vitamin K and folate. Growing well when the weather is cold, cabbage in all of its varieties and colors is the ideal vegetable to enjoy during winter and fall to get in some essential vitamins during those seasons.

Easy Ways To Use Up Cabbage

Whether you’re looking for a tasty cabbage stir-fry, a quick dinner or even cabbage soup – you will love this collection of healthy lunch and dinner recipes with cabbage. You can use white, green or red cabbage, or any other variety and color to make these meals.

1. 20-Minute Spicy Cabbage and Ground Beef

You only need 7 ingredients and one pan to make this delicious recipe with green cabbage and ground beef. It is so tasty, flavorful and a bit spicy and It makes enough to feed 3 people.

This one pan meal is low-carb, gluten-free and dairy-free. Get the recipe here.

2. Vegetable Lentil Cabbage Soup

Cabbage soup is actually super good and not at all something you force yourself to eat in order to lose weight. You will love this veggie-loaded vegan version with white cabbage, lentils, broccoli, herbs, mushrooms and spices. Find the recipe here.

3. Mediterranean Salmon Bowls

This Mediterranean salmon recipe is so worth it for dinner! Instead of rice, the base for the bowl is made with cabbage, feta cheese and basil. Then come salmon, broccoli and hummus. I know it sounds like an odd combination, but once you try it, you will want to make this meal again and again. Recipe here.