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Oldie but a Goodie: Giant Vanilla Bean Chocolate Chunk Cookies (nut-free)

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  • Yield: 7 1x

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Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
  2. Place all ingredients in a large bowl and mix well.
  3. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
  4. Use an ice cream scoop to scoop out a dollop of cookie mix and pour onto baking sheet. Space out so cookies do not form together when they bake (like mine did).
  5. Bake for 18-20 minutes, be careful not to overcook these.
  6. Let cool. Then eat up!
  7. My mix made 7 large cookies, but you could make them smaller!

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159 Comments

  1. julia says:

    thank god. my house is being inundated with scads of Christmas confection sugar-bombs that are hard to resist despite how icky they make me feel later. now i’ll be able to sneak in a plate of these at family functions and have peace of mind (and everything else below it) haha 🙂

  2. Alison says:

    I am so eager to try this recipe; it looks like a good one! I like the chunks. By the way, a vanilla bean is a ‘pod’ and the tiny bits inside are the ‘seeds,’ just so you know.

  3. Stephanie says:

    I am such a cookie whore. For serious. I made a dozen almond flour cookies a week ago and they were gone in 16 hours. I even snuck out of bed in the morning to eat them before my husband woke up. Cookie. Whore.

    1. One of the Sarahs says:

      Oh, me too! I can only make cookies as gifts for other people and I have to immediately pack them up in such a way that it will be horribly obvious if I were to try to steal “just one little one!”

    2. Katie says:

      Can we be friends? My name is Katie, and I am a cookie whore too. There. I said it.

    3. Katie says:

      Can we be friends? My name is Katie, and I am a cookie whore too. There. I said it. I am also a sunflower butter whore. Can I buy it in bulk?

    4. Kristen says:

      I want to join this group! I’m hereby confessing my status as a cookie whore too.. Let’s bake together 😉

      1. Tanis says:

        I, too, am a self-proclaimed cookie whore… pre-paleo I could polish off a bag of chips ahoy no problem. Why can’t they be a whole macronutrient in themselves??

        1. Rebecca says:

          I too am a confessed Cookie Whore. I too could eat a whole bag of Chips Ahoy, Oreos, Keebler, GAH! Haven’t had a cookie in sooo long, I am gluten intolerant. Will try this since I also a buy jars and jars of sunflower butter and happen to have two in my pantry, one in my fridge at home and one here at work. Also have some Enjoy Life Mini Choc Chips in my freezer screaming at me.






    5. Shelbi Schonlaw says:

      Omg…… I did the same thing. Seriously. I make almond flour cookies like every week. I could eat them for every meal.

  4. Meredith says:

    This is going to sound stupid but what do you do with the vanilla bean pod?

    1. juli says:

      you take it, use a sharp knife to slit it open lengthwise and then use the edge of your knife to scrap out the beans! not a stupid question at all!

      1. Meredith says:

        Okay so you use the seeds in the recipie. Sorry, I have never used an actual vanilla bean before. I will have to try this

        1. juli says:

          yes ma’am!

          1. Kevin H says:

            Ah, I thought you were using the actual pod. I was wondering what happens to that thing. 🙂






  5. Katie says:

    These look like real cookies!

  6. Shiloh says:

    Juli – No “flour” needed… ie almond flour? They look awesome and so simple to make. Will def be making these this weekend!

  7. joanna says:

    the ingredient list is so small. i dont know how you got 7 cookies out of this! i want to go buy nut butter just to see if this is even possible!! Pahaha

  8. Amanda says:

    I think this will be one of my Saturday projects along with the maple bacon meatballs of yours. (Already have George’s banana bread and Health-bent’s brownie bites on the agenda for tomorrow’s snow day and I’ll have an extra set of hands Saturday.)

    It appears the dough may spread a bit, maybe I’ll throw it in the fridge or freezer prior to baking to minimize spread, that always seemed to work with traditional cookies. Wish that worked for the spread that results from consumption of treats 😉

  9. Sandra says:

    I know it’s not as good, but can I use vanilla extract (the real stuff) instead of vanilla bean seeds? They cost and arm & a leg to buy here in Hawaii.

    1. juli says:

      hell yeah!! i just got lucky and my friend bought them for me! extract will be just fine!

  10. stefanie says:

    I want to eat these cookies, like now!