Rashida says... "I have always loved oatmeal raisin cookies and now I can enjoy them as a Crossover treat. I made this recipe up the other day and had them as a dessert when we had some of my family over the other night. I put whipped cream in between two cookies and stuck them in the freezer to make little ice cream sandwiches, and they all loved them. At the time of writing this, I’m pregnant with my third baby and I’m excited to have these on hand for when my baby comes since they freeze great. Oats are great for getting a rocking milk supply, so I’ll be considering these as a wonderful lactation cookie. " This recipe is found on page 290 of Trim Healthy Future.
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Rashida says… “I have always loved oatmeal raisin cookies and now I can enjoy them as a Crossover treat. I made this recipe up the other day and had them as a dessert when we had some of my family over the other night. I put whipped cream in between two cookies and stuck them in the freezer to make little ice cream sandwiches, and they all loved them. At the time of writing this, I’m pregnant with my third baby and I’m excited to have these on hand for when my baby comes since they freeze great. Oats are great for getting a rocking milk supply, so I’ll be considering these as a wonderful lactation cookie. ” This recipe is found on page 290 of Trim Healthy Future.

Oatmeal Raisin Cookies

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Rashida says... "I have always loved oatmeal raisin cookies and now I can enjoy them as a Crossover treat. I made this recipe up the other day and had them as a dessert when we had some of my family over the other night. I put whipped cream in between two cookies and stuck them in the freezer to make little ice cream sandwiches, and they all loved them. At the time of writing this, I’m pregnant with my third baby and I’m excited to have these on hand for when my baby comes since they freeze great. Oats are great for getting a rocking milk supply, so I’ll be considering these as a wonderful lactation cookie. " This recipe is found on page 290 of Trim Healthy Future.

Makes 18 Cookies

Ingredients

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Instructions

  1. Preheat oven to 350°F. Line 2 cookie sheets with parchment paper and set aside.
  2. Go down the list, adding everything into a medium- to large-sized bowl. Stir, then shape into cookie-sized pieces and set on sheets. Bake for 12–15 minutes.

Note

Xylitol-Free Gentle Sweet gives a better (less brittle) texture than regular Gentle Sweet for these, but if you have regular they’ll still be good.

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  1. Esther Smith

    Hi Laura!!! Allulose is less sweet than the THM Gentle Sweet. I would suggest using 1 cup of allulose.

  2. Ada

    The recipe is very easy to follow. The taste is outstanding and the flavors stand out nicely. Including vanilla along with maple extract isn’t something of which I would’ve thought, but it’s great. Good job, THM! Thank you!!!

  3. Esther Smith

    Hi Ada!!! Thank you so much for such a wonderful review!!!!

  1. Laura

    I’m currently out of Gentle Sweet. Could I substitute Allulose, and if so, how much would you recommend? Thank you! Oatmeal Raisin is my all-time favorite cookie, and I can’t wait to try these!

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