Classic cookies made with butter, coconut oil, and real ingredients — never canola or soybean oil. Homemade versions of your favorites.
Pick up any package of cookies at the grocery store — Oreos, Chips Ahoy, Girl Scout cookies — and you'll find soybean oil or canola oil in the ingredients. These cheap industrial oils replaced butter decades ago to cut costs and extend shelf life.
These recipes bring back real butter and coconut oil as the fat base. The result is a richer, more flavorful cookie that doesn't contain inflammatory seed oils.
Original Oreos contain inflammatory canola oil, high fructose corn syrup, artificial flavors, and soy lecithin. This cle...
Lenny & Larry's Complete Cookie relies on palm margarine containing sunflower lecithin and additional sunflower lecithin...
Gerblé's sugar-free shortbread cookies contain canola oil (inflammatory seed oil) and maltitol (artificial sweetener tha...
Momo black is a chocolate cookie containing hydrogenated palm oil and soy lecithin - both inflammatory ingredients. The ...
This LÄRABAR is already quite clean with no seed oils - just cashews, dates, apples, and chocolate chips. The DIY versio...
Pauz is a rich chocolate cookie/biscuit containing inflammatory sunflower oil, soy lecithin, and artificial vanillin. Th...
Prince Goût Chocolat is a chocolate biscuit containing inflammatory canola oil and soy lecithin, plus artificial flavors...
BelVita biscuits contain inflammatory canola oil, soy lecithin, enriched flour with synthetic vitamins, and artificial p...
Tonik is a French filled wafer cookie with cocoa and vanilla cream. The original contains palm oil and artificial vanill...
Purely Elizabeth Cookie Granola is already remarkably clean, using organic coconut oil instead of seed oils. The only im...
This protein bar contains palm kernel oil (highly processed industrial fat) and sunflower lecithin (seed oil derivative)...
Royal Dansk cookies are surprisingly clean - no seed oils, just butter! The main improvements are switching to organic i...
This commercial breakfast biscuit contains inflammatory canola oil and multiple processed additives like DATEM and synth...
Siete's grain-free chocolate chip cookies are already impressively clean, using coconut oil and avocado oil instead of s...
Walkers Festive shapes are simple butter shortbread cookies made with wheat flour, 32% butter, sugar and salt. This is a...
These crispy biscuits contain palm oil and soy lecithin, plus artificial vanilla and refined sugars. Our DIY version eli...
Kinder Bueno contains problematic palm oil and artificial soy lecithin emulsifiers, plus artificial vanillin flavoring. ...
This is a simple whole wheat cereal with excellent fiber content and no added sugars or oils. The original product appea...
Weetabix is a simple whole grain breakfast cereal made from 95% whole wheat with malted barley extract, minimal sugar, a...
Girl Scout Thin Mints contain problematic partially hydrogenated palm oils (trans fats), enriched flour, high fructose c...
This Nature Valley product is loaded with inflammatory canola oil, refined sugar, and processed syrups that spike blood ...
Fig Newtons contain inflammatory canola oil and artificial preservatives that compromise gut health. This homemade versi...
Gerblé Sésame are French-style sesame cookies containing canola oil (huile de colza), a problematic seed oil that promot...
This French chocolate cookie contains inflammatory canola oil and soy lecithin, plus artificial ingredients. The DIY ver...
Commercial Oreos contain artificial vanilla, high fructose corn syrup, and processed palm oil - ingredients linked to in...
This commercial protein bar contains artificial sweeteners (sucralose, acesulfame potassium), modified plant fats, and a...
This commercial chocolate cookie/biscuit contains palm oil (linked to deforestation), glucose syrup (highly processed), ...
This commercial cereal is heavily loaded with 12g of added refined sugar per serving and synthetic preservatives like BH...
Seed oils are just the start. Many cookies also contain artificial dyes like Red 40 and Yellow 5.
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