Fluffy 1-Bowl Banana Chocolate Chip Cookies (Plant-Based, GF)

Delicious. I didn’t have almond butter so I used peanut butter and used about 5 tablespoons of honey/sugar powder. Cookies are soft, chewy and filling. Perfect for breakfast.

So yummy. Followed recipe, except didn’t have enough almond butter, so I did 1/2 almond butter and 1/2 peanut butter. We are eating as breakfast cookies! yum!

Delicious, fluffy and took less than 15 minutes to get everything in a bowl – even with me having to make oat flour. Texture much more like a muffin top than a cookie but I’m not complaining! Modifications I made was using an egg instead of the flax egg and because I didn’t have almond meal, I just used an entire cup of oat flour.

Quarantine 15 isn’t just going to be a joke anymore if I keep finding recipes hehe

Perfect treat for share with my toddler! I ran out of almond butter so went halfsies with sunflower seed butter. While baking, I realized I forgot the salt so I sprinkled sea salt on each cookie which was a welcome mistake!

This are amazing! They’re so soft on the inside and plenty sweet from the overripe banana – my daughter said they’re like banana muffin tops :-) I used peanut butter in place of the almond butter and a regular egg in place of the flaxseed/water. I also added some ground flaxseed to the batter, which was a little too loose to shape, most likely because I used a generous amount of frozen banana, which I’m sure added moisture. This recipe, along with the Healthier Peanut Butter Choc Chip Cookies recipe are going to be at the top of my cookie rotation list now. Both are yummy and relatively healthy for a cookie. Thank you!!

I love reading all the substitutions, they make this recipe so easy to make, just use whatever you have.
I used an egg, 1/2 pumpkin butter 1/2 tahini, coconut sugar, mostly almond meal, the rest cassava flour and vanilla flavored ghee instead of coconut oil, added pumpkin seeds and raisins to dark chocolate chips.
Needed barely 13 minutes in my counter-top oven. yum! Thanks!!!

I love that every ingredient is a staple in my home, even the “dead” banana :)
Delicious cookies, simple to make. They’re like a two-bite banana bread treat. I will absolutely make these again.

These are the best Vegan & GF cookies I’ve ever made. I make them all the time. Highly recommended!

My 2 year old son loves these- he calls them his muffin cookies. He has a nut allergy so instead of almond butter we use soy based “nut” butter and we used regular flour instead of almond. They came out great!

LOVE these. Simple and yummy yet healthful. Thank you for the recipe. Will definitely make again sometime, and will likely try different add ins like walnuts, pecans, or dried fruit.

This is my favorite cookie recipe. It is impossible to screw up! I’ve used various combinations of almond/oat four amounts depending on what I have on hand (as long as it adds up to the total), I’ve made them with peanut butter instead of almond butter, and I’ve used avocado oil instead of coconut oil. I of course always add more chocolate chips. Great every time! Thanks for this great recipe.

These were amazing!!! As I’m writing this my dad is saying “wonderful texture, great flavour, wonderful healthyish treat”! He had three and had trouble resisting more. I added 1 tablespoon of brown sugar instead of 3 because my family like things a little less sweet. Honestly soooooo good and will definitely be making them again.

Great cookies. Perfect sweetness, perfect fluffiness, just fantastic! I used dairy butter and chocolate chips and add walnuts too. Will make again!

One of our favorite recipes! We make these almost weekly. My toddler and I make these together and have so much fun! I also feel a lot better feeding him these cookies with less sugar, flax and protein from the almond butter! They don’t last long in the house and my husband lovingly calls them muffin cookies. So thankful for Dana and her hard work to bring us GOOD tasting food that’s also better for our bodies!

Hi Dana! It’s Sunday night and I’m headed to the kitchen to make a triple batch of these cookies! I’ve made this recipe three times already. They are great simple, just sweet enough treat, at least that’s what my kids and I tell ourselves when we eat them for breakfast :) Thanks again for another great recipe!

I made these today. They were so good! The only changes I made were using coconut sugar and tahini instead of the almond butter. I love how healthy, soft and filling these are. They were a big hit with the kids too!

I’ve made these many times with peanut butter but made them today with tahini and they are insanely good!

I was really craving something sweet today and decided to try these cookies. They were a hit! Delicious, easy, and quick to make too. Thank you so much for the recipe! Will definitely be making again soon.

I made a double batch of these cookies and they turned out fantastic. I added a small handful of chopped walnuts and a small handful of chopped pecans. I was really proud to share these with family. They are probably the best vegan cookies I’ve made. Thank you.

I made these cookies and they are great! I only used oat flour because I didn’t have almond flour. I didn’t use oil and I didn’t use any sugar. I added chopped pecans. They are delicious. Thank you so much for the recipe!

These are so yummy ? Just made them today and they are definitely one of my favourites! Would highly recommend making them!

These are amazing. We recently have allergies to all the things: eggs, gluten, dairy. These hit the spot and are just enough for the sweet tooth. My girls and I enjoyed making them.

These are great! Nice and fluffy. FYI, I used coconut sugar instead of brown sugar, and they are still amazing!

Hi I made this yesterday and they were delicious! The only thing is that mine spread and had the consistency more of a banana bread than a cookie. What was I missing? Thought that maybe I needed more oat flour? Thank you!

These are awesome!! I subbed 3TBS maple syrup for the brown sugar to avoid the processed sugar and used Peanut Butter because I’m almost out of almond butter. They were outstanding! Perfect texture and flavor. Next time I might cut down to 2TBS of maple syrup because they were a tad sweet but delicious nonetheless! Thanks for this simple recipe!!

These turned out delicious. Not too sweet and has great flavor from the nuts and banana.

I have now made this recipe at least eight times, and I totally love it. I always adjust the recipe depending on what ingredients I have on hand; I’ve made it with a variety of nut and seed butters (my favorite is 3/4 cashew butter 1/4 tahini), a varying mix of flours (1/4 almond to 3/4 gluten-free blend – I use bobs red mill 1 to 1 – has been my favorite), and different sweeteners (I love maple syrup). The best part of the recipe, is that no matter what I sub for what, as long as I keep the main ratios, it always turns out delicious and fluffy! perfect for someone who can’t ever follow a recipe as written.

I love love love these cookies! I replaced the coconut oil for avocado oil. I used 85% cacao chocolate chips and they came out great!
My 2 year old loves them too. Thanks!

Absolutely incredible! Easy to make and maybe the most wholesome, low-sugar cookie we’ve tried. My daughter wanted to make cookies today and of course I had to pull up your site because it’s our go-to for finding lots of options and flawless recipes every time.
Thank you, Dana!

I made these exactly as stated, so delicious! Although I can and do eat eggs, I love the texture of the flax egg. Thank you Dana!

Made these delicious cookies as the recipe is written, and they were a big hit! Easy, wholesome and super yummy- Thanks, Dana!

I made these today and they were absolutely delicious! I followed the recipe and the only change I made was adding walnut pieces which I found to be a great addition . A new favourite cookie! Thanks Dana!

Loved these!! Would want to double the recipe next time.

Oh, look… I have a new favorite treat.
So good.

I made these and they are amazing!! I made mine into bigger cookies (yielded 8) and literally ate 6.5 between the night I made them and the morning follow that haha.

Thank you thank you! Made these last night because I’m back on a dairy free/ gluten free diet (gut issues) and was craving something sweet. These are soooo good. I just added a bit more chocolate (Evolved cashew milk chocolate) to use up a whole block, and they honestly taste like Chips Ahoy. I always preferred the chewy kind, so these are perfect!

Love these! Have made them a few times and my kids ate them all up! Just shared the recipe with my mother in law as she raved about them when she came to visit. Decided this time to switch it up and sub pumpkin for the banana. I added pumpkin pie spice and maple syrup and they were so yummy! Remind me of muffin tops in texture, the best cookie recipe I’ve made from you so far!! Thanks!!!

I made these last night, as written except I didn’t have brown sugar so I used white. They were excellent – though a bit sweet for my taste, so I might reduce the sugar a tad next time. When I was cleaning up, I discovered my flax egg still in a dish on the counter! So I can say for sure that these cookies are good even without the flax.

So yummy!! Made these on a whim because I needed to bring something to a friend. I’ll be making them again. Everyone loved them, thank you Dana!

I went ahead and made a double batch right off the bat, and I have not been able to stop eating them! The flax eggs did a great job, and I used roughly 4 Tbsp of date paste instead of sugar (keep in mind this was for a double batch; I would have used more date paste if I had had more, but I didn’t and am glad because they were perfect). Also did an extra Tbsp of almond butter in place of the oil. The cookies came out fluffy, somewhat moist, and totally delicious. Like little banana bread cookies. ?

Thank you for this recipe and I mean THANK YOU! I needed a healthier desert idea and my cookies never come out right but these are just amazing. I used 1 small egg as advised, peanut butter in place of almond, porridge oats blended into flour and ground almond which is what we can buy in the shops in the UK. Cookies turned out amazing! The recipe is simple enough to make them again, again and again!! Thank you!!!!

Made these cookies exactly as written, with Earth Balance vegan butter. The texture and flavor are just phenomenal! Thanks, Dana.

I made this recipe exactly as written and it was SO good! These are definitely going to become a staple dessert in my house. They are delish straight out of the oven but also cold in the fridge. I was thinking of maybe trying PB instead of AB next time. Thanks!

I’ve been eating these for breakfast! Subbed natural peanut butter for almond butter but otherwise as written. You would never know they’re gluten free! This recipe totally sold me on baking with almond flour.

Made the recipe several times already, it is absolutely perfect! & you can easily play with the recipe.
I once replaced the flax seed with an egg and brown sugar with coconut sugar, the other time I pretty much followed the recipe but added cacao powder as well as chocolate protein – both times it worked out fine, even though I would recommend to stick to the brown sugar: the edges become a lot more crispy.
Thanks for the recipe!!

I subbed peanut butter for the almond butter but otherwise followed the recipe exactly. AMAZING!!! Worth the trip out to get almond meal!

These were so delicious and easy to make! Since I didn’t have oat flour OR almond meal on hand, and I didn’t want to get out my food processor, I used the coffee grinder! It worked great to make the oat flour and almond meal, since the amounts are pretty small. I also used it to grind flax seeds. Who knew it could be such a useful kitchen tool!?! My almond butter ended up being rancid so I subbed peanut butter and it worked and tasted fine. Yum! Will definitely make again! Also it made exactly 13 cookies :)

These are so good! Super fluffy and almost banana muffin-like, but in a really good way. :)

Made these last night. My husband and I both loved them. One of our new favorites! Quick and easy to make with a fluffy, soft texture. I’ve made several of your recipes, and have never been disappointed. Thank you!

Dana…omg these are fantastic. I’m not even usually a soft, fluffy cookie kind of girl. The flavor is just great…I love the slight of the sweetness. I actually used an egg instead of the flax egg because I didn’t want to wait an extra few minutes..hahaha. I just ate two as they are cooling down….trying really hard not to try and eat a third….ah, but the day is young

New favourite. I used 2 tablespoons of maple syrup instead of brown sugar and coconut instead of almond meal.

These are easy to make and delicious. Thanks for the great recipe!
I made it as written this time, but am already plotting some modifications! First on othe list will be adding chopped walnuts.

Made these today using
2 tbsp maple syrup instead of sugar
chia instead of flax egg
raisins instead of chocolate
… and they turned out great! New staple, thanks :).

I used coconut sugar because it’s what I had at home. They are yummy and addictive! It needs all the stars!

We made this recipe twice already! We are addicted! Used coconut sugar instead and worked well. Just needed another 5 minutes in the oven.

OMG!!! these are delicious. I have already made them twice. The only alteration I have done was using xylitol instead of brown sugar but they turned out fantastic!!!Thank you Dana for another delicious recipe.

Made these today and absolutely LOVE them! I made my own almond meal for the first time, which was super easy. I also made my own oat flour, which I’ve done before. Once those were done mixing up this batch was really quick and they taste divine. Way to go! MB scores again!!

Delicious! I replaced the brown sugar with 2 TBSP maple syrup and cookies turns out great! Will be making again soon.

Hi, I did this cookies today, they are so fluffy and savoury
Just perfect.

I was looking for a GF cookie recipe for some ripe bananas I had on hand. These fit the bill. Absolutely delicious! I was out of almond meal so subbed almond flour. They were fluffy, not overly sweet and oh so good! Will make again.

Yum! Just made these with my 4 year old exactly as written and they are so good! Love the easy one bowl recipes with simple ingredients I always have on hand! Thank you!

I made these substituting peanut butter for almond butter and they are delicious. I found they only needed to cook for about 10 minutes in my oven at the temperature on your recipe.

These were delicious!! Just made them for the family and were a bit!
Thanks for another fantastic recipe!

I made these cookies last night and they are awesome. Also, they are gone, we ate them all in one go. Thank you for another amazing recipe!

Saw this recipe posted over the weekend and had an extra ripe banana sitting on the counter so had to make them! They turned out great.

So good! I didn’t have any almond butter left, so I used pumpkin seed butter instead and they turned out great :)

Genuinely one of the BEST “healthy” cookies I’ve ever made! And I’ve made a lot! I did have to add quite a bit (1/4 c.)of extra flour in…perhaps my banana was too big? But my daughter LOVES these and I put them in her lunch! THANK YOU for creating these little delights!

I had bananas and wanted to make something for book club today, so this recipe has perfect timing! I did make some adjustments based on what I had on hand, but they turned out yummy and now I need to make sure I don’t eat them all myself!

Adjustments:
-I used honey roasted peanut butter instead of almond butter
-I only used 1 Tbsp sugar instead of 3 because my peanut butter had added sugar, and I had white sugar instead of brown so I added about a tsp of molasses (my cookies didn’t turn out very sweet because of this, which I like, but I may try 2 Tbsp next time)
-I used Anthony’s organic tiger nut flour instead of almond meal
-I used Anthony’s organic cassava flour instead of oat flour
-my chocolate chips weren’t dairy-free