Ingredients:
-1/2 C sugar
-1 container Chobani Coco Loco Flip plus 1/2 container of plain Chobani (I used the rest of my 2% carton)
-1/2 C Almond meal (aka pulverized almond dust, I bought almond meal at Trader Joe's for a great price!)
-1/2 C AP Flour
-1 tsp baking powder
-1 egg
-1 tsp vanilla (almond extract if you have it!)
pinch of salt
Preheat your oven to 375 and grease a couple of cookie sheets. Mix all the ingredients and drop by spoonfuls onto the sheet. For once, I did not even use my Kitchenaid. Bake for 8-10 minutes (8 if dark nonstick) until the edges are just starting to brown. Remove from the oven, let them rest a couple of minutes, and transfer them to a wire rack to finish cooling.
I would highly suggest tossing in some coconut for extra texture if you just happen to have it. These come out with a texture like a cake or pancake but in a completely mobile cookie form. And they are DELICIOUS! If you don't want them to come out so thin, you might try it with 3/4 C AP Flour and only 1/4 c of almond meal.
My bag of almond meal says you can sub almond meal in for up to 50% of the flour in a recipe, but with something like a cookie that doesn't have a pan that holds it shape it would be worth considering subbing a smaller amount. I personally did not care if they were thin, but some people are particular about their cookies.
Not I. If it is a cookie, I'ma munch it regardless of size. YUMMY.
These are delicious, but addicting. So be prepared to tell yourself that they are cookies and you probably shouldn't eat the whole batch.
I just reminded myself that Greek yogurt is healthy every time I needed an excuse to grab another one ;).
Happy crafting!
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Love that you incorporated Almond Coco Loco into this recipe! How creative. :) Mmmm now we're craving a little cup of that. *runs to fridge*
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Well they AND the yogurt itself should have warning labels for being extremely addictive bahahah!
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