These soft melt-in-your-mouth Vegan Almond Flour Matcha Cookies are made with only 6 simple ingredients. If you love Matcha powder, these taste like soft Matcha sugar cookies, a healthy vegan gluten-free cookie for snack time. Bonus, these are vegan, gluten-free, and paleo Matcha cookies!
Matcha cookies are simple buttery plant-based cookies, a bit like my Biscoitos Croissant de Amêndoa or Biscoitos de banana com farinha de amêndoa but they are made with matcha powder to give them a striking green color and all the nutrient goodness of matcha. These healthy vegan Matcha cookies are the easiest cookies to make with only 6 ingredients, no flax eggs, and no vegan butter needed!
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Biscoitos de farinha de amêndoa com matcha
Ingredientes
- 2 copos Farinha de amêndoa - embalado
- 1 colher de sopa Matcha em pó
- ½ colher de chá Fermento em pó - or 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
- ¼ xícara Maple Syrup
- ¼ xícara Óleo de coco derretido
- ½ colher de sopa de extrato de baunilha - opcional
Decorar
- ⅓ xícara Gotas de chocolate branco vegano - derretido
- 1 pitada Matcha em pó - por biscoito
Instruções
- Before starting, keep in mind that these are slightly softer than regular cookies. They are vegan, gluten-free cookies made with almond flour, so they have a strong almond flavor.
- Pré-aqueça o forno a 160°C (325°F). Forre uma assadeira com papel manteiga.
- In a medium-sized mixing bowl, add all the dry ingredients: almond flour, matcha powder, baking powder, and salt if used.
- Combine the ingredients with a spatula first, then stir in the wet ingredients: melted coconut oil and maple syrup until it forms a sticky green dough. Taste the raw dough and if the Matcha flavor is not strong enough for your taste buds, add up to 2 extra teaspoons but watch out. Adding too much extra Matcha dries out the cookies! So I recommend keeping the recipe ratio and add a Matcha flavor boost with a pinch of Matcha powder on the baked cookies.
- Slightly grease hands with coconut oil, then scoop the dough – about 2 tablespoons per cookie – and roll into a ball between your hands.
- Place each ball onto the lined cookie sheet leaving 1 thumb between each.
- Use your hand palm to flatten each cookie slightly, keeping a round bump in the center to keep a moist center and crispy edges.
- Bake for 12-15 minutes or until slightly golden on sides and slightly hard on top.
- Deixe esfriar na assadeira por 5 minutos e, em seguida, transfira para uma grade de resfriamento para esfriar completamente.
- Decorate with a drizzle of melted vegan white chocolate and add a pinch of Matcha powder to boost their Matcha flavor.
Armazenamento
Notas
Nutrição
Ingredientes e Substituições
All you need to make a simple Matcha cookie recipe with almond flour are:

- Farinha de amêndoa – Use ultra-fine almond flour, not almond meal. In fact, almond meal is coarser and darker in color. It makes dry, gritty cookies, so I don’t recommend this option. This recipe doesn’t work with coconut, but you can use oat flour instead of almond flour. This option provides the same texture. However, I didn’t try all-purpose flour with this recipe. It may work but create a tougher texture.
- Maple Syrup or any plant-based refined sugar-free sweetener you love like Monk fruit syrup, agave syrup, or brown rice syrup.
- Extrato de baunilha – opcional
- Matcha Chá Verde em Pó – You can really play with the amount of powder based on your taste. Some people love the intense Matcha flavor in their cookies, and others prefer a light touch.
- Fermento em pó or baking soda.
- Óleo de côco – You can use refined coconut oil to avoid the coconut flavor in your cookies.
How To Make Almond Flour Matcha Cookies (in Pictures)
All you need are wholesome plant-based ingredients and 15 minutes.




Decoração
Matcha flavor goes very well with white chocolate. However, most store-bought white chocolate brands are not vegan and contain butter or milk. Instead, you can make a lovely vegan white chocolate at home by melting 1/4 cup cocoa butter.
Then, stir in 1/3 cup of powdered sweetened and 1 tablespoon of cashew butter. Then decorate your vegan, gluten-free Matcha cookies with a drizzle of homemade vegan white chocolate if desired.
Gosto
These cookies are entirely made of almond flour, so they obviously have a strong almond flavor and a good Matcha green tea flavor. They are soft, melt-in-your-mouth cookies delicious with a cup of matcha latte ou o meu Matcha smoothie recipe.

Mais receitas de biscoitos veganos com farinha de amêndoa
I love to bake cookies with almond flour. It makes delicious, healthy vegan, gluten-free cookies to snack on. Below I listed my other almond flour cookie recipes for you to try.













This looks great! Would i be able to substitute the maple syrup with allulose?
You can’t swap a liquid sweetener for a crystal sweetener. It must be a liquid sweetener like agave, honey etc.
Delicious !! Added white chocolate chips and slivered almonds. Great snack
I am baking these now with few chocolate chips…can’t wait!
Just curious if why the cookies won’t flatten out after putting them into balls in the oven? They just stay as balls
Yes, almost like balls, almond flour barely spread if you don’t press the cookies
How are these with dark chocolate chips?
Delicious 🙂
Super bom!
Hi! Can I mix almond flour and oat flour. You mentioned both are ok for this recipe. Thank you
Yes I am pretty sure it will work well.
We substituted moringa powder for the matcha in the recipe, and it worked beautifully. Thank you!
Oi lá,
In the recipe section it says to bake for 10-12 minutes but in the text it says to bake for 15-18 minutes.
Sorry for that ! post have been updated for you
Hi Carine, you mention 6 ingredients in list at begiining but in the actual recipe there is no almond milk mentioned. How much for this recipe please? Looking forward to making it!
The recipe has 6 ingredients and no almond milk, it was a typo in the post description but the recipe card measurement is correct, no need of almond milk. Enjoy the cookies! XOXO Carine