Detta Kakdeg av mandelmjöl is a simple gluten-free snack rich in protein and fiber and made in 5 minutes with just 5 ingredients.
I love snacking on cookie dough, like my Kikärtskakdeg, because it brings all the flavors of cookies in a super convenient snack that you can whip up very quickly.
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Kakdeg av mandelmjöl
Innehållsförteckning
- 1 ½ koppar Mandelmjöl - (anteckning 1)
- 3 matskedar Kokosolja - smält, kyld, använd raffinerad för att undvika kokossmak! (not 2)
- 3 matskedar Lönnsirap - (anteckning 3)
- 1 matsked Mandelmjölk - (anteckning 4)
- ½ kopp Minichokladbitar - (anteckning 5)
Frivillig
- 1 tesked Vanilj extrakt
- ¼ tesked Salt
Instruktioner
- In a mixing bowl, add almond flour, melted coconut oil, maple syrup, vanilla extract, if used, and 1 tablespoon of almond milk. Stir with a rubber spatula until it forms a smooth and thick cookie dough.
- Fold in the chocolate chips, and stir to evenly incorporate them. If you like the cookie dough a bit less dry, stir in the extra tablespoon of almond milk.
- Serve 2 tablespoons as a snack.
Anmärkningar
Kostrådgivning
Ingredienser och ersättningar
You only need 5 base ingredients to make this recipe. Here’s how to pick them.

- Mandelmjöl – This forms the base, providing a nutty flavor and gluten-free structure. Cashew flour or sesame flour are fine too.
- Kokosolja – It adds moisture and binds the ingredients. The only possible alternative is cocoa butter, but I haven’t tried.
- Lönnsirap – This sweetens the dough. Sugar-free maple syrup also works or any other liquid sweetener like agave syrup or coconut nectar.
- Mandelmjölk – This adds moisture and helps create a smooth dough. Oat milk or soy milk also work.
- Minichokladbitar – They add bursts of chocolate flavor. Sugar-free chocolate chips or chopped nuts are fine too.
How to Make Almond Flour Cookie Dough
This recipe is crazy easy to whip up. Here’s how in a couple of pictures.

Combine the base cookie dough ingredients in a mixing bowl.

When the texture is smooth, incorporate the chocolate chips and enjoy!
Carines tips
- Low-Carb Swap – Use sugar-free chocolate chips and maple syrup for a low-carb version.
- Nötfritt alternativ – Swap almond flour with cashew flour or sesame flour.
- Add-in Variations – Use chopped pecans, seeds, or walnuts instead of chocolate chips.
- Bakningsalternativ – Bake small portions of the dough at 350 °F (180 °C) for 14 minutes. Cool completely before eating.
- Protein Boost – Replace some almond flour with protein powder to increase the protein content.
- Kall olja – Låt den smälta kokosoljan svalna innan du tillsätter den i degen för att förhindra att chokladbitarna smälter.







Can you bake this?! Didn’t realize it was dough!
This dough is made to eat raw, but I have an almond flour chocolate chip cookie recipe här. that use a similar dough and bake very well.
Hi, I was wondering if I could use some pumpkin purée with cinnamon instead of chocolate chips? Thank you.
These are two different ingredients, if you replace chocolate chips for extra moisture like pumpkin puree the dough will be wet and more liquid. Since it’s a no bake recipe, if you enjoy this texture you can try that
I actually ended up using slivered almonds and dried sour cherries. I can’t thank you enough for your wonderful recipes!
It sounds so good!
I’ve made this a few times now. even my picky kiddo likes it! I just added peanut butter today, had to add a bit more flour, but it is delicious! I hope I get a little more before the kids eat all of it!
Tack så mycket!
what’s the oven temperature and how long do you bake them for?
There’s no baking required, it’s a raw snack, you eat the cookie dough raw by the spoon.
This hit the spot when I was craving something sweet! I replaced the coconut oil (I only had unrefined) with gheem which required a little more almond flour. Thanks for a quick recipe!
it’s delicious.
love your recipes… thanks… great
Hi ! Thanks for sharing this recipe sounding sooooo yummy ! I just have a doubt I need you to light me : almond flour is different from almond powder right? Really less fat, dryier and thinner texture right ? Because almond powder y just almond processed but the almond flour is other product. And if I replace the almond flour by almond powder, I can put less coconut oil to keep it healthy but less fat ? Thanks for answering!
I never heard of almond powder in my life, so I am not sure what you mean. Almond flour is basically raw blanched almonds that have been grounded into a thin texture that look like flour. Looking at your email, I see you are based in France, since I am French I can tell you that what you need for any recipe calling for almond flour is “poudre d’amande”.
Can you use oat flour as a substitute?
It will be a very different ratio. Oat flour has way more fiber, less fat, and if you add the same amount the dough will be very dry. I didn’t try with oat flour yet so I can tell precisely how much you need.
Really yummy! So easy and so healthy for me-I am allergic to all dairy, wheat, oats, eggs, peanut butter and this treat ticks all the boxes of what I can eat. Thanks so very much!
Tack för den fina feedbacken!
Yummy?? But can you bake these??
Yes, I added a baking option above in this post. Bake small portions of the dough at 350 °F (180 °C) for 14 minutes. Cool completely before eating.