These superfood breakfast cookies are not your typical cookies. Packed with nutrient rich ingredients like goji berries and chia seeds, these cookies are not only delicious, they’re also good for you!
Welcome to 2018 everyone! The past year flew by so fast. What was your 2017 highlight?
It was not a perfect year for us but 2017 was definitely a good one. So let’s start the new year on a high note with a fantastic recipe and a video. Check it out!
Superfood ingredients
These superfood breakfast cookies are definitely not your usual cookies. First, cookies for breakfast. Second, look at some of the superfood ingredients in here:
I’m not a health nut (have you seen my blog?) so I’ve had to Google the nutritional benefits of these ingredients and I was impressed! And they taste great too.
(Looking for another healthy way to start the day? Check out this acai bowl!)
Fully customizable recipe
Another great thing about this recipe (the cookie that keeps on giving, eh?) is it’s fully customizable, similar to my Basic Granola Recipe.
Don’t like almonds? You can use pecans
.
Can’t find goji berries? You can use dried cranberries
.
I used agave syrup
because that’s what we had on hand but you can certainly use honey
, maple syrup or these other substitutes for maple syrup. 
The whole idea is to craft the perfect breakfast cookie for you. Just follow the ratios and you should be fine.
Watch the how-to video
And it’s really simple to make – no mixer, no food processor, just a bowl and a baking sheet. See how it’s done by watching the video.
See how easy that was? And these cookies keep really well too.
Just make a batch, store in an airtight container and you’d have a week’s supply of grab-and-go breakfast cookies that’s delicious and good for you.
Hope you enjoy these superfood breakfast cookies!
Happy baking!
Did you make these cookies? What’s your favourite superfood? I’d love to hear from you in the comments section below.
Healthy Superfood Breakfast Cookies
Equipment
Ingredients
Dry Ingredients
- 2 ½ cups rolled oats
- ½ cup goji berries (see note 1)
- ¼ cup pumpkin seeds
- ¼ cup dried blueberries
- ½ cup almonds roughly chopped
- 1 tbsp chia seeds
- 1 tsp ground cinnamon
- ½ tsp salt
Wet Ingredients
- ¼ cup melted coconut oil
- ¼ cup agave, honey or maple syrup
- ½ cup peanut butter (or any nut butter)
- 2 large eggs beaten
Instructions
- Preheat your oven to 350F. Line 2 baking sheets with parchment paper and set aside.
- In a large bowl, stir all your dry ingredients. Then add all your wet ingredients and stir until thoroughly moist and combined (see note 2).
- Drop by the tablespoonful into a baking sheet lined with parchment paper (see note 3) and flatten slightly with a fork (the cookies will not spread).
- Bake for 10-15 minutes until light golden brown and firm. Cool in the pan for 2-3 minutes then transfer to a wire rack to cool completely. Store in an airtight container.
Video
Notes
- You can substitute any of these ingredients with your favourite things, or whatever is available. For example, if you don’t have goji berries or almonds, you can use dried cranberries or pecans.
- You want to make sure to stir thoroughly so that everything is evenly and completely moist.
- You can use a cookie scoop or a spoon and just roll the cookies using your hands. Just make sure to pack them into a tight ball.
Nutrition
Nutritional information are estimates only.
Amtul
Hi Jolina,
These cookies look amazing, but I want to know if anyone tried making them without any form of added sugar i.e. minus the syrups/ honey etc.
Please let me know.
Jolina
Hi Amtul, this recipe is very customizable so you can use whatever sweetener you like. Or not use any at all.
Theadora
I made your breakfast cookies with walnuts, dried cranberries and some other things I needed to clearout from my cupboards and I was pleasantly surprised how it came together. I wanted to make granola but thought the grandson might appreciate cookies more and he did. This recipe is a keeper. Thank you Jolina.
Jolina
Glad to hear that Theodora and you’re most welcome 🙂 I love how this recipe is customizable as well.
Deborah
My family loves these breakfast cookies. Delicious, healthy and easy. The kids don’t care for goji berries but I add whatever we have on hand that I know they like and it helps with food wastage too. Thank you for our new family favorite. Have a good day!
Jolina
That’s great Deborah! I love how these cookies are so versatile. I’m baking some tonight, with ingredients leftover from other recipes like pecans and walnuts 🙂 Have a good day as well!
Thiel
this is our new favorite breakfast item. we make it with almond butter and we vary the dried fruit depending on what’s available. all the flavors are delicious thank you for the idea!!!
Jolina
Hi Thiel! You are most welcome 🙂 These keep really well so I tend to bake a larger batch so we always have some at hand.
Mia
A cowoerker gave me some goji berries so I decided to make your breakfast cookies and Im glad I did. Im not a baker but these came out so well. Some crumbled but most stayed together like cookies. The kids loved them too and are requesting for more. They dont know they are eating healthy thanks to momma’s secret ingredients.
Jolina
Hi Mia! I’m so happy to hear that! And that the kids loved it too (that’s always a win). I always make sure to stir them really well and pack them in when I scoop them out so they stick together and not fall apart 🙂
Jake Ferrer
Oh this breakfast cookies looks so delicious! I would like to try this for my family. I think they will love this.
Tayler
THESE look absolutely delicious! I love the video!
Jazmin Williams
Oh these look delicious! Healthy + tastes good = perfection! Bookmarking this.