Sometimes you just need a cookie, you know?
Oh, and I’ve been meaning to tell you guys, fitmixer has recently sponsored me to be part of their bootcamp – which is going really well. Not that I need to lose much weight, but I have gotten a little lazy in the food department (ahem, ice cream for dinner 3 nights in a row) – and I have been feeling just a little less fit.
So, bootcamp it is! And just in time for pool season – which I adore, fit or not.
Oh, and the reason I’m telling you this as I post a cookie recipe is because a lot of the recipes you’ll see for the next couple of months will be lightened up – just a tad. Like this trim little treat.
You better believe I’m not giving up cake (or, in this case, cookies).
The good news is that these little babies weigh in at about 100 calories a piece – which is pretty dang good for a delicious cookie.
Cereal Cookies
PRINT Recipe
makes 18
- 1/3 C Xagave
- 3/4 C sunflower seeds*
- 1/2 C cashews*
- pinch of salt
- 1 C rolled oats, dry
- 1 C puffed rice cereal
- 1/2 C unsweetened coconut
*this yields about ½ c nut butter if you just want to substitute any kind you have on hand
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Put the cashews and the sunflower seeds in a food processor, and blend until smooth. Then combine the agave and the cashew/sunflower seed butter until smooth.
Add the rest of the ingredients and mix until everything is incorporated. Drop by heaping tablespoonful onto a parchment lined cookie sheet. Bake for 10 – 12 minutes, or until just browned at the edges.
Yep…you get one too, little gal.


Oh my goodness those look absolutely AMAZING!!!
I love the ingredient list in these cookies – nice work! And ice cream for dinner ain’t no big thang.
seriously, your child is adorable.
i think you’ve hit bottom when you eat ice cream for BREAKFAST! dinner is perfectly fine.
Those look seriously yummy! If I sub nut butter, I’ll still add sweetener, yes? Thanks, Katie. <3
Yes, 1/3 C honey, agave, maple syrup – whatever. About 1/2 C nut butter.
Wonderful, thank you! I’ll let you know when I make them.
I love how crunchy and thick these are! Baby-faaaace!!!!
You are hilarious. You need NO boot camp! Now give me that cereal cookie.
I absolutely agree that sometimes you just need a cookie – and even better that these are healthy
I’m excited to see the rest of what you create!
I want to have cookies with baby A! Please keep sharing about your boot camp and how it is. Are you still doing Crossfit?
These look so tasty! Love the mini cookies! And baby A just gets cuter and cuter everytime you post a picture!
I love trimmed up treats! Looking foward to more of your lightened up recipes.
I know you usually use your garage gym for workouts, right? Are you doing the bootcamp at a gym or at home? I ask because I’m fighting getting a gym membership and want more at-home bootcamp ideas!
I wish just one of my kids ate coconut. Serious.
Git in mah bellayyy! Those look yummy!
I love every single thing in these cookies!
do you think we could squish raisins into these?
Yummy! These look incredible!
These look so yummy! I could totally demolish these! I love cereal!
YUM! These look delicious! And since I’m doing the bootcamp too, would make a perfect evening “snack”!!
i love cereal, i love cookies, i love you! perfect combo!
These look delish! Any ideas for what I could substitute for the coconut? I don’t really like it…
You could just leave it out! It wouldn’t change the recipe that much.