Sugar-free oat cookies with chocolate chips 12 x 200 g

If you want to avoid sugar, but don't want to live without sweets, our sugar-free oat cookies are exactly what you've probably been searching for a long time! Sweet snacks don't always need a lot of sugar to taste good, and our oat cookies are the perfect proof of this! The delicious, sugar-free chocolate drops complete the taste experience. Once you've tried them, you won't be able to stop!

Above all, a healty lifestyle is characterised by a wholesome and balanced diet. If you are trying to reduce your sugar consumption but still want to treat yourself, these sugar-free oat biscuits can be an alternative to sugary sweets or conventionally sweetened pastries, and therefore a part of a healthy diet. If you want to eat healthily, however, any kind of sugar and sugar substitutes should not be consumed in excessive quantities - but we are certainly not telling you anything new. An increased consumption of maltitol-sweetened foods can also have a laxative effect.

Our chocolate cookies contain no animal products and are therefore suitable for a vegan diet.

Yes, our oat biscuits really contain no refined sugar. They get their pleasant sweetness from the chocolate drops, which are sweetened with maltitol - a sugar substitute that gives baked goods a pleasantly sweet note. Foods sweetened with maltitol taste significantly less sweet than foods with conventional table sugar, and contain comparatively fewer calories. However, consumed in large quantities, sugar substitutes including maltitol can have a laxative effect. That's why eating all of these delicious cookies at once is not recommended, even though tempting!

Our oat biscuits consist largely of oat and wheat flour. If you want to avoid large amounts of carbohydrates in your diet, then you should avoid grains such as wheat and oats.

You can of course make your own oat biscuits easy peasy at home! With an oat base you can let your creativity run free to 100% and vary the ingredients as you wish. If you are looking for a great and simple oat biscuit recipe, then take a look at our Food Journal section, where you can find the classic oat biscuits, but also variations on the theme. A little tip from us: if you like it a little fruity, you can add apple mousse, fruit purée, or dates to your oatmeal biscuits. Yum!

You want the good or the bad news first? In addition to the oat flakes and oat flour, our chocolate chip cookies also contain some parts of wheat flour, and are therefore not suitable for a gluten-free diet. But now the good news! If you are looking for delicious gluten-free cookies, then you should definitely try our two gluten-free organic cookie versions, salted caramel and chocolate chip: we are sure you are going to love them!

100 grams of our sugar-free cookies have 492 kcal; one cookie weighs 20 grams and has 98 kcal.

Our oat biscuits can also be eaten by children without any problems. Since children should not consume large quantities of sugar and therefore sugar substitutes, cookies do not recommend using them in children's diets.