I think we can all agree that thin mints are the best straight out of the freezer, so do yourself a favor and make a batch of these to stash in the freezer for a sweet treat.
This recipe is surprisingly easy and perfectly minty. You are sure to be obsessed!
Almond flour: Use super-fine and I find it better to weigh out, however that is not necessary. It is higher in protein, fiber, and healthy fats
Cacao powder: Rich in flavonoids and minerals for anti-inflammatory benefits. You can substitute with cocoa powder if needed. I buy mine from Thrive Market for the best price and size!
Coconut oil: A healthy fat full of antioxidants and phytochemicals. It contains MCTs that are quickly absorbed in the gut, and studies have shown that it may encourage fat burning
Maple syrup: An unrefined sugar that is a good source of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants for a lower glycemic effect
Peppermint extract: For the mint flavor of course!
Chocolate: I opt for a chocolate sweetened with unrefined sugar; some I recommend are Hu chocolate, Just Date, Oobli
These homemade healthier thin mints taste JUST like the real deal, but are gluten free, vegan and refined sugar free! If you’re looking for that nostalgic Girl Scout cookie taste, then you must make these.