I am so obsessed with the smell of gingerbread, mainly because I love all the spices. I have to admit that I often overlook eating gingerbread cookies when Christmas comes around, but when I remember to make them I am so happy and think about how delicious they are.
This recipe was absolutely perfect! The cookies turned out so soft, chewy, and perfectly spiced. I am definitely impressed with how clean the ingredients (made with coconut flour!) are and how nostalgic they taste!
Eggs: I use pasture-raised eggs for 2-3 times the omega-3s, more vitamins, and sustainability. Make sure the eggs are room temperature so they mix smoothly
Cashew butter: Rich in magnesium, monounsaturated fats, and contains some essential aminos acids to support bone and metabolism health. You can substitute with any nut butter, but cashew has the most neutral taste
Molasses: Contains antioxidants, iron, selenium, copper, and potassium for bone and heart health. It is a natural sweetener and may help stabilize blood sugar
Coconut sugar: An unrefined sugar with a lower glycemic index
Coconut flour: High in fiber, containing both soluble and insoluble. It is also higher in protein and contains 8 essential amino acids
Spices: Rich in antioxidants to lower free radicals, helps balance blood sugar, and has antimicrobial benefits. I used Ceylon cinnamon, nutmeg or allspice, and ginger
You need to try these soft and chewy gingerbread cookies for an irresistible and healthy holiday classic! They perfectly encompass the feeling of Christmas and will leave your body feeling good.