Gluten-free oatmeal cookies

🌱 Vegetarian

Description

Oatmeal cookies (gluten-free) have a pleasant, slightly nutty flavor with a distinct hint of toasted oats; their appearance is usually golden-brown, irregular circles with a moist-crumbling, sometimes chewy texture, often enriched with pieces of dried fruits, nuts, or chocolate. They are filling and aromatic, sometimes slightly salty when the recipe includes butter or sea salt. Nutritionally, they are based on whole grain oats, which provide soluble fiber (beta-glucan), plant protein, and B vitamins, as well as minerals such as magnesium, iron, and zinc, promoting a feeling of fullness, stabilizing blood sugar levels, and lowering cholesterol; it is worth noting that cookies can be calorie-dense, so it is advisable to choose recipes with limited amounts of sugar and fat. They work well as a healthy snack with coffee or tea, as part of a breakfast box, an addition to yogurt, or a quick dessert; they can also be crumbled as a topping for fruit salads and ice cream. They should be stored in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 5–7 days or frozen for 2–3 months, securing layers with baking paper to maintain crispness and aroma.

Nutrition facts (per 100g)

450 kcal Calories
8.0g Protein
65.0g Carbohydrates
18.0g Fats

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