5 Oatmeal Cookie Recipes That Will Make You Never Go Chocolate Chip Again
Photo: Instagram1/7When it comes to classic desserts, oatmeal cookies are right up there with chocolate chip cookies and ice cream. And though we'll never tire of the standard oatmeal-raisin formula, even the classics can benefit from a fresh twist now and then. So, in honor of National Oatmeal Cookie day, we gathered a few of our favorite, mouth-watering spins on the good old-fashioned favorite.
Photo: Instagram2/7Chai-Spiced Brown Butter Oatmeal Cookies
Though chai is typically more of a winter flavor, we’re more than happy to make an exception for these mouth-watering cookies from Clara Persis. Plus, we really can’t resist anything with the words “brown butter” in it. We’re sold.
Photo: Instagram3/7White Chocolate Chip Cookies with Oats and Cherries
Kiwi & Carrot calls this recipe “the fancy-pants cousin to the basic” oatmeal raisin cookie, thanks to the addition of dried cherries and white chocolate chips. And we’re into it: The tangy cherry taste in place of raisins will heighten the cookie’s flavor, and when mixed with white chocolate chips, you have a perfect sweet-and-sour treat.
Photo: Instagram4/7Little Debbie’s Oatmeal Crème Pies
Okay, we’re practically drooling just looking at a picture of these oatmeal crème pies (inspired by the classic Little Debbie treat) from Carlsbad Cravings. It can’t get much better than the combination of two freshly baked, soft cookies with a sweet crème filling in the middle. We’ll take two…or more.
Photo: Instagram5/7Oatmeal Turtle Cookie Cups
We’ve never met a turtle cookie we didn’t like — caramel is just one of those irresistible ingredients. And this recipe from Hungry Happens brings caramel, chocolate chips, and, of course, oats, into one adorable and delectable mini-muffin-sized cookie bite.
Photo: Instagram6/7(Flourless + Healthy) Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookie Pancakes
Oatmeal cookies? Amazing. Chocolate chip pancakes? Delicious. Chocolate chip oatmeal cookie pancakes? Need them now. This recipe from Chelsea’s Messy Apron not only combines two of our favorite comfort foods, but also does so in a healthy way. The recipe is sans flour, and includes several healthy ingredient substitutes, like Greek yogurt, mashed banana, and coconut oil.
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