Date sugar cookies

These refined sugar-free chocolate chip cookies are a riff on the standard Nestle Toll House recipe. Dates serve as the primary sweetener, but a few additional tablespoons of maple syrup bring in that hint of deep molasses flavor that ordinarily comes from brown sugar.

My chewy banana date drops are here! And they are perfect if you are like me – tired of the same old boring breakfasts day after day, you need to try these.

These Date Cookies are sweet, soft, and chewy with a rich caramel-like flavor from dates and a touch of crunch from walnuts. Perfect for the holidays, these cookies are a wonderful treat to enjoy with your morning coffee or afternoon tea even after the festivities are over. They are rich and buttery with a delightful fruity twist that's so good, you won't leave any crumbs behind!

Thick, chewy, fudgy double chocolate cookies sweetened entirely with dates! These cookies are made right in the bowl of a food processor, and take only six minutes to bake.

These oatmeal date cookies are guaranteed to be your new favorite cookie recipe! They're studded with sweet dates and crunchy walnuts and have the perfect texture - crisp edges with a soft and chewy center.

Enjoy your holiday with these sugar cookies. Using honey makes them naturally-sweetened (no refined sugar here!) and you don't use a lot so they are cost-effective.

These Date Cookies are super easy chewy cookies ready in under 30 minutes and made with just 2 base ingredients for a perfect sweet snack.

Healthy vegan cookies using date paste instead of refined sugar.

Oatmeal Date Cookies are chewy, soft and delicious. All you need is one bowl and less than 20 minutes to make these cookies!