Dessert
No-bake chocolate cookies, healthy, 10 minutes
Healthy no-bake chocolate cookies with oats and peanut butter! You can meal prep these simple no bake cookies and enjoy as a healthy chocolate dessert or snack! They're ready in 10 minutes and make the solid treat if…

Sometimes we hate chocolate, sometimes we want to wrap myself in chocolate and pretend we're special. We call that time “Christmas”. Last Christmas we gave you our heart, this year, we'll give you the recipe for these simple healthy no-bake chocolate cookies that are ready in 10 minutes and call for 5 ingredients. They’re almost better than our heart and make a healthy chocolate snack that you can eat whenever you get those cravings.
Healthy No-Bake Chocolate Cookies
Honestly, what do you feel when you read the words “Healthy No-Bake Chocolate Cookies“?
- A. Excited
- B. Nada
- C. They’ll Taste Like Feet (aka sad)
If you’ve answered C, then you might be much like us. First of all, you’ve obviously eaten feet, so you know what to expect. We also have some experience in that department, because there were quite a few times we've eaten chicken feet in sesame oil with our friend at our favorite Chinese restaurant – the only one that was open at 2 am. That was when we were young, bold and didn’t have a hunchback. So about 3 years ago. The looks you get when you order feet wearing a nice dress and a tired face and then actually eat them. They’re all just jealous of how graceful, elegant and sophisticated you look.
Anyway, sorry to disappoint you, but these healthy no-bake cookies don’t taste like feet. They’re actually rich, famous and tasty. We forgot we were supposed to write second of all…we don’t remember where we were going, but we’re moving on, because the train waits for nobody.
We made a big batch, which is something we never do because we usually eat everything myself and often right then and there.
Blog Update: Recipe Videos
Our sister and we started shooting videos for our recipes now. We get together cook and film. It’s apparently something we should’ve been doing for at least 2 years now. Who knew? We thought we were gonna hate it so much, because everything needs to be clean and bright and we shouldn’t just eat stuff straight out of the pan…But it’s actually so much fun! Every recipe takes us like four thousand years to tape, and we're hunrgy, but we love it.
We're gonna be honest – we were in a little bit of a rut, we didn’t feel like doing much over the last 4-5 months, but this – it’s just exciting again. And we've been reshooting new and old recipes, trying to improve them where we can, so we'll be updating some of the older recipes with new pictures, videos and tips if there are any. But our recipes are usually solid like our hair.
We also wonder why nobody makes bloopers for recipe videos. We bet they’d be funny. We know from ours, there’s a lot of self-talk, not the motivational one – the crazy one, where you narrate yourself through everything you do or intend to do. There’s also a lot of spilling things and way too many eating noises. Now, obviously, we're not gonna be the first one to share those bloopers, because we'd like to think we can keep at least some of our dignity after that chicken feet story and all of our other stories.
Now let’s talk a bit about the cookies and then wrap this up.
Healthy No-Bake Chocolate Cookies Taste
So these aren’t sweet. We do not know which level of sweetness you’re used to, but we usually don’t like things overly sweet. Especially with chocolate. We like them rich. And we like dark chocolate and nut butters. If you don’t like dark chocolate and expect these to be milk chocolate, please don’t make them. You’ll hate us. And we don’t like people hating us, because we're a people pleaser.
Healthy No-Bake Chocolate Cookie Ingredients
Peanut Butter. Or almond butter or any nut butter. We know many people don’t like peanuts, because unlike tree nuts they grow underground where it’s dark and cold. But seriously, you can’t change where you come from, so don’t judge them for that. We've tried these also with almond butter and walnut butter and walnut butter has been our favorite.
Dark Chocolate. Not many people love dark chocolate, but we're a big fan. We always buy the 85% one, because it’s just the right amount of sweetness for us. Dark chocolate is good for your cardiovascular health and is a great source of antioxidants that can benefit your overall health too.
Oats are probably most famous for their ability to reduce cholesterol levels and to help you go to the bathroom. When you don’t have a friend to go to the bathroom with, you take oats and they can give you the emotional support you need as a woman going to a bathroom. Other than that oats contain some health-promoting nutrients like beta-glucan (a kind of fiber) and avenanthramides (antioxidants with anti-inflamamtory, anti-itching and anti-proliferative properties), that are unique to them.
Chopped Nuts. Feel free to use any type of nuts here. We like to use walnuts or almonds, because these have a good nutritional profile and because we like them most.
Coconut Oil is healthy and has a reliable smell. We use a little bit to mix with that melted dark chocolate.
There it is: 5 ingredients + 10 minutes = healthy chocolate dessert
We usually would eat one or two of these – whenever we crave something chocolate. Our sister though, she has a huge sweet tooth, so she’d eat 4-5 of these. Still better than the Lindt balls she gets from the store, but be mindful here, as these can add up. It’s best to share them with friends or family, or with your future self, for the rest of the week.
For Special Occasions
Update: we've been making these healthy no bake chocolate cookies almost every week for a year now and we wouldn’t change a thing. But, lately, we've been spending a lot of time indoors and the idea of making these in different shapes started to sound appealing, new and like something we wanted to do. So we grabbed the dusty cookie shapes we had at home and poured some of the mixture into those shapes, then let them get firm in the fridge. The result: no-bake cookies in Christmas shapes. We had one gingerbread man, a deer, a shooting star, a bell and a Christmas tree that did not make it for the professional photoshoot.
It was a bit messy, but the most exciting thing we did lately. We know the gingerbread man looks as if he’s had better days and as if he needs surgery asap…But he should not be complaining. Just look at the poor deer.
It’s tricky to get those tiny feet and hands out of the shape, you know? Well, We know and now the poor baby deer knows too. Or is it a dog? A rabbit?
DIY: Since we're an expert, we'll give you a little tutorial. You press them out from the backside and it’s probably a better idea to freeze them and not just refrigerate. We mean, anyone who’s over 8 probably knows how to do this better than us. It was just an idea, mkay? You’re welcome.
Alright, now let’s get to the recipe. We hope you enjoy these and your pre-Christmas time. HO HO HO.





- Yield: 16
- Prep: 8 minutes
- Total: 8 minutes
Ingredients
- 1/2 cup peanut butter (or almond butter)
- 2/3 cups oats
- 1/2 cup dark chocolate, chopped (around 100g)
- 3 Tbsp chopped nuts
- 1 Tbsp coconut oil
Method
- In a bowl mix the peanut butter, oats and chopped nuts.
- Melt the dark chocolate and the coconut oil. We did it using the microwave, heating in 30s intervals, mixing in between - it took us 2 times.
- Add the dark chocolate to the peanut butter mixture and mix them until combined.
- Take a Tbsp of this chocolate mixture and place on a baking sheet or a large plate that's been lined up with parchment paper. 1 Tbsp is for 1 cookie. Don't be discouraged if the mixture loses its shape and becomes more of a bark and not that much of a cookie - still tastes great.
- Leave in the fridge for around an hour and then eat some. Store in the fridge in an airtight container (these melt at room temperature).








