Eggless Banana Bread Cookies {Almond Flour}
These eggless Banana Bread Cookies are made with almond flour and sweetened with bananas. They are soft, moist, and easy to make. Perfect for the whole family to enjoy.
Soft and fluffy, sweet and satisfying, these banana bread cookies are made with only 6 ingredients.
These banana cookies are not only easy to make but also are the perfect kid-friendly dessert recipe.
I love having simple snacks around for those busy days when the mid day sweet cravings hit. Something delicious, quick and easy.
As you might know, baking with bananas is a big hit in my house.
And especially during the summer. One of my summer favorites is this Banana Bread with Peaches, and another one is this Strawberry Muffin recipe.
I really have a feeling that these Banana Bread Cookies are going to be a summer favorite, or better yet, an all-year-round staple.
What Sets These Banana Cookies Apart
These banana cookies are like little banana bread bites, but even better. They are made in cookie form.
Some of you have requested on Instagram oil free dessert recipes. And here it is! These banana bread cookies does not require any oil or butter.
There is no refined sugar. These cookies are sweetened by ripe bananas and a touch of coconut sugar which can be omitted.
Just to add to the list of reasons why I love these banana cookies – the best way to use those spotty brown bananas on the kitchen counter.
Easy to make and only needs 6 main ingredients, this cookie recipe is the perfect kid friendly dessert to make for your little picky eaters or make with them!
Required Ingredients for the Cookies
All you need for this delicious and easy recipe is 6 simple whole foods ingredients.
You need:
Bananas
Spotty ripe bananas for the sweetest and best flavor. The cookie texture will always be better from really ripe bananas.
Almond flour
One of my favorite gluten-free flours to bake with. The flavor and texture make this the perfect flour for these vegan banana bread cookies.
Coconut Flour
Coconut Sugar
It has a caramelized flavor and it is type of unrefined sugar
Sea salt
Salt elevates the flavors and balances the seethes. Always add a pinch to your baked goods.
Baking soda
Leavening agent of choice. All you need is a little bit to make these banana bread cookies poof up just right.
Optional Add-in Ingredient
Chocolate Chips
There is just something about banana bread with chocolate chips, and the same goes for these Banana Bread Cookies. However, they are optional (or are they… !?).
Walnuts
Banana bread always takes better with some chopped walnuts!
How to make my vegan banana bread cookies from scratch
These vegan banana cookies are super easy to make, and this is how you make them.
First, whisk together almond flour, coconut flour, coconut sugar, baking soda, and salt. Set a side.
Second, mash the ripe bananas using a fork or a hand mixer.
Now, gently combine the dry ingredients with the bananas. Be sure not to over mix the cookie batter.
Then, fold in chocolate chips or a chopped up chocolate bar. (This is optional, you don’t have to use chocolate for this banana cookie recipe.)
Now, Let the banana cookie dough chill in the freezer for 15 – 20 minutes. It will make the cookies easier to shape.
Then, use a cookie scoop to shape into cookie dough balls. Gently press the ball down to flatten slightly. Sprinkle extra chocolate on top if preferred.
Lastly, Bake until a little golden brown on the edges but still soft on the inside.
Enjoy!
What Pairs Best with These Cookies
You obviously could just eat these delicious cookies straight out of the baking sheet. However, may I give you a few suggestions?
- These cookies make a quick and easy breakfast with a cup of coffee
- Slather some nut butter between two banana bread cookies for a great energy boost
- Top a bowl of your favorite yogurt with a crumbled cookie
- Serve the banana cookie with a sliced apple for a great after school snack
- Make an ice cream sandwich for a decadent and fun dessert
- These banana cookies are also a great pre-workout snack
How can I store these banana bread cookies?
You can store these vegan Banana Bread Cookies covered on the countertop for 1-2 days.
They will last up to 4-5 days in an air-tight container when kept in the fridge.
And YES, you can freeze them!
To serve, leave the banana bread cookies on the counter top for 10 minutes or heat it up in the microwave for 15 – 20 seconds. Enjoy!
You definitely need to make double the batch of these banana bread bites. They are the perfect snack for the whole family, both delicious.
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Get the recipe:Eggless Banana Bread Cookies {Almond Flour}
Ingredients
- 1 1/3 cup ripe bananas mashed, ~ 3- 4 bananas **
- 1 ½ cup almond flour, packed, 120g
- 3 tbsp coconut flour, 22g
- ½ tsp baking soda
- ¼ tsp sea salt
- ¼ cup coconut sugar *, optional
- 3/4 cup of chocolate chips or chopped up chocolate bar, optional
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 375 F.
- Whisk together almond flour, coconut flour, coconut sugar, baking soda, and salt. Set a side.
- Mash the ripe bananas using a fork or a hand-mixer.
- Gently combine the dry ingredients with the bananas. Be sure not to over mix.
- Fold in chocolate chips.
- Let the cookie dough chill in the freezer for 10 – 15 minutes (for easier forming)
- Use a cookie scoop to shape into cookie dough balls. Gently press the ball down to flatten. Sprinkle extra chocolate on top if preferred.
- Bake in the middle of the oven for 14-15 minutes.
- Let the cookies cool down for 5 – 10 minutes. Enjoy!
Notes
The Nutrition Facts above are specific to the ingredients I chose to use for this recipe, which may vary.
Can I use a 1:1 gluten free flour instead of these 2 flours? If so, how much?
Hi Maria,
While that should work, we haven’t tested it this way, so we are unable to guarantee the results of what a 1:1 gluten free flour would yield. However, this recipe is made gluten free as is 🙂
Hope this helps!
-Constance
Can I use all purpose flour instead of almond/coconut flour?
Hi Nina,
We haven’t tested this recipe with all-purpose flour. In theory it should work, but since we haven’t tried it, we cannot guarantee the results!
Let us know if you test it out though 🙂
Happy Baking,
Constance
Love making these and freezing them! So good.
Hi Jacky!
We are so happy you love these.
Happy Baking 🙂
-Constance
Can you make mini muffins with this?! If so what would you change?
Hi Julie,
We haven’t tried making this recipe any alternate ways. There are a few banana muffin recipes on the blog though 🙂
https://shuangyskitchensink.com/banana-nut-chocolate-chip-muffins/
Let us know if you have any other questions!
Happy Baking!
Constance
I didn’t have all the ingredients so I used all almond flour. Is the middle supposed to be soft/undercooked texture?
It still was so delicious!
Hi Marcelia, I’m so happy it worked with only almond flour as well! Thanks for sharing 🙂 And yes, the texture is very soft in the middle. If you prefer it not to be too soft, you can leave it in the oven for a little bit longer. Just be careful not no overbake it so it becomes dry.
All the best, Emmelie
These look good. I’m waiting for my bananas to ripen. What size is the cookie scoop?
Hi Janice,
I used 1.77 inch (2tbsp, 30ml) scoop. Hope you love it 🙂
Shuang