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    Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies (No Eggs)

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    • on November 12, 2008

      I love this recipe! I haven't even eaten them yet but they are cooking right now and I am excited. My girlfriend and I are madly in love and this just made it even more special. Because of this recipe we are going to be so happy and we are going to get married and everything is going to be great!

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    • on June 02, 2011

      Wonderful recipe!! I didn't change a thing! My husband is allergic to eggs, so this is perfect. I can finally make him is favorite cookies without worrying about the egg content.
      This recipe offers so many opportunities. I am going to try them with with different ingredients such as dried blueberries, raisins , and even gumdrops!

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    • on January 05, 2010

      Wow! We picked up all the ingredients for cookies but forgot the eggs. Found this recipe online. It IS a winner!! I cooked these for 10 min and added 2 more b/c our cookie sheet is the ventilated kind that prevents burning so we always add 2 or so minutes to cookie recipes. I did let them cool right on the sheet for 6 min to prevent them from falling apart. Some of the larger ones had to cool on wire rack for an addtl 5 minutes. They were crispy on the edges and soft in the middle. Perfect!! Thanks!

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    • on November 11, 2009

      No eggs in the house but kids wanted cookies! This recipe was great and you couldn't tell there was no eggs! They all loved it! Thanks for sharing.

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    • on February 25, 2012

      These are amazing. I called mom today and asked if I could make cookies with no eggs. She replied back your grandma says no. So my two sons and husband disappointed they where getting no cookies turned me to the web.

      They love these cookies more then my normal recipes. I did add a couple things only because I was a bit short of brown sugar so I replaced about a quarter cup powdered sugar and a couple squirts of maple syrup.

      They are Delicious!

      Thank you again as it is a cold snowy day and I did not want to go back to the store.

      You made one happy family!

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    • on February 16, 2012

      This recipe really saved me when I got everything ready to make cookies only to find I had used all my eggs for brunch. But there are a couple of things I'd pay close attention to. First, make sure you start with softened butter (set some out earlier in the day) and beat it with a mixer before you put in your sugars. The other tip I have is to freeze the dough. Otherwise, you may have a problem with spreading out (especially if you don't use a lot of dough in each cookie). I used part of the dough and had that problem. Then I froze the rest after rolling it up in wax paper. I rolled it into a tube about the size of a silver dollar (or a tube of cookie dough - imagine that!) wrapped it in wax paper. Once frozen, I sliced off cookies somewhere between 3/4 and 1 inch thick. This will probably make fewer, larger cookies than the normal recipe yield. I would also be careful on the time, keeping on the low side of 10 minutes. When I tried it this way, they came out much better.

      I also omitted the raisins and added a little cinnamon. Seems like there's a lot of variations you could do on this recipe. Thanks for posting it.

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    • on January 13, 2012

      Great simple recipe! I dressed it up a bit and made a few minor substitutions and swapped the enriched white flour for organic whole wheat flour, the chocolate chips for white chocolate chips, added 1cup of whole cashews and lastly about 2 teaspoons of cinnimon because i was out of vanilla extract and wow--they are AMAZING! I'd never even know that there weren't eggs in them!

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    • on November 05, 2011

      If you are still on this site, thanks for posting this! They turned out amazing! Even though I forgot to dissolve the baking soda in water before I added it oops. They are crispy on the edges and chewy in the middle. They have GREAT flavor. I used less butter because I didn't have that much. I didn't have chocolate chips or raisins but I will definitely try this again with that added. I let them sit on the cookie sheet a minute and that kept them from coming apart. I am totally broke and out of a lot of stuff. This was perfect :)

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    • on September 15, 2011

      I made these today. Doubling the recipe I made a few changes. Instead of butter I used shortening I reduced the shortening to 1 1/2 c. instead of 2 cups. Then instead of raisins, I used dried cranberries. These will be a go to favorite ... I was really pleased...

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    • on September 14, 2011

      I wanted to make cookies for my family but like many here, I was out of eggs so I thought I would give this recipe a try. I made the recipe exactly as written. I compared this recipe to the recipe on the oatmeal box and noticed the oatmeal box recipe uses only a 1/2 cup of butter. Next time I might try that just to lower the fat a bit.

      I would not skip the salt in this recipe because it needs it as a counterpoint to the sweetness.

      To keep the cookies from spreading too much I refrigerated the dough before using it. It also helps to make sure the cookie sheets are cool before putting the next batch on them.

      When I first tried to pick up a cookie, it fell apart. I left the rest of the cookies on the sheets until they were totally cool and then they didn't fall apart.

      After I posted a link to this recipe on my facebook page, a friend commented that one may substitute 2 tablespoons of real mayonnaise for each needed egg. It is not a good substitution for those with allergies but might work if you are just out of eggs. I haven't tried it yet, though.

      Thank you, Tonkcats, for sharing your recipe.

      I am updating my review after my husband and sons tried the cookies to say that they loved them.

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    • on September 07, 2011

      This is my first review. I felt these 'no egg' chewy oatmeal chocolate chip cookies deserved it:)and so did the poster Tonkcats. I followed the recipe as much as I could with what I had on hand and of course I didn't have eggs which is why I was lucky enough to find this recipe!!

      I used 3/4 cups butter (trying to watch the fat intake) and only had a bittersweet 71% coco chocolate bar on hand (I suggest trying that instead of regular chips sometime)...I make my own vanilla so I added a BIG splash of it (it's not as potent as store bought). No raisins either.

      These babies were fluffy and chewy and oh so satisfying. Hubby and I couldn't wait so we had them fresh out of the oven! I can only imagine how delish they will be tomorrow. Thanks you for a great post! This is a keeper and a healthier alternative to regular cookies in my opinion.

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    • on June 25, 2011

      Me and my husband were desperate for a cookie fix but didn't have any eggs so I quickly made these and they turned out great! Will definately make them again.

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    • on January 29, 2011

      My children were wanting some cookies last night but I had no eggs. I wasn't sure if you could even make cookies without eggs but decided to google it. I found this recipe and decided to try it since I had everything on hand.
      I have to tell you that these are delicious! None of us thought they were too sweet (although I used just a smidge less white sugar and we make our own brown sugar-google it, it's easy) and I enjoyed the buttery taste.
      They were more on the flat side but that didn't affect the taste at all!!
      I cooked them for 9 minutes and let them cool for about 5 and then removed them to a wire rack.
      Thank you so much for this recipe!! I might just make this our stand-by cookie recipe from now on!

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    • on January 21, 2011

      My nephew wanted cookies and we had no eggs or white sugar. These are the best cookies I have ever had. Because we had no white sugar he used only brown. Love them. Thank you for posting!

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    • on November 11, 2010

      I had to adjust the time on these by an additional 3 minutes beyond the 12 recommended. The kids liked them just fine, but they're not that pretty to look at since they spread out really thin in our cookie sheet. I was glad to find a recipe without eggs, but will be stocking up eggs in the future or skipping our baking project.

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    • on October 13, 2010

      Champ!

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    • on September 05, 2010

      My son says that these are the best cookies I've ever made. For some reason, even though they have a lot of sugar, they don't taste that sweet to me. Great recipe, thank you!

      I made these with 1 cup whole spelt flour and a half cup of ground almonds instead of wheat flour.

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    • on February 17, 2010

      This is an awesome egg-less cookie recipe. I changed the serving units for 10 and used a tablespoon measure to lay out the cookies. It tasted real nice and the smell was even better. But I think it has too much butter to flour ratio. I may use a third more of the flour for the given butter. Nothing else I would do any different:-) Its that good!!@@!!

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    • on December 20, 2009

      These were very good. I cooked them in my 4 year old oven for seven minutes and they were perfect. I did not add the raisins, but they would have been a nice addition. I am making them again tonight!

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    • on August 13, 2009

      I was hungry and needed a recipe that didn't use eggs, since I didn't have any. Found this one, and was very happy! Awesome cookies, very moist and chewy! I can't stop eating them

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    Nutritional Facts for Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies (No Eggs)

    Serving Size: 1 (1187 g)

    Servings Per Recipe: 1

    Amount Per Serving
    % Daily Value
    Calories 137.9
     
    Calories from Fat 68
    49%
    Total Fat 7.5 g
    11%
    Saturated Fat 4.5 g
    22%
    Cholesterol 13.5 mg
    4%
    Sodium 114.7 mg
    4%
    Total Carbohydrate 17.4 g
    5%
    Dietary Fiber 1.0 g
    4%
    Sugars 9.7 g
    38%
    Protein 1.4 g
    2%
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