in the end, sugar is sugar so serving size is more important. A healthy cookie still has calories, even more than an oreo. Make fresh cookies of any sort and only have one or two.

Tons o'sugar in those nutri-grain bars. KIND bars are much better.
Op, try that healthier cookie recipe that has thousands of + reviews on allrecipes.com

I love those strawberry and apple soft nutri grain bars. No HFCS in them. They taste so good.

See the link below. I love, love, LOVE this recipe. No butter, no eggs, no flour -- and they are so delicious! You use 2 cups of walnuts and you grind them in the food processor with a little bit of oil + oat flour (I don't buy this, I just pulse my oatmeal in the food processor to make oat flour) and oatmeal

http://www.vegetariantimes.com/recipe/the-heart-healthiest-chocolate-chip-cookies-in-the-world/

I like homemade oatmeal, raisin cookies.

Anonymous wrote:Eat Back to Nature Oreos, they don't have HFCS.

Seriously, Oreos are relatively harmless as processed cookies go. Eat a reasonable number (3) in any one sitting, pair with organic whole milk, and enjoy.

Ha, ha, ha! They are high in sugar:
http://caloriecount.about.com/calories-back-nature-classic-creme-sandwich-i83444

No fiber either.

Have a fig newton, OP.

Anonymous wrote:Nobody was eating the almond butter, so I googled and made almond butter cookies with oats. No sugar, flour, egg or butter needed. Bakes less then 10 min. And it's so yumm and healthy!

Can you post a link to the recipe?

Nobody was eating the almond butter, so I googled and made almond butter cookies with oats. No sugar, flour, egg or butter needed. Bakes less then 10 min. And it's so yumm and healthy!

I started grazing on graham crackers. I can break them in pieces so I can still graze, just in smaller pieces and not so guilty. Started with the plain ones, but like the cinamon ones.

I consider Oatmeal Raisin ones to be a step up from the usual chocolate chip I pig out on.

Eat Back to Nature Oreos, they don't have HFCS.

Seriously, Oreos are relatively harmless as processed cookies go. Eat a reasonable number (3) in any one sitting, pair with organic whole milk, and enjoy.

Fiber one

Anonymous wrote:Do you want to eat healthy cookies, per the title? If so, make the ones that are mashed banana and oatmeal. If you want to suggestions to be more healthy and stop eating Oreos, well, be more healthy and stop eating Oreos. Eat kale.

Yes, I am looking healthy cookies. Do the banana/oatmeal taste good?

Do you want to eat healthy cookies, per the title? If so, make the ones that are mashed banana and oatmeal. If you want to suggestions to be more healthy and stop eating Oreos, well, be more healthy and stop eating Oreos. Eat kale.

Trying to be more healthy and stop eating Oreos...Any suggestions?