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Whether or not gluten free recipes are a must in your household these cookies are definitely a must! Gluten free baking has come such a long way and if I didn’t tell you that there was no gluten in these chewy, soft and fluffy cookies – you wouldn’t believe it! Any of the recipes can be adjusted to not be gluten free if you only have regular flour on hand and many of them are dairy free or egg free!
Whenever you see a little Christmas tree – that means the cookies recipe is already vegan. Whether you’re baking for dietary needs or just want to try something new, these gluten-free Christmas cookies are sure to be a hit. There is a cookie here for everyone so if you’re going to a cookie exchange, leaving treats for santa with the kiddos or just looking for an indulgent treat for the holidays – this is the roundup for you! Happy baking and have a delicious holiday season!Â
If you’re looking for a cookie that has a little bit of everything and will definitely be a hit – look no further than these festive Kitchen Sink Cookies! They are packed with chocolate chips, pretzels, and holiday sprinkles for a fun and flavorful treat. Quick to make and freezer-friendly, they’re perfect for holiday gifting or enjoying throughout the season.
Elevate your holiday baking with these show-stopping Black Tahini Brown Butter Chocolate Chunk Cookies! Featuring nutty browned butter, black tahini, and a hint of miso for umami, this gluten-free cookie recipe is bold, unique, and irresistibly delicious.
Who says granola can’t be part of your holiday cookie spread? These Tahini Granola Cookies combine seeds, nuts, and oats for a wholesome, gluten-free snack that’s perfect for holiday breakfasts or mid-day treats.
If you’re searching for gluten-free peanut butter cookies, I’ve got just the recipe for you! These Healthy Peanut Butter Cookies are made with just six ingredients and a touch of hemp seeds for added protein. A simple, nutritious treat for the holiday season.
A cozy twist on a classic chocolate chip cookie. These Tahini Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies are chewy, chocolatey, and bursting with flavor. They’re gluten-free and perfect for anyone craving easy gluten-free Christmas cookies.
Make these Brown Butter Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies and dream about them for weeks. They combine the rich nuttiness of browned butter, the warmth of pumpkin spice, and gooey dark chocolate chunks. A must-try for your gluten-free holiday baking recipes.
Bring the nostalgia of campfire treats into your holiday baking with these gooey, chocolatey S’mores Cookies. Completely gluten-free and loaded with marshmallows and chocolate chips, they’re perfect for holiday parties or cozy nights at home. Imagine enjoying them around the fireplace with a hot chocolate and a lot of love!
This cookie will have Santa stopping at your house first every year. Double the chocolate, double the joy! These Vegan Double Chocolate Macadamia Cookies are rich and indulgent. Perfect for chocolate lovers and holiday celebrations.
Combining sweet and salty for the perfect chocolate chunk cookies. These Salted Almond Butter Chocolate Chunk Cookies are made with almond butter and chunks of dark chocolate for a decadent and delicious bite!
Add a little crunch and chew to your holiday cookie tray with these Carrot Cookies with Cream Cheese Icing. They’re a fun twist on traditional Christmas cookies and are sure to be a hit with the whole family.
Crunchy, chewy, and full of holiday flavor, these Pumpkin Tahini Chocolate Chunk Cookies are a gluten-free treat you’ll want to bake again and again.
Why choose between cake and cookies? If you want a recipe that brings the best of both worlds together you need to try these Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cake Cookies. Their soft, cake-like texture and chocolatey goodness will have you swooning and making double batches!
Sweet, salty, and totally irresistible, these Chocolate Chunk Pretzel Cookies are a dream come true for cookie lovers. Perfect for a festive holiday dessert, gifting to loved ones or leaving for santa!
Breakfast of Champions on Christmas day never looked so beautiful! Start your holiday mornings right with these Tahini Chai Breakfast Cookies. Packed with warming spices and wholesome ingredients, they’re the perfect companion to a hot cup of coffee.
These cookies scream Christmas with their festive ingredients! Bring these Cranberry Pecan Chocolate Chip Cookies to your next holiday gathering and watch them disappear. Tart cranberries, crunchy pecans, and melty chocolate chips make these cookies a holiday hit.
A classic holiday cookie, these Almond Butter Vegan Thumbprint Cookies are easy to make, gluten-free, and perfect for the whole family. Fill them with your favorite jam or chocolate for a personalized holiday treat.
Decorate your holiday table with the cutest gluten-free sugar cookie snowmen! This allergen-friendly recipe features frosty faces, candy buttons, and a simple vegan royal icing. You could totally personalize these and use different shapes but the snowmen are just so cute!
Sweet and salty come together in these Caramel Peanut Butter Blossom Cookies. With a Medjool date caramel center and classic peanut butter flavor, these gluten-free, vegan cookies are a delicious holiday twist.
Baking gluten-free Christmas cookies requires a few key adjustments to ensure your treats come out perfect every time. Here are some tips to help you along the way:
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2 Responses
Thank you for these delicious receipes! The kitchen sink cookie is on the list! For GF version I see you mention almond flour could I use this in this receipe and alsoÊ» add in a bit of zanthan gum?
Hey Laura, If you are making these cookies gluten free I would highly recommend using this Nature’s Path Gluten Free All-Purpose Flour or any all purpose flour that already has xanthan gum in it. I have not tested this recipe with only almond flour so I cannot say if it will work out perfectly as almond flour tends to be quite brittle and there are a lot of ingredients to glue together!