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Sugarless Sandwich Cookies

One way to put a smile on your kids’ faces is serving these sugarless sandwich cookies for breakfast. They are not just for kids, however.

If you are concerned about the fat in cream cheese filling, use a low fat version or enjoy the cookies without it. They’ll be just as delicious.


ingredients for sandwich cookies

All purpose flour1 cup
Baking soda1 tsp
Salt½ tsp
Your favorite nuts½ cup
Unsweetened coconut flakes1 cup
Chopped dates1 cup
Unsweetened crushed pineapple1 cup
Eggs2 large
Vegetable oil½ cup
Vanilla extract1 tsp

    mixture of dry ingredients
  • Preheat oven to 375 degrees Fahrenheit, and line cookie sheets with parchment paper.

  • Mix flour, baking soda, salt, your favorite nuts, unsweetened coconut flakes, and chopped dates together in a bowl.

    mixture of wet ingredients
  • Beat eggs with vegetable oil in a separate bowl. Drain as much juice out of the crush pineapple as possible, then add it to the egg and oil mixture. Finally, mix in vanilla extract.


  • Add the dry mixture to the wet mixture and combine them well.

    Baking sandwich cookies
  • Drop dough onto prepared cookie sheets by tablespoons, spacing about 1-inch apart. Flatten them slightly to about ¼-inch thick, and bake for 8-10 minutes.

    cooling cookies before assembling them

  • While cookies are cooling on wire racks, you can prepare the simple cream cheese filling.

    Preparing cream cheese filling for sandwich cookies
  • Drain out the juice of 6 oz crushed pineapple.


  • Then mix it well with 8 oz softened cream cheese.

    Sandwich Cookies
  • Use a spatula to spread a generous portion of the filling on the bottom of one cookie. Then press a second cookie down on the filling so that the filling shows at the edges of the cookies.

This recipe makes about 12 delicious sandwich cookies, each of about 2" in diameter.

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