For the biscuit dough
100 g almond flour
100 g coconut flour
90 g coconut sugar
2 eggs
A pinch of sea salt
70 g chopped dark chocolate (no added sugar)
For finishing (optional)
A few extra chocolate pieces for sprinkling
For the biscuit dough
100 g almond flour
100 g coconut flour
90 g coconut sugar
2 eggs
A pinch of sea salt
70 g chopped dark chocolate (no added sugar)
For finishing (optional)
A few extra chocolate pieces for sprinkling
Prepare the dough
Shape and bake
Coconut sugar has a lower glycaemic index than refined sugar but still contributes carbohydrates — enjoy these biscuits in moderation and consider portion size.
For a slightly chewier texture, underbake by a minute or two; for crisper biscuits, bake a little longer until golden.
Swap the chocolate for chopped nuts or seeds if preferred or use a sugar‑free sweetener suitable for baking to reduce added sugars (adjust quantities according to the sweetener’s guidance).
Store cooled biscuits in an airtight container for up to 5 days; refrigerate in warm climates.
They can be included in a balanced eating plan in moderation. The recipe uses almond and coconut flours and coconut sugar, which may have different effects on blood glucose than refined wheat flour and white sugar, but the biscuits still contain carbohydrates — monitor portion sizes and total daily carbohydrate intake.
Yes, this recipe is naturally gluten‑free and dairy‑free as written, provided the chocolate used is dairy‑free.
Replace the coconut sugar with a suitable baking sweetener (erythritol or stevia blends designed for baking) and check that any chocolate used is sugar‑free.
This recipe is intended for informational purposes only and not a personalized recommendation. Consult your dietitian or doctor before making any changes to your diet.
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