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Would be tremendously helpful if you could also suggest the honey equivalent for the sugar in the almond cookie recipe.
Thanks so much.
My 3yo and I threw these together this afternoon and they were delicious! My son says thanks because… “I even got to squish my thumb in the food!” Can’t thank you enough, I’ve been looking for a good almond cookie recipe. And thank you so much for all your hard work on the blog. It’s truly a lifesaver. 🙂
Hi Kimi,
These look delicious. I was wondering if it would be possible to soak the almonds first. Do you think they would make the recipe flop?
Devorah,
I am not sure. You certainly could use soaked and then dehydrated almonds with good success. 🙂
Hi Kimi,
Could you use almond flour, do you think? Or would that alter the cookie too much?
Thanks!
Hi, the Babble site appears to be down. Could you post or link to the recipe somewhere else? Thank you so much. I absolutely love these cookies and I want to share the recipe with my friends.