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Easy Eggless Sugar Cookies

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Have you ever had a late realization that you need a delicious baked good?  Bake sale the next day? Special event that warrants dessert? Middle of the night craving?  These EGGLESS SUGAR COOKIES are just the right amount of sweet and are SUPER EASY to make.

I’ve made this sugar cookie recipe so many times I’ve lost count.  One of the best things about these sugar cookies is you can add just about anything to them.  I make them into chocolate chip cookies all the time. They come out soft and chewy every single time.

I used my KitchenAid Mixer for this recipe. I love this mixer so much. It’s a little heavy, but worth it because I don’t have to hand mix things unless I want to.

Click here to check out my favorite mixer.

If you have questions about the recipe, so the FAQ section at the bottom of the post.

Easy eggless sugar cookies are chewy and delicious.  They take about 15 minutes to make, or 5 if you're only after a cookie dough recipe to eat raw.

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  • Easy Eggless Sugar Cookies
    • Ingredients
  • Instructions
  • Frequently Asked Questions
    • My Sugar cookies came out raised.  Is this normal?
    • Can you substitute almond or coconut flour?
    • Did you know there are no eggs in this Sugar cookie recipe?

Easy Eggless Sugar Cookies

Ingredients

  • 1/4C butter, room temp
  • ¼ tsp salt
  • 1 ½ Tbs milk
  • ¼ tsp baking SODA
  • ¼ C sugar
  • ¾ C all-purpose flour
  • (additives as desired, chocolate)

Yields 8 cookies

Instructions

Preheat oven to 350 degrees.

Easy eggless sugar cookies are chewy and delicious.  They take about 15 minutes to make, or 5 if you're only after a cookie dough recipe to eat raw.

Mix all ingredients until combined.


Roll into balls and place on wax paper lined cookie sheet.

Bake for 10 minutes.

I also used my amazing Cricut Explore Air 2 to make the cutest little tags for the sugar cookies and some chocolate chip cookies for our work bake sale.

Check out the Cricut machine here.

Frequently Asked Questions

My Sugar cookies came out raised.  Is this normal?

The eggless sugar cookies come out of the oven a little dome shaped, so I flatten them out a little with a spatula.  They may flatten out on their own, but I’m impatient so I just smush them myself.

Can you substitute almond or coconut flour?

I have tried substituting almond flour in the recipe at a 1:1 ratio and it was disastrous.  Almond flour is too gritty, or at least the brand I have is. It also tastes away from the sweetness of the sugar.  It is not recommended for eggless sugar cookies.

I have not tried coconut flour.  The ratio is not 1:1, but coconut flour is much finer so it shouldn’t have the gritty texture that almond flour has.  If you try it, let me know.

Did you know there are no eggs in this Sugar cookie recipe?

Yes, that’s on purpose.  This recipe is designed to be baked without eggs.  It does not affect the deliciousness at all 🙂

Also, you can eat this dough without fear. Especially if you add chocolate chips 🙂 Who doesn’t like raw cookie dough??

Posted In: The Recipes, Dessert Recipes · Tagged: cookies, easy

Comments

  1. Aimee says

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    Very salty and crumbly. Did not spread out so stayed too thick and doughy in the middle. No vanilla?

    Reply
    • The Crafty Baking Nurse says

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      Sorry yours didn’t turn out. I’ve never had them turn out crumbly. Maybe different baking times related to different ovens? I don’t know.

      You can absolutely add vanilla. I never have, but I’d imagine it would only make them more delicious.

      Reply
  2. K says

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    Coconut flour doesn’t work either, it turns out gritty also 😨

    Reply
    • The Crafty Baking Nurse says

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      Darn it, sorry about that! Thanks for letting me know!

      Reply
  3. Michelle says

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    I Made these cookies for my little granddaughter that has an egg allergy. I used a little vanilla and instead if regula sugar i used confe sugar. They turned out great, and al my grandkids liked them

    Reply
    • Admin says

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      Glad they turned out 🙂

      Reply

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