I have not made them yet; but it sounds delicious. However, I will substitute stevia for splenda since I've heard some negatives about splenda (this after consuming it since it came out. I hope nothing is revealed about stevia down the line).
11 Mar 12 by member: kmar
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These were great during phase 1 of south beach! really satisfied my sweet tooth... i'm now in phase 2 and still eating them! super easy and quick
23 Jan 12 by member: nurseashlee
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These cookies are so yummy!!! I tweaked just a tiny bit by adding a little less Splenda and a bit of brown sugar. They take a while to firm up but are worth the wait. My husband even likes them and he's not into low carb or "diet" anything. :)
12 Nov 11 by member: krytlebug
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wow this was amazing! Instead of the artifical sweetner I used about a tbsp of brown sugar. I will be making them again tonight ! Thank you
07 Nov 11 by member: reneezeitler
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Loved this recipe! Yum!!
02 Nov 11 by member: dustii
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Has anyone tried making these without splenda or some other substitute besides splenda?
31 Oct 11 by member: evalynnjade
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Good Cookies....
20 Oct 11 by member: MrsMb
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I added a banana and it made the soft and moist ...so yummy
05 Oct 11 by member: yunbug13
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these are best kept in the freeze, i tend to take them out only 5 mins before i eat them. They can be eaten frozen too. They will crumble unless you freeze them. They are fantastic or the sugar craving We have a constant supply of them in the freezer
22 Aug 11 by member: michelle1967
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I made these with straight almond butter, sweetener and 1 egg so they would be extended induction friendly and they were good although I will adjust the recipe some next time. I used 13 packets of splenda and the sweetness was just right for my husband and I but they were incredibly light and crumbly. I think we may add another egg next time and maybe a little butter as well and see what happens. I'll let you know once we try it!
20 Aug 11 by member: littlesmom
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