These flourless peanut butter cookies are rolled in cinnamon-sugar just before being baked for an extra pop of flavor. Bonus: they’re also gluten-free!
Flourless Peanut Butter Cookies Recipe
If you’re a blogger, chances are you’ve received a comment—or many comments—on your blog posts by Averie Sunshine of Averie Cooks. If you’re a baker, you’ve probably discovered one of her many sweet treats in online searches or through many of her super popular Pinterest-favorited recipes.
Prolific, dedicated, and one of the hardest working bloggers who makes her blog her business, Averie of Averie Cooks creates recipes that put the sweet in “sweet tooth” like this cinnamon sugar flourless peanut butter cookie recipe that she’s letting me share at the end of this post, baked from her new cookbook Peanut Butter Comfort.
When her blogging journey began in 2009, Averie originally authored the blog Love Veggies and Yoga, aligning her lifestyle as a vegetarian and avid yoga enthusiast. There she shared yoga poses that went far beyond the Downward Dog, (Half Bound Lotus Standing Forward Bend, anyone?) and stretches most humans envision only at a sidewalk pretzel cart. Or maybe that’s just me.
As a vegetarian, she also featured healthy foods she herself ate everyday, green foods and whole grains which gained her a happy and devout following and recipes that still reside in her archives today.
But she soon faced a dilemma, or more candidly, she became bored with her recipe creations and their wholesomeness. That’s when she started including desserts and baking recipes on her blog, and soon rediscovered the passion that motivated her to start blogging in the first place.
Since changing her blog name to Averie Cooks, there has been no looking back.
Averie’s attention to trends—like creating decadent desserts that hop on the popular coconut oil bandwagon with her Fluffy Vegan Coconut Oil Banana Muffins—is a talent you’ll see in every blog post Averie concocts, inspiring home cooks far and wide.
Or creating sweet treats from crazy new flavor combinations like Lofthouse-Style Soft Peanut Butter Chip Sugar Cookies with Peanut Butter Frosting. Now THAT is a tasty mouthful.
And with just one jaw-dropping glance at the photo below, it’s no wonder Averie’s Softbatch Cream Cheese Chocolate Chip Cookies was Pinned over 75,000 times in just 3 months.
With a dogged work ethic of cooking, baking, photography and posting 5 or more times per week in addition to consistently supporting the blogging community by visiting countless other blogs, Averie has now gone from blog to book with the release of her first cookbook, Peanut Butter Comfort, with over 100 over-the-top peanut butter recipes.
Over-the-top recipes, yes indeed. Peanut Butter Comfort has them in droves. Peanut Butter Cocoa Krispies S’mores Bars, Nutella and Peanut Butter Marbled Brownies, and Peanut Butter Cup Peanut Butter Banana Bread are just a sampling of her drool-inspiring recipes.
Want savory? Check out her recipe for Spicy Peanut Butter and Jelly Sweet Potato Fries. Radically genius.
Let’s get down to business with the creator of all of this radness and learn a bit more about what makes Averie cook. Thank you, Averie, for being a favorite foodie crush.
10 Q’s for Averie of Averie Cooks
1. Describe your blog in 3 words:
Desserts, sweets, baking.
2. If you could be one food blogger other than yourself, who would you be?
Do Ina Garten or Alton Brown count as food bloggers?
3. Which 3 blogs do you follow/are obsessed with/can’t live a day without?
This is such a hard question because I read a ton of blogs. Over 200 in my Vienna (if you’re on a Mac and still haven’t found your perfect Google Reader replacement, I love Vienna, but I digress). I have a core group of about 15 or 20 that I read daily. My amazing friend Sally of Sally’s Baking Addiction and I have really similar tastes in food, I love reading my friend Marla’s blog when I need less sugar and want to be inspired photographically, and I always tune into what Jessica of How Sweet It Is made.
4. What is the one kitchen tool you could never give up?
A big, sharp knife.
5. What dish are you obsessed with mastering that you just can’t get quite right?
I’m definitely not obsessed with it, but I am horrible at cooking eggplant. Not that this matters in life, but I can’t get it right. Rubbery, an oil-sponge, just never turns out for me. I am also not the world’s greatest piping bag person or cake decorator. I could use some cake decorating classes.
6. What did you have for dinner last night?
A big salad with edamame, cucumbers, and the best little sweet cherry tomatoes; popcorn with coconut oil, nutritional yeast, and stevia; a Vegan Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Muffin, washed down with a couple glasses of champagne.
7. What’s one secret talent outside of the kitchen nobody knows about you?
It’s not necessarily secret because in the earlier days of my blog I talked a lot about it, but I’m a certified yoga teacher (not currently teaching) and have been since 2001. I have had a daily yoga practice for over 13 years and while I could literally stand on my head and blow bubbles, it’s so much more than how many times I can wrap my ankle around my head. Yoga grounds me and centers me and I could not imagine my life without it.
8. You’re happiest when cooking/eating:
Peanut butter anything! Preferably paired with chocolate, caramel, or something drippy, gooey, and very under-baked.
9. In the earlier incarnation of your blog, you featured mainly healthy lifestyle tips and recipes. Now your blog showcases amazingly delicious sweet treats nobody can resist! Why did you make the change and how does living healthy influence your sweet treat creations?
To be blunt, no one really cares about kale salads after the first 37 that are posted. I was running out of ways to make ‘healthy food’ have a wow factor, and was frankly getting bored myself. And if I was bored with my food, I’m sure my readers were, too. I naturally like to bake and just started posting desserts and my blog felt fun again to me, and I ran with it from there.
While I am mindful that the things I make aren’t always the healthiest, I view them as dessert and a special treat. Everything in moderation. Make it, have a piece or two, and donate the rest if it’s particularly gluttonous. And then there are other recipes that are much healthier and many are vegan or gluten-free.
After years of living as vegan and gluten-free (I’m not currently either), it comes fairly naturally to me to cook this way or give people easy substitutions to make a recipe vegan or gluten-free or adapt it to fit into their lifestyle. But healthy recipes aren’t really my blog’s focus; making food with a wow factor that tastes amazing is. Sometimes they turn out to be pretty healthy, sometimes not so much.
10. The one secret ingredient to your success is:
There’s no secret here: Hard work. I outwork just about everyone I know. I routinely put in 20 hour days. I do my best work from midnight to 5am when the rest of the world is sleeping. No interruptions, and I can power out cookbook edits, blog posts, photo editing, and get things baked and ready to go for a photo shoot when daylight breaks. It won’t always be this way, but for now, it is. And when I’m 90 I’ll look back on this time and be grateful that I had a full life.
Making These Chewy Peanut Butter Cookies
After looking through Peanut Butter Comfort, I had the hardest time choosing just one recipe to make and share with you.
As a kid, I was never a big fan of peanut butter, but as an adult, I find myself craving a good old PB&J at least once a week. On toast. That’s just how I roll.
So needless to say, peanut butter cookies have never been a craving of mine. Wishful thinking never did create that animal attraction I have to chocolate, coconut, and fudge.
But these flourless cookies are something altogether different than any I ever had before. Chewy. Moist. And beyond decadent. Which makes me a PB convert. As an adult of course.
Bonus: Flourless = gluten-free. More chewy peanut butter cookies for the masses.
What’s in These Flourless Peanut Butter Cookies?
I know peanut butter cookies with no flour seems like an oxymoron, but trust me, this recipe works. Here’s what goes into these addicting flourless peanut butter cookies:
- Creamy peanut butter
- Granulated sugar
- Light brown sugar
- Egg
- Vanilla extract
- Baking soda
- Cinnamon
How to Make Flourless Peanut Butter Cookies
These gluten-free peanut butter cookies couldn’t be any easier. Seriously. All you do is cream together the PB, sugars, egg, vanilla, and baking soda, then pop the mixing bowl into the fridge for an hour.
Roll the chilled cookie dough into balls, and roll them in cinnamon sugar before baking.
Really, that’s all it takes to make flourless peanut butter cookies. Averie, you’re a genius!
Can I Use Natural Peanut Butter?
No, you should use a creamy peanut butter from a brand like Jif or Skippy. Natural peanut butter is much oilier and can make for a crumbly cookie dough.
Do I Have to Chill the Cookie Dough?
Absolutely. If you don’t chill the flourless peanut butter cookie dough, your cookies will spread like crazy in the oven.
Tips for Making Flourless Peanut Butter Cookies
When rolling the cookie dough in cinnamon sugar, Averie recommends doing a double coating to create a thicker layer of cinnamon sugar. This gives the gluten-free peanut butter cookies more texture and lots of cinnamon flavor.
Averie also recommends baking these chewy peanut butter cookies just until the edges are set. The tops may look a little glossy and underdone, but they’ll firm up as they cool.
These flourless peanut butter cookies freeze well. Let them cool completely, then seal them inside a freezer bag to enjoy later.
More Easy Cookie Recipes You’ll Love
- Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies
- Cranberry White Chocolate Chip and Macadamia Nut Cookies
- Milk Bar’s Salted Chocolate Chip Cookies
- The Best No-Bake Cookies with Coconut
- Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies
If you make this recipe, please let me know! Leave a comment below or take a photo and tag me on Instagram or Twitter with #foodiecrusheats.
Cinnamon Sugar Flourless Peanut Butter Cookies
These flourless peanut butter cookies are rolled in cinnamon-sugar just before being baked for an extra pop of flavor. Bonus: they're also gluten-free!
Ingredients
- 1 cup creamy peanut butter
- 3/4 cup granulated sugar
- 1/4 cup light brown sugar packed
- 1 large egg
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/4 cup granulated sugar for rolling
- 1 1/2 teaspoons cinnamon for rolling
Instructions
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Add the first six ingredients to a stand up mixer on medium-high speed and beat for 1 to 2 minutes with a paddle attachment. Scrape down the sides of the bowl and then beat for 1 minute more or just until smooth and ingredients are combined.
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Place mixing bowl in the refrigerator for 1 hour, allowing to rest and chill.
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Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
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Combine the 1/4 cup granulated sugar and cinnamon in a small bowl and stir to combine. Set aside.
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Using a small cookie scoop, form balls and dredge each one through the cinnamon-sugar mixture. Dredge the balls through the mixture twice to create a thicker cinnamon-sugar coating will produce cookies with more texture and more intense cinnamon sugar flavor.
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Place balls onto a Silpat-lined baking sheet, about 2 inches apart. Flatten the mounts slightly with the tines of a fork, creating a crisscross pattern.
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Bake for 8 to 9 minutes. The bottoms will have set, but the tops may look under-done but they will set up as they cool. Allow cookies to cool on the baking sheets for at least 10 minutes or until they've firmed up.
Recipe Notes
- Store cookies in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 1 week.
- Reprinted with permission from Averie Sunshine
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- Meyer Lemon Bars
- Confetti Cake with Buttercream Frosting
- My Favorite Pumpkin Roll Recipe
- German Chocolate Cake
- Key Lime Pie
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MaryB says
Picking one favorite cookie is hard! I love chewy ginger cookies so I will go with that.
Averie @ Averie Cooks says
Heidi thank you so much for this awesome post, the sweet things you said, the detail and time you took to do this; for hosting a giveaway, making a recipe, my goodness I am honored and so very grateful! Thank you, thank you!! Your cookies look amazing. I would like to reach through the screen right now and grab one. Wow! Pinning! :)
Linda says
My favorite cookie is soft gooey peanut butter chocolate chip. Actually anything with peanut butter and chocolate will taste wonderful!
Lisa says
Chocolate chip! Soft and chewy :)
Rayna Yamamoto says
I recently discovered Averie on FB and love her recipes! I just tried several of her bars over the weekend and the co workers loved them! Going to make some for the deployed BF this weekend.
Theresa says
I love all kinds of cookies. Too hard to pick one! Chocolate chip, peanut butter, sugar, thumbprint, ginger snaps, etc……..
cori says
Chocolate crinkle puffs!
Heather says
I love any kind of cookie with chocolate in it! Chocolate Chip cookies is probably my favorite!
Cara's Healthy Cravings says
Oatmeal raisin chocolate chip is my fav!
Jennifer @ Peanut Butter and Peppers says
Wonderful interview with Averie! I have been following her blog for over two years and I love it!!
The cookies look so delicious!! Love peanut butter!!!!!!!!!!
Jenni @ Traveler in the Kitchen says
Oooh, peanut butter everything is so good. I enjoyed learning more about how Averie Cooks got to where it is – I read it regularly. it’s encouraging to know that other bloggers work to find the perfect fit that they are passionate about.
Julianne says
Anything with chocolate and peanut butter!!
Caitlin says
Just found out it’s National Homemade Cookie Day…I think I know what I’m baking today!
Terri says
A good, gooey soft, peanut butter chocolate chip!!!!
Kristen says
Averie is a rockstar! Thanks for sharing her interview and one of her fabulous peanut butter recipes!
Tiffany Rogers says
My favorite of all times will always be a good chocolate chip cookie :)
Tieghan says
Averie is incredibly! That women is a workhorse and so inspiring and also so incredibly nice! I love reading you mini interview and find out a few more fun details I did not know. Great post!
sally @ sallys baking addiction says
What a wonderful interview with Averie! Averie, thank you so much for listing my blog as one of your favorites. You know that means a lot to me. Especially since your blog was one of the only blogs I read before I started my own. Heidi, what gorgeous photographs of Averie’s cookies! I’ve had that recipe dog-eared since I got the book. Dee-lish!
kl says
fav cookie is warm choc chip
Lidia Spagnuolo says
I LOVE all cookies but if I had to pick one, it would be my chocolate chip Nutella cookies! Upon looking at these scrumptious PB cookies, they just could become my new favourite! :-)
Karen says
These oatmeal cookies my Mom makes with raspberry jam in the center.
Denise Fedor says
Favorite cookie would be crisp peanut butter!
Heidi Babi says
My favorite type of cookie, hands down, is my sister’s chocolate chip cookies. She doesn’t even use a recipe! She just throws a bunch of ingredients in a bowl, mixes it, puts spoonfuls on a tray and puts them in the oven. And she never sets the timer. And somehow, they are always perfect!
Lori D says
I love Cowboy Cookies…The oatmeal, chocolate chips, pecans and coconut get me everytime!
Yvette says
I love a cookie with Peanut Butter. Can’t believe this recipe has no flour at all!
Lasha says
My favorite type of cookies is chocolate chip pecan cookies!! They are both chewy and salty and sweet! Thank you very much for this giveaway!
Roni says
these look amazing…I love chocolate chip!!
megan says
i love momofuku milk bar’s “compost” cookie — i guess i’m just a throw-in-the-kitchen-sink kinda girl. but chewy peanut butter and crisp gingersnap are my two standard faves. all of averie’s cookie recipes are great, i’m a regular reader of her blog and when i’m in a baking mood her recipes are my go-to.
Urban Wife says
A chocolate chip peanut butter cup cookie, soft and slightly underbaked.
Jill_R says
My favorite type of cookie? I have to say peanut butter with chocolate chips! great giveaway, thanks!
Gerry @ Foodness Gracious says
Averie’s awesome! I’ve met her a few times and always down to earth and approachable…the peanut butter Queen :)
Rebecca @ Fieldhouse Kitchen says
These look so delicious! Can’t wait to try these… and love that there’s no butter in them. :)
Rena says
soft baked choc chip! these look yum!
Diana says
I love all cookies, but right now my favorite is flourless peanut butter cookies, so I’ll have to try this version!
Auntiepatch says
Peanut Butter Oatmeal Chocolate Chip!
Liz says
My favorite is a crunchy oatmeal cookie, but then again, I like all cookies. Have never met one I didn’t like.
ashley - baker by nature says
I LOVE Averie and this is such a sweet/awesome post!!!
Chung-Ah | Damn Delicious says
Averie is the best! And these cookies are phenomenal. I’m not the biggest peanut butter fan but I’d still make these any day of the week!
Robyn says
Totally making these this week! I’ve been on the lookout for a chewy flourless peanut butter cookie :)
Desiree says
These look perfect for fall weather, will definitely pop these into the oven over the weekend, thanks for the great recipe!
Leah says
Peanut butter cookies, chocolate chip cookies, and molasses cookies… I can’t decide between the three!!
Avi says
I have many favorites but lately brown butter snickerdoodles! Yum :)
Maggie Wallace says
good old fashion chocolate chip!!
Gianna says
PB dark chocolate pecan cookies.
natalie g says
These cookies look delicious!!! I can’t wait to bake them.
sarapete says
Classic chocolate chip!
jessicaisbaking says
I love a plain old chocolate chip cookie! Gooey and warm right out of the oven is my kryptonite!
Barbara @ Barbara Bakes says
I love PB&J on toast too. The peanut butter gets all melty. Almost as good as eating one of these luscious peanut butter cookies.
Abby says
Favorite if they contain chocolate and sea salt. Double favorite if caramel is involved too.
Kim S. says
My current favorite is an oatmeal cookie with blueberries, almonds and white chocolate.
Alissa says
Oh my gosh!! I am a Cinnamon FREAK!! I never even thought of putting my two loves together!! Thank you so much! Now to figure when to make these!
leah says
anything chocolate and peanut butter!
Charlene Glover says
I love a chewy chocolate chip cookie, my husband loves peanut butter. Would love to win.
Kim C. says
My favorite type of cookie is one that has a peanut butter base and a lot of add-ins like walnuts, oats, chocolate chips, and dried fruit like cranberries or blueberries.
Laura (Tutti Dolci) says
So fun to read this interview and learn more about the incredibly talented Averie! I love Snickerdoodles though I’d love to try these cookies!
Holly says
I love a scrumptious cookie, full of flavor nuts, oats and other tasty ingredients. Peanut butter is always an awesome addition. :-)
Bev @ Bev Cooks says
Hi, Averie! Chocolate chip, bebe. All zee way.
Martha says
I love so many cookies, depending on the season, but always love a Chocolate Chip Cookie
Laura Dembowski says
Averie is so talented and these cookies are a great twist on the traditional flourless pb cookies!
Eliana G says
chocolate fudge cookies
Meagan @ Scarletta Bakes says
I so loved this interview! Averie is truly the hardest working hard worker out there: I really appreciate her ethic as well as her end results. Anyone who can do what she does with peanut butter deserves a massive pat on the back!!
MELISSA CORDES says
Oatmeal raisen :)
Emily Wells says
I like soft chocolate chip cookies.
Melissa says
White chocolate macadamia nut…. yumm. ^_^
Carri Arrieta says
My kids love my peanut butter oatmeal chocolate chip cookies….I don’t personally eat many sweets, but I LOVE to bake them!
Shelby says
I honestly don’t know if I have a favorite type of cookie — I love so many! Monster cookies loaded with candy, or the white chocolate pomegranate cookies from Two Peas & Their Pod…or i have a great recipe for pb cookies with chocolate chips that are SO SOFT. I need to try this recipe now!
Janice Lumb says
Peanut Butter Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies are the best :)
Kimberly says
Actually, peanut butter cookies are my favorite!
Chelsea Walker says
I love apple cookies
Michaela says
Snickerdoodles!
LauriM says
I love Molasses Crinkle cookies, especially in the fall!
Beth C. says
It depends on my mood, but I do love a chewy chocolate chip cookie.
leana t says
I love snickerdoodles!
Melissa R says
Can’t go wrong with chocolate chip cookies!
Liz says
oatmeal raisin cookies!
Karen H. says
My favorite ingredient – peanut butter! YAY!!!
Jessamy @ In The Words of an Asian says
My favorite kind of cookie, is any kind of cookie I can shove in my mouth! :)
Rebecca says
I love any cookie with peanut butter in it!
Angela says
I think my boys will be wild about the Flourless Chewy Cinnamon Sugar Peanut Butter Cookies!
Corey says
I have made Averie’s Lofthouse-Style Peanut Butter Chip Cookies and they are amazing! They have recently become one of my favorite cookies, right behind the classic chocolate chip cookies.
Heidi says
Pretty much anything with peanut butter!
Kee says
OMG. I had no idea there was a cookbook. I have baked a couple of recipes via pinterest from Avery Cooks. Must have cookbook! Thanks for this great blogpost, so informative in so many ways ;)
Abigail says
My favorite kind of cookie would probably have to be snickerdoodles! :)
DeniseG says
Oatmeal raisin for life!
Lori says
Good ole sugar cookies…
Penni says
Chocolate chip!
Brandi Bryant says
Hands down…peanut butter cookies.
Denise Wilson says
chocolate chip
Emma says
I loooove double chocolate mint- or anything with mint really!
Mariah Arnett says
Love Gluten Free Oatmeal dark chocolate chip cookies!
Tonya D. says
I did not know you can cook so many different ways with peanut butter.
Anne Clemmer says
Looks yummy, good energy snack.
Audrey says
Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip is my favorite :)
Lauren says
Chocolate Chip!
Katie says
Oatmeal raisin!!
Regina @ SpecialtyCakeCreations says
So in love with this post!
Too bad I can’t enter the giveaway (from Canada) but I truly enjoyed getting to know Averie through the interview. I absolutely love her and her blog :)
Cynthia says
Love the cookies… and I LOVE PEANUT BUTTER!!! Ok, my embarassing secret… there are currently 6 jars of peanut butter in this house right now.
stephanie says
I love cookies with jam!
Rachel says
I love Monster Cookies!!
Allison says
Currently, I’m loving oatmeal chocolate chip cookies – with some walnuts thrown in.
Florene says
I do bedlieve all the conceepts you have offered in
your post. They’re really convincing and can certainly work.
Nonetheless, the posts are very brief for starters.
Could you please extend them a little from
next time? Thanks for the post.
Krista says
I didn’t love the cinnamon and PB combo, but I did love the cookie recipe rolled in plain sugar. Thanks for sharing the recipe!
heidi says
You’re welcome. And luckily, ever recipe can be adapted to your tastebuds.
Trisha says
I was so excited to try these but when I put the ingredients in my Kitchen Aid, it turned into this crumbly mixture and never formed into a dough. I stuck it in the fridge like the recipe said, but afterwards, it was still very crumbly. I was able to use my hands to form them into balls, but couldn’t squash them down because they would still crumble. They still tasted good, but I’m wondering if you have any idea what I could have done wrong. I followed the directions.
Ellen says
Trisha mine turned out the same. My dough was incredibly crumbly and I couldn’t squash them down because they totally fell apart. When I rolled the balls my hands were literally dripping with oil! They didn’t flatten and bake like the picture, but I’m sure they will still be very tasty – especially with that cinnamon sugar! Maybe we used the wrong kind of peanut butter?
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Vanessa says
I made these with almond butter instead of peanuts and its so good! I ate them for breakfast with some Greek yogurt and bananas this morning. Check out my adapted version at babusbookofyum.com :)
Mary Ann says
I wanted so badly to like these! Mine look nothing like these. The batter was so greasy/oily. Did I do something wrong? Overbeat it? I followed the directions exactly but I sure wish they looked like the photo. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks!
Carrie says
These look so good and I am planning on making them tonight, but I had 2 questions, I HOPE someone can answer…. Can I use natural peanut butter AND can i refrigerate them overnight? Trying to plan and prep ahead ;-)
Megan says
We made these tonight and loved them–even our almost-2-year-old nephew liked them! Very simple recipe; I made them with dark brown sugar (because that’s what we had) and they were great. Thanks for sharing!! :)
Amy says
I used organic PB and these didn’t turn out well at all :( The dough and cookies were a crumbly mess like one poster above described.
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Amy says
We made these this afternoon. Very simple to make with ingredients I had on hand and delicious! Thanks for sharing the recipe.
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Love the peanut butter cookies. Thank you for sharing your recipe that I can add on my list.