Chocolate Chip Cloud Cookies

YIELDS: 30 cookies

You'll feel like you've been transported to heaven when you bite into these pillowy-soft Chocolate Chip Cloud Cookies. Who knew that a low-carb cookie recipe could taste so light and airy?

What You'll Need

1/2 cup rolled oats
1/4 cup margarine, softened
1/2 cup packed brown sugar
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup plain low-fat yogurt
1 egg
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
1 cup sugar-free chocolate chips

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What to Do

Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Place oats in a food processor or blender. Cover and process until ground; set aside.
In a large mixing bowl, beat margarine, brown sugar, baking soda, and salt with an electric mixer until combined. Beat in yogurt, eggs, and vanilla. Add flour and mix until combined. Using a wooden spoon, stir in oats and chocolate chips.
Drop dough by rounded teaspoons on an ungreased cookie sheet. Bake for 9 to 11 minutes, or until bottoms are browned. Transfer to a wire rack to cool.

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Nutritional InformationShow More

Servings Per Recipe: 30

Amount Per Serving % Daily Value *
Calories 48
Calories from Fat 4.1
Total Fat 0.5g 1 %
Saturated Fat 0.1g 1 %
Trans Fat 0.0g 0 %
Protein 1.4g 3 %

Amount Per Serving % Daily Value *
Cholesterol 6.5mg 2 %
Sodium 37mg 2 %
Total Carbohydrates 9.6g 3 %
Dietary Fiber 0.4g 2 %
Sugars 3.9g 0 %

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Dollys Castle

Apr 27, 2021

I adjust the recipe just a notch. I took and dip a teaspoon in water and patted down the cookie dough before baking. That made them less puffy.

Dollys Castle

Apr 27, 2021

I made these tonight April 26,2021. They turn out perfect and delicious. So soft and moist. Plus, they hold together without crumbling. I love these cookies.

sandramcgarry1221 0526199

Oct 21, 2018

I was wondering if you could use the Quaker Stone Ground Oatmeal. It would save the food processor stage.

ShinyPenny

Sep 19, 2017

My goodness people. If this recipe doesn't fit your requirements please find one that does. I don't think it's the test kitchen staff's job to convert every recipe to fit your individual requirements. It's up to you to find recipes that fit your individual needs. There are thousands of recipes out there and information about substitutions. There must be something that will fit your requirements. I'm going to try this recipe as written and I'll bet it will be terrific!

Test Kitchen Team

Sep 19, 2017

Good morning! We hope the cookies are wonderful. Thank you for your comment, and have an amazing day. :)

SissieSass

Jun 20, 2017

How much Splenda do you recommend using in this recipe instead of the brown sugar? I love that it is low-carb, I just need to make it low-sugar as well since I want to stick really close to my diet. Thanks for posting, these cookies sound so yummy and light!

Test Kitchen Team

Jun 20, 2017

Hi there! The Test Kitchen recommends using 1/4 c Splenda in this recipe as a substitute for the brown sugar. Enjoy!

firebird175 879503 4

Mar 25, 2017

can you use mini or regular semi sweet if you cant find sugar free chocolate chips ??

Test Kitchen Team

Mar 27, 2017

Yes, you can! Just keep in mind that this will change the nutritional information. :) Enjoy!

sharon1313

Feb 02, 2017

I used truvia brown sugar and whole wheat flour. Turned out great! Only use 1/4 cup of the truvia though.

slhmustangs 138109 8

Dec 12, 2015

If I substitute apple sauce for margarine, agave for brown sugar and coconut flour for regular flour will that impact the carb count?

Test Kitchen Team

Dec 14, 2015

Hi there! Yes, if you substitute different ingredients in this recipe, the nutrition information will change. You can use a calorie counting website (found through a search engine) to help you calculate the new nutritional information for this recipe. If you do make this recipe, let us know how it turns out for you. We would love to hear your feedback. Enjoy!

MAWMAWR2001

Nov 10, 2015

Wow, these are delisious and soooooooooooooo easy. I cooked on cheap aluminum cookie sheets and they cooled down quickly. I'm not diabetic but on a diet all the time. The only change I made after tasting, I sprinkled some cinnamon sugar on top. Next time will put cinnamon in recipe and some nuts. I made these at midnight on Friday night, that's how much I wanted to try these. Then I thought I had lost the recipe and the name, but found it on my calendar (that's where I put stuff I want to try and have to buy ingredients). I WILL make these again. Two people wanted the recipe!!

kadever 9636998

Nov 07, 2015

Where can I find sugar free choc. chips? Haven't seen them in any grocery store. kad

Test Kitchen Team

Nov 09, 2015

Great question! We have found sugar free chocolate chips in stores like Walmart and our local grocery store as well. If you are unsure, call ahead to your supermarket and ask if they have sugar-free chocolate chips in stock. Let us know how the recipe turns out for you, we would love to hear back!

fannieannster

Nov 06, 2015

We have a friend stationed in Korea, and I would like to know if this would ship well?

Test Kitchen Team

Nov 09, 2015

Hi there! Yes, these cookies would ship well. Let us know if you have any other questions. We're glad to help. Enjoy!

SDinap

Mar 17, 2015

Can I substitute the yogurt with something else?

Test Kitchen Team

Mar 18, 2015

Hey there. You can substitute yogurt with sour cream. Enjoy!

ambereye8 3009614

Feb 15, 2017

Hi, I can't stomach sour cream or yogurt, do I have to use it?

Test Kitchen Team

Feb 16, 2017

Hi there! While the Test Kitchen has not made this recipe using this substitution, we believe that unsweetened applesauce could work in place of the the yogurt. Please keep in mind that if you change any of the ingredients in this recipe that it will change the Nutritional Information provided. :) Enjoy!

Stoblecore

Dec 01, 2014

Can splenda brown sugar be substituted for reg brown sugar and if so does it measure out the same?

Test Kitchen Team

Dec 01, 2014

Yes, you can substitute Splenda brown sugar and the measurements will stay the same. Thanks for your question and we hope you enjoy!

fransett 1280237

Nov 11, 2016

No it doesn't measure the same. Amounts to substitute are on the bag. You need less Splenda.

Wendy HK

Nov 30, 2014

Very nice biscuit (or cookie depending on the country you are in). Even my husband (who turns his nose up at anything healthy) liked them. They come out a bit pale (like the picture) and with the second batch I flattened them a little. I also used strawberry yoghurt (I didn't have plain) and I think a few finely chopped strawberries would make a nice addition. I'm going to do that next time.

nyl

Nov 28, 2014

can we make it without eggs?

Test Kitchen Team

Dec 01, 2014

These cookies cannot be made without eggs. However, you can use an egg substitute such as egg beaters. Thanks for the question and happy cookin'!

BJ FollmerWeirich

Oct 12, 2014

Will White Whole Wheat Flour work in the recipe?

Test Kitchen Team

Oct 14, 2014

We haven't tried making these cookies with white whole wheat flour, but we think it should work just fine! However, we do not recommend using all whole wheat flour. If you'd like to use whole wheat flour, we recommend using half white and half whole wheat. Enjoy!