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Chocolate Quinoa Oat cookies recipe made with ice cream and Almond Milk ice cream, and a review. Vegan Gluten-free Soy-free Recipe
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That is one long post title! I got a big package of items to sample from So Delicious Dairy Free a couple of weeks back. The first thing to get used up was the Almond Plus Almond milk. The almond milk beverage has 5 grams of dairy-free and soy-free protein with every serving, has less sugar and uses Non-GMO ingredients. There were many Almond milk Icecreams in the big package too, and I wanted to do justice to them before writing up a review.
Also see the Quinoa Oat Cookies that I made with the Chocolate Ice cream at the end of the post.Â
Chocolate Quinoa Oat Muffin Top cookies

Ingredients Â
- 1/4 cup melted So Delicious Icecream, I used So Delicious almond milk Chocolate, or use full fat Coconut milk plus 2-3 Tablespoons cocoa.
- 1/4 cup cooked Quinoa, I used fair trade rainbow quinoa
- 3-4 Tablespoons raw sugar or equivalent sweetener, 4 Tbsp for sweeter
- 1 Tablespoon organic canola oil or virgin coconut oil, I used organic canola
- 3/4 cup ground Oats
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- pinch salt
InstructionsÂ
- Melt the icecream and combine with sugar/sweetener and oil.
- Add cooked and cooled quinoa and mix.
- In a bowl mix the Oats, baking powder and salt.
- Add this to the wet mixture.
- Mix to make a thick muffin batter (not stiff dough) kind of consistency. Add more ground Oats if needed.
- Using a large spoon, drop spoonfuls onto baking sheet. The mixture will spread a bit.
- Oil hands and shape if needed.
- Bake at 350 degrees F for 15-17 minutes or until the center is not jiggly or wet to touch.
- Cool on rack. Consume!
Notes
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.




















I’m so glad I ran into this giveaway!! I didn’t know that a grocery store about 10 miles away sold this stuff. I don’t know what kind of ice cream they have there but I love cookies n cream. I will be going to buy some once I get a chance =]
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I’m like you, I am picky about coconut flavor in ice cream so now I am excited to taste-test their almond version. You know what I would love? REAL peanut butter in their pb and choco ice cream. Oooooh, it’s morning and I am hungry for ice cream. Thanks Richa 🙂
You should deifniltey give these a try! no coconut whatsoever!
I am hungry again for some too:) maybe i can have some for lunch.
you are lucky richa…. so many flavors of ice-cream and that too all vegan. i would love to have these. i have never ever made or had any vegan ice cream till now.
Daasana, you can make these at home with non dairy milks! esp mango right now with all the tasty mangoes in season there:)
I cannot cope with this post. I cannot. In Canberra, we say one brand of soy ice cream in either vanilla or chocolate. They taste watery and insipid.
*cries*
Want!
oh darn.. that is not fun! you can make your own though.. maybe that should be your next project after all the fun raw truffles!!:)
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Oh those cookies look amazing, and love the addition of the melted ice cream! You know I love quinoa, so I must make these:-) Hugs, Terra
Thanks Terra! Let me know when you do:)
My nephew has So delicious ice creams because of his allergies. He sees to love the nut free ones. The quinoa cookies look good. WIll try them some time.
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