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It’s definitely not chewy which I expected since it’s not real sugar. I tried it with the powdered stevia sugar substitute, the answer for that other comment left by another. This means I earn a small commission from qualifying purchases.

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It no longer seems to be available (replaced with a 1 tbsp scoop).

I use the Oxo 2 tsp cookie scoop which I purchased from Amazon.

If you don't own a 2 tsp cookie scoop you can just measure the batter with a regular teaspoon (x2) but you will need another spoon to release the batter from your teaspoon. I tested it with the bigger cookie scoop and found the cookies spread out too much and took too long to cook through.

These cookies do spread and rise during baking which is why you want to limit to 2 tsp of batter.

If they don't peel off, use a thin spatula to slowly loosen the bottom until it comes off in one piece. I recommend waiting until they are fully cooled and then try peeling them off. They are easier with a silicone baking mat.

The cookies are a little harder to remove if you are using parchment paper.

For those on a low sugar diet, unfortunately, this recipe will not work with powdered sugar alternatives link monk fruit or swerve because it will not melt the same way.

I love extra chewy foods but if you don't like an extra chewy texture you may want to make my fudgy brownie cookie recipe instead (linked in the post). Doing so will cause the cookies to not rise properly.

Unlike most cookie recipes, these cookies need to be baked at a lower temperature.

Your batter should be thick enough that if you put it on your baking sheet, it will barely spread out. You may need a spatula to help you remove the batter that gets stuck to the whisk to be able to fully mix until smooth.

The batter will be very thick and get hard to stir at the end. So you may need to add up to one more tbsp. Sometimes I use 5 tbsp and sometimes I need 6.

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