Chocolate Chip cookies take me back to childhood. They could the poster image for childhood. But once again, chocolate chip cookies are tasty, but not kind to my mama waistline. Trim Healthy Mama comes back to save me again, but this time with the softest THM Chocolate Chip Cookies that I have ever tasted.

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Making THM Chocolate Chip Cookies
I have eaten a lot of THM cookies during my years of being a THMer. Top on my time as gluten-free, and the number of 'healthy' cookies I have tried climbs to extraordinary amounts. Most cookies in the healthy categories are too crumbly, too hard, too bitter, too nasty, too healthy tasting to eat!
These are just the opposite. If you have been around this blog for any length of time, the best recipes I make are those that pass the 'Husband Dan' test. My husband is a foodie. He is not a health food foodie, and therefore can be rather critical of my THM recipes. He wants to taste only the best. The first time I mentioned his critical taste buds was for the "Hubby Approving Veggie Stir Fry," which is still a dinner-time favorite.
I'm proud to say, that these cookies passed the 'husband Dan test' with excellence, and he has gone back for more multiple times.
THM Chocolate Chips
Sugar free chocolate chips have to be one of the most confusing and frustrating food items to get right on Trim Healthy Mama. These THM Chocolate Chip Cookies have used many different sugar-free options over the years. You do not have to buy the THM brand of chocolate chips for these to be successful.
Trim Healthy Mama Chocolate Chips - are they worth it?
THM Chocolate is certainly the purest on the plan. They have no questionable ingredients like sucrose, corn fiber, or chemical sweeteners. They are a bit annoying to get because you have to purchase them separately from anything else you order, and during the summer months, probably will want an ice pack to go with them.
For me it's all about priorities, I think the THM chocolate chips are completely worth it...in some seasons of life. Right now I would prefer to use my money to go towards THM stevia, baobab, or protein powder. Those are products that THM soars above the rest in. Although Trim Healthy Mama chocolate chips are the best on the market, they also have good competitors that I can find in local grocery stores.
Healthy Chocolate Chip Alternatives
There are other options out there. The THM community went crazy about a year ago when Bake Believe launched an 'on-plan' chocolate chip that is available in many grocery stores like Walmart.
Another tried and true option is Lily's Chocolate. This stevia-sweetened chocolate chip have been around for the test of time, and THM, Keto, and other diets have used this healthy alternative to sugary chocolate chips.
ChocZero is another chocolate chip good to mention because they are sweetened with monk fruit instead of stevia. Sometimes stevia can cause an allergic reaction or tummy distress. Monk Fruit is often a gentler option. ChocZero however does use corn fiber, which is an off-plan ingredient on THM. Therefore, this would be considered a 'personal choice' product in the THM community.
Finally, let's talk about Hershey's sugar-free chocolate chips. To be honest, I have used this alternative in the past. Let's be clear though. Hershey's chocolate chips are not THM on the plan, nor does it use clean ingredients. These are readily available in most grocery stores and is kinder of a budget. Hershey's uses maltitol, which is far from a healthy ingredient and can be extremely hard of the digestive tract. I have used them occasionally when my budget was tight, or I was in a pinch.
THM Baking Blend
THM baking blend can be another hot button topic in the Trim Healthy Mama community. You don't need Baking Blend to be on plan. You certainly don't need Baking Blend for this recipe. I've never used Baking Blend in this recipe. If you do, let me know how it turns out!
You can also try my low carb baking mix, which is what I use for all my Keto and THM friendly treats
In the Trim Healthy Mama Table book, the authors talk about using a mixture of 1:1 coconut flour and ground flax seed as an alternative to their Baking Blend mixture. What makes this cookie so fluffy and soft is the added protein. So, if you are really without a baking mixture, you can try ¼ cup coconut flour, ¼ cup flax seed, and ¼ cup protein powder. That will really make these THM Chocolate Chip Cookies Soft and fluffy to the making!
Making the Softest THM Chocolate Chip Cookies
The recipe is once again very simple. You can completely mix the dry and wet ingredients separately, but if you are more of a Drive-Thru Sue, just go ahead and mix everything together in one big bowl (I admit, I sometimes do that!). Then pop them in the oven for no more than 11 minutes. They should be just slightly browning around the edges. These are very easy to burn so watch them!
The Softest THM Chocolate Chip Cookies
There you have it! These the certainly the softest THM Chocolate Chip cookies that have ever crossed my lips. How about you? If you try them, I would just love to hear how they turned out. Shoot me a message or sign up for my newsletter, which is where all the juicy new recipes and printable are to be found! You can also grab the completely free Healing Home Harvest Cookbook with more Keto and THM-friendly recipes.
The Softest THM Chocolate Chip Cookies
These are the softest THM Chocolate Chip Cookies I have ever eaten! They are soft, sweet, and scrumptious. Children will eat them up and mamma will avoid feeling the sugar-laden guilt of giving their babies sugary sweets.
Ingredients
- 1 stick of butter
- ½ cup Gentle Sweet
- ¾ cup low carb baking mix
- 1 egg
- 1 tsp vanilla
- 1 tsp baking powder
- ¼ cup sugar free chocolate chips
Instructions
Pre-heat oven to 375 degrees
Cream butter, stevia, and egg mixture together.
Add vanilla
Whisk flour blend and baking powder together
Gently combine the flour blend with the wet mixture
Fold in chocolate chip cookies
Cover two baking sheets with parchment paper
Use tablespoon-sized scoops and place on baking sheets
Bake for 11 minutes. The edges should just be turning brown.
Let cool on baking pan before taking cookies off tray.
Notes
Although THM Baking Blend will work wonderfully in this recipe, you can also use my Low Carb Baking mix, which is what I use in all Keto and THM friendly recipes.
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Nutrition Information:
Yield: 24 Serving Size: 1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 64Total Fat: 6gSaturated Fat: 3gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 2gCholesterol: 18mgSodium: 55mgCarbohydrates: 7gFiber: 1gSugar: 0gProtein: 1g
These numbers are calculated using an automated online system. They are not meant to be 100% accurate. Use your best judgement when using the numbers.