I made these for my daughter's friend who has egg and dairy allergies. Even those with no allergies love the light, crispy and crunchy texture of these cookies! They are easy to make and tasty, so lately, whenever I make cookies, I always use this recipe .Use any kind of oil or sugar you like. If you want hard cookies, use bread flour instead of cake flour! There's no need to sift the flour. You can knead the dough by hand if you like, and you don't have to let them cool down before eating. Really, this is so easy! Recipe by Miichanke

My youngest strawberry loving daughter has egg and dairy allergies.So I added strawberries to her favorite cookies! They are cute and popular with the kids.I guess just make sure to combine the vegetable oil, sugar, and strawberries very well in Step 2. I think the pink color of the cookies will be stronger if the batter is pink. Recipe by chi-bo-

I wanted to make cookies but I had no butter! So I tried making them with vegetable oil and they turned out alright.The dough contains almonds, so if it crumbles when you cut it, gently push it back into shape. The dough is easy to cut, so you don't have to leave it to chill for so long. For 36 cookies. Recipe by nyonta

I love the raisin cookies made by a certain brand. After experimenting a bit, I came up with this egg- and dairy-free recipe. Recipe by Isshisshi-

I kind of hit on this recipe by accident when I was trying to make puff pasty.If you repeat the rolling and folding process in Step 2 enough times, your cookies will have layers just like puff pastry and you'll get 'pie' cookies If you omit this step, they'll be more like ordinary, crunchy cookies. Recipe by tiormoon

I wanted to make delicious and crispy cookies.Bake the cookies well. It's best to bake them until golden brown. They will turn out really nice when the dough is rolled to an even thickness.If chilling the dough is too bothersome, you can omit this step, but chilling makes it easier to cut out the dough.These cookies are egg-free, so they are good for those allergic to eggs. Recipe by Kilinkirin

These are similar to the cookies I made in kindergarten, except they used beet sugar.Try making them with your choice of sugar. I've always liked whole wheat cookies, but they taste especially delicious when they are this crunchy. I'm addicted to their texture.These cookies aren't very sweet, so feel free to adjust the sweetness to your taste. You can use caster sugar if you like. Recipe by Cookkomachi

I wanted to make cookies with vegetable oil, and they came out rather well, so I posted the recipe here.None. Recipe by Ya-mayan

I wanted to make this for a friend's child that has allergies.They were quite pleased!You can also put all the ingredients in a plastic bag and mash them together. When pressing it all together into the log, you want it about the firmness of your earlobe. You don't need to let it chill in the refrigerator before cutting, but if it starts to break apart, you can use a little more milk. Please adjust the baking time according to your oven. Recipe by mini

I felt like eating healthy cookies so I decided to add whole wheat flour and lightly sweeten it up without using sugar.If you like sweeter cookies, increase the amount of honey to 60 g. I only use 30-35 g of honey. If you reduce the amount of olive oil to 25 g, you'll have crunchier cookies. If you have a hard time bringing the dough together, adjust by adding water, milk, or soy milk. If the dough is too sticky, adjust by adding cake flour. Recipe by Jopuchin

Plant-based / Vegan / Dairy Free⚠️ This recipe includes flour.

Similar to Snow ball cookies, but this contains almond flour. 🌿Vegan 🌿Dairy free 🌿Plant based