Soft Peanut Butter Cookie for One

Soft Peanut Butter Cookie for One

 (Eggless & Low Sugar)

Craving something peanut buttery, soft, and sweet—but want to stay on track? This single-serve powdered peanut butter cookie has all the nostalgic flavor of a classic peanut butter cookie, but it’s lighter, lower in sugar, and made without eggs or complicated prep. Perfect for a quick treat with a protein boost!

💛 Why You’ll Love It:

  • Just the right size for a satisfying treat without overdoing it

  • Made with powdered peanut butter for fewer calories and great flavor

  • No eggs, no chill time, no fuss

  • Ready in minutes—microwave, air fry, or bake it!

🛒 Ingredients (Makes 1 soft cookie)

  • 2 tbsp powdered peanut butter (like PB2 or PBfit)

  • 1 tbsp all-purpose flour or oat flour

  • 1–1½ tsp neutral oil (like avocado)

  • 1 tbsp water or preferred milk

  • 1½ tsp sweetener of choice (erythritol, stevia, monk fruit, or regular sugar—or a mix)

  • ¼ tsp vanilla extract

  • Pinch of salt

Optional Add-ins:

  • ½ tsp mini chocolate chips, or peanut butter chips

  • Pinch of cinnamon

  • Extra PB2 sprinkled on top

🥄 Instructions

  1. Mix it up:
    In a small bowl, stir together the powdered peanut butter, flour, sweetener, and salt. Add oil, water or milk, and vanilla extract. Mix until a soft dough forms. If it’s too dry, add a few more drops of water.

  2. Shape your cookie:
    Roll into a ball and flatten slightly on a parchment-lined baking surface or microwave-safe plate.

  3. Cook your way:

    • Microwave: 35–45 seconds. Let cool for 1–2 minutes to firm up.

    • Air fryer: 325ºF for 4–5 minutes until golden around the edges.

    • Oven: Bake at 350ºF for 6–8 minutes until lightly set.

  4. Cool & enjoy:
    Let it sit for a couple minutes before digging in—it firms up as it cools!

🔄 Substitutions & Tips

  • Flour: Oat flour keeps it soft; AP flour makes it slightly chewier.

  • Sweeteners: Use what you love! A mix of sugar and sweetener works great for balance.

  • Make oat flour: Blend ~3 tbsp rolled oats into a fine powder to yield ¼ cup—store extra in a jar.

 

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