Mmmm…cookie dough!  This hearty indulgence melted with a rich doughy flavor that I couldn’t seem to get enough of.  More substantial than your typical chocolate chip variety, Nana combines the flavor of oats and all natural ingredients for a delicious twist on the original.

Like all of Nana’s popular cookies, this one is amazingly free of refined sugars, sweetened only with fruit juice.  Unlike the Oatmeal Raisin cookie we trialed, I didn’t notice a different flavor to this cookie.  It retained that familiar white and brown sugar cookie taste, without a speck in it.  In addition to the low sugar bonus, this cookie is vegan and free of wheat (made with oat and barley flours). 

The overall taste and texture was fantastic.  Nana added the perfect amount of sweetness, not over the top, but still an indulgence.  The chocolate chips are a bit different, more pronounced in flavor than semi-sweet, yet not really a dark chocolate.  I can’t say that I preferred them to regular semi-sweet, but I certainly wasn’t complaining.  Though most kids like anything called a cookie, I would definitely vote the Nana’s No Wheat Chocolate Chip Cookie as a more adult-friendly option, due to the dense taste and texture and the stronger chocolate chips. 

As I love all things “wheaty” and doughy, I would buy this cookie again in a heartbeat.  Feeling generous, I did share some of the cookie with my husband.  He really enjoyed it, but this isn’t much of a test.  Like a youngster at heart, his discriminating taste buds are shoved aside for anything with the label “cookie.” 

Where to Purchase:  Nana's products are sold in stores throughout the U.S., most notaby in Whole Foods stores (now to include Wild Oats).  You can also order direct from Nana's Healthy Crowd website.

Comments (9)

	1. 01-06-2007 11:16
	I love these cookies coming from a sweet tooth and going into a healthy healthy diet was tuff for healthy reasons and nana's cookies made the process a successful one. my doctor was shocked that they were able to produce a great treat i could eat! thanks so much for your no wheat, no sugar cookies that leave me content and healthy. try them they are super great. i wish they could get more shelf space in the stores!!! but that's okay you can buy direct. Guest

Jacqueline from NYC

	2. 13-11-2007 06:54
	gmajr for me uts so very delicious cokiies that you dosan asann author http://tele Guest

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	3. 19-12-2007 12:20
	gmajr i got one of these cookies at my neighborhood store a couple of weeks ago and was delighted with the taste and texture. i was going to only eat half but couldn't stop myself from eating the whole thing! i'm on a no sugar, no wheat, yeast free diet and this was a real treat. i've been craving another one ever since and i'm headed to the store on my lunch break today to get another one. thanks for creating it. Guest

nina

	4. 06-01-2008 18:32
	gmajr I am officially addicted to these. After becoming vegan last year I didnt think I that I would find any sweets (besides fruit) that would be both satisfying and vegan, but I was very wrong. Thanks for making being vegan a lot easier for me! Guest

msolalan

	5. 31-03-2008 01:07
	gmajr Easy, delicious, and got rave reviews. http://www.websonnic.com Guest

Lincoln Patton

	6. 22-04-2008 11:25
	gmajr I recently started cutting back on dairy and wheat (doctor's orders) and was resigned to eating cardboard-like imitation sweets - until I found these cookies! They are very tasty. While they are different from my homemade chocolate chip cookies (the recipe on the Tollhouse brand chips) they are actually a little better due to a more complex and hearty flavor. And real chocolate is a good thing! Guest

Alana

	7. 28-04-2008 08:43
	gmajr WOW!! My husband and I have cut wheat and sugar out of our diets on the advice of our naturopathic doctor. Like many others, we have had a devil of a time finding suitable and good sweets. Had I not known that Nana's cookies were wheat-free and sugar-free, I would have thought I was cheating on my meal plan.... Thanks Nana's for such a great alternative to Tollhouse cookies.... Guest

drkmp

	8. 07-05-2008 23:59
	gmajr I don't like the chocolate chip cookies at all. They taste like coconut! YUCK! (I do mean the plain chocolate chip NOT the coconut chocolate chip!) Why would the plain chocolate chip cookies taste like coconut!?? Guest

TED

	9. 13-06-2008 04:07
	gmajr I love these delicious cookies, nanas cookies made the process a successful one. http://egrija.eu Guest

Deon

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