I stay away from adding sugar to things, but I like cookies. So I invented my own peanut butter & oatmeal cookie. I use natural peanut butter (only peanuts & salt). I melt the peanut butter in a bowl with boiling water. Then I stir in rolled oats & lots of cinnamon, enough to make about 3 cookies. Then I spoon the mixture onto a cookie sheet into separate globs & pat them down. Then I bake them for about 35 minutes at about 375% in a regular oven. I only make a few at a time because I like to eat them warm. They are delicious & very healthy, & so easy to make.

Sounds pretty good to me, I gave up cookies etc and feel good about that choice. I find other stuff when I need a little sweetness. Thanks.

Thank you so much for your response, @caroline2! I didn't know if anyone would be interested. Eating healthy is very important to me. It's the one thing I can control, & I believe nutrition plays a significant role in our entire being. I must admit I'm lacking a lot of knowledge, so I'm definitely no authority on anything. I would love it if we could share tricks for treats (ha ha) that are healthy.

Sounds good

By the way, you can make chocolate cookies by using unsweetened cocoa instead of cinnamon. And you can add walnuts. Have any of you tried this yet?

You are very talented and creative. Thanks for sharing

You are welcome, Under a rock! And you are very kind & sweet! I'm glad you decided to be a member here. Do you have any sugarless ideas to share?