Sugar-free oat cookies with chocolate chips 12 x 200g

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CHF 13.13 per 1 kg

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Cookies with dark chocolate drops
Crunchy and gently sweet
Delicious sugar-free treat
Sweetened with maltitol
Palm oil-free

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200 g

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12 x 200 g

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Once again, the feared-by-all mid-afternoon drowsiness is here. As we very well know, the one and only remedy against it is a little break with something to snack and a large cup of coffee or tea. But what can you do, if you don't have the perfect snack ready at hand? Should you run to the coffee shop at the corner? Or quickly bake something? Well, the prospect of all this activity is anything but tempting, in the sleepy condition you are in, right? Do not worry! KoRo comes to the rescue with a new simple and low-sugar snack which will not only taste delicious, but also pulls you out of your grogginess. Oat-based chocolate chip cookies It does not have to always be cake, waffles, or banana bread! Sometimes, the simple things are the best; relax and enjoy them. This attitude towards life is called Hygge in the Scandinavian countries, and it is all about shaping a comfortable, in-the-moment life – and is there anything better than a simple and delicious snack to make a relaxing and Hyg

Average nutritional values	per 100 g
Calorific value (in kj/kcal)	2057 / 492
Fat	28 g
thereof saturated fatty acids	13 g
Carbohydrates	56 g
thereof sugar	0 g
Dietary fiber	4.2 g
Protein	8.5 g
Salt	0 g

Product number:	KEKS_001_T12
Best before date	03.10.2025
Origin (Processing)	Greece
Content	2.4 kg
Manufacturer	KoRo
EAN/GTIN	4260654788716
Data sheet	Specification
Nutrition traces	Nutrition traces
Shipping	Delivery time outside of Germany
Company	KoRo Handels GmbH Hauptstraße 26, 10827 Berlin
Storage Advice	Store in a cool, dry place away from light
Ingredients	34 % OATS (OAT FLOUR, OAT FLAKES, OAT SEMOLINA), WHEAT FLOUR, vegetable margarine (shea butter, coconut oil, water, salt, lemon juice concentrate, natural flavour), 11 % dark chocolate with sweetener (cocoa mass, sweetener: maltitol; cocoa butter, emulsifier: SOY LECITHIN; natural flavour), sweetener: maltitol; TAHINI, vegetable oil (sunflower oil), water, maltodextrin, inulin, raising agent: sodium hydrogen carbonate; salt, flavour. Cocoa: 60 % min.
Cross contamination	May contain traces of EGG, PEANUTS, other TREE NUTS, and MILK (LACTOSE)
Trade Name	Sugar-free oat cookies with oat bran and rolled oats and refined with dark chocolate drops
Label note	Ingredients, nutritional values, and packaging may change. For exact information, please check the product description.
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Production

Vom Hafer gestochen werden

Hast Du Dich schonmal gefragt woher dieses Sprichwort kommt? Nein? Wir auch nicht. Aber wir verraten es Dir trotzdem: Wenn Pferde zu viel Hafer essen werden sie gerne übermütig - der Hafer wirkt dann fast wie eine Droge. Gut, dass wir keine Pferde sind und beruhigt ein paar mehr Haferkekse verdrücken können - denn deren Hauptbestandteil sind natürlich rohe Haferflocken.

Drop it like it’s … chocolate chips!

Nach den spannenden Hafer-Facts kommt endlich die Zutat, auf die hier jeder wartet: Schokodrops. Die Haferflocken werden mit dunklen Schokoladenchips und weiteren leckeren Zutaten vermixt und ergeben einen cremigen Teig. Der gemischte Teig nimmt seine Keksform an, indem er die traditionelle Kegel-Teig-Technik imitiert. Sieht lecker aus und schmeckt auch so!

Braun gebrannt

Mit dem nächsten Schritt verraten wir wohl kein Geheimnis: Der Teig muss in den Ofen und es heißt… warten. Unsere Schokodrop-gekrönten Teigkegel werden gebacken und zum Keks! Von der Kegelform ist jetzt nichts mehr zu sehen. Dafür gibt’s nach diesem Schritt was viel besseres: ein Knuspergeräusch beim Abbeißen.

Reiß mich auf

Abkühlen und ab in den Karton. Dein neuer Lieblingskeks ist bereit für Deinen Warenkorb. Unsere Verpackung verrät es schon: Reiß mich auf! Bei so einem Angebot sagt man doch nicht nein, oder?

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Sind die Haferkekse low carb?

Our oat cookies consist largely of oat and wheat flour. If you want to avoid large amounts of carbohydrates in your diet, then you should avoid grains such as wheat and oats.

What is special about our oat cookies?

If you want to avoid sugar but don't want to give up sweet cookies, our sugar-free oat cookies are just what you've probably been looking for! Sweet snacks don't always need a lot of sugar to taste delicious - our oat cookies are perfect proof of that! The delicious, also sugar-free chocolate drops round out the taste experience!

What is the shelf life of sugar-free oatmeal cookies with chocolate?

If you store our oatmeal cookies in a shady, cool and dry place, they will keep for at least 1 year. To prevent the chocolate from melting, avoid heat and sunlight.

How can I make oatmeal cookies myself?

Of course you can make oatmeal cookies easy peasy yourself! With an oat base you can give 100% free rein to your creativity and vary the ingredients as you like. If you are still looking for an oatmeal cookie recipe, then take a look at our Food Journal. There you will find classic recipes for oat cookies with banana, as well as inspiration for gluten-free chocolate chip cookies or crispy cranberry cookies based on oats. A little tip from us: If you like it a bit fruitier, you can also sweeten your oatmeal cookies with apple, fruit puree or dates.

How many calories are the oatmeal cookies with chocolate?

100 g of the sugar-free oat cookies have 492 kcal. One cookie weighs 20 g and has 98 kcal.

Are the oatmeal cookies suitable for children and babies?

Our oat cookies can also be eaten by children without any problems. Since children should not consume sugar and thus also sugar substitutes in large quantities, we recommend using cookies only to a small extent in children's diets.

Are the sugar free oat cookies vegan?

Our chocolate cookies contain no animal ingredients and are therefore ideal for a vegan diet.

Are the oatmeal cookies gluten-free?

The good news or the bad news first? Our Chocolate Chip Cookies contain wheat flour in addition to the rolled oats and oat flour to some parts. Therefore, unfortunately, the oat cookies are not suitable for a gluten-free diet. The good news is: If you are looking for delicious gluten-free cookies, then you should urgently try our two gluten-free organic cookies in the varieties Salted Caramel and Chocolate Chip - you will definitely love them!

Can my dog eat the oatmeal cookies?

No, the oatmeal cookies are not suitable for animals. Our oat cookies are sweetened with maltitol, a sugar substitute that can have a laxative effect in large quantities. Sugar substitutes are safe for humans, but are usually not tolerated by dogs. So if your dog has raided your cookie jar, you'd better see a vet.

Are the oatmeal cookies healthy?

Healthy is first and foremost a whole-food and balanced diet. To reduce your sugar consumption, our sugar-free oat cookies can be an alternative to sugary sweets or conventionally sweetened pastries and a part of your healthy diet. If you want to eat healthy, however, any kind of sugar and also sugar substitutes should not be enjoyed in excessive amounts - but we're certainly not telling you anything new with that. Increased consumption of maltitol-sweetened foods can also have a laxative effect.

Are the oatmeal cookies really sugar free?

Yes, the oat cookies really do not contain refined sugar. They get their pleasant sweetness from the chocolate drops, which are sweetened with maltitol. Maltitol is a sugar substitute that gives baked goods a pleasant sweet note. Maltitol-sweetened foods taste significantly less sweet than foods with conventional table sugar and contain comparatively fewer calories. In large quantities, sugar substitutes, including maltitol, can have a laxative effect. Therefore, we recommend that you do not eat all the cookies at once.