Calories in Cookies

• (Newtons) Cookies Fig Fat Free
• (Newtons) Cookies Fig Newtons
• (Ginger Snaps) Cookies
• (Keebler) 100 Calorie Right Bites Fudge Shoppe Mini Fudge Stripes
• (Girl Scout Cookies) Thin Mints
• (Special K) Snack Crackers Italian Tomato and Herb
• Cookies, Fortune
• (Keebler) 100 Calorie Right Bites Fudge Shoppe Fudge Grahams
• (Little Brownie Bakers) Thin Mints
• (Keebler) Right Bites Mini Fudge Stripes
• (Lorna Doone) Lorna Doone - 100 Calorie Packs
• (Keebler) 100 Calorie Right Bites Fudge Shoppe Grasshopper Cookies
• (Reese's) Biscuits - Peanut Butter Cups, Mini
• (SnackWells) Cookies Cakes Devil's Food Fat Free
• (SnackWells) Fat Free Devil's Food Cookie Cakes
• (100 Calorie Packs) Cookie Crisps Lorna Doone
• (Go Ahead) Biscuits - Apple & Sultana
• (Stauffer's) Animal Crackers - Original
• (McVities) Biscuits Rich Tea
• (KFC Chicken) Quaker Chewy S'mores Granola Bar - Desserts
• (Keebler) Fudge Shoppe Fudge Stripes
• (Little Brownie Bakers) Samoas
• (Nickles) 4" Wheat Bun Kaiser
• (Girl Scout Cookies) Samoas
• (Subway) Double Chocolate Cookie - Cookies
• Cookies, Fig Bars
• (Girl Scout Cookies) Tagalongs
• Fortune Cookie (Twin Dragon) - Chinese & Asian/Appetizers
• (Keebler) Fudge Shoppe Grasshopper
• (McVities) Biscuits Digestive Milk Chocolate Homewheat
• (Trader Joe's) Cats Low-Fat Cookies
• (Gamesa) Marias Cookies
• Cookies, Coconut Macaroons, Prepared From Recipe
• (Compliments) Cookies Arrowroot
• (Keebler) Fudge Shoppe Fudge Stripes Mini
• Cookies, Butter, Commercially Prepared, Enriched
• (Pepperidge Farm) 100 Calorie Milano Cookie - Cookies
• (Chips Ahoy!) 100 Calorie Thin Crisps Cookie Crisps
• (Tesco) Digestive Milk Chocolate Biscuits
• (Compliments) Cookies Social Tea
• (Pepperidge Farm) Double Chocolate Milano Distinctive Cookies 7.5 oz - Cookies
• Cookies, Molasses
• (Pei Wei) Fortune Cookie
• (Newtons) Cookies Strawberry
• (Tim Hortons) Plain Tea Biscuit - Canadian Nutrition Guide/Specialty Baked Goods
• (Subway) M&M Cookie - Cookies
• (Pepperidge Farm) Chessmen Distinctive Cookies 7.25 oz - Cookies
• (Kashi Company) Tlc Cookies Happy Trail Mix - Snack and Bars
• (Keebler) 100 Calorie Right Bites Variety Package
• (Chips Ahoy!) Chocolate Chewy
• (Tesco) Ginger Nuts Biscuits
• (Keebler) Right Bites Grasshopper
• (Girl Scout Cookies) Lemon Chalet Cremes
• (Stella D'oro) Cookies Breakfast Treats Original
• (Keebler) 100 Calorie Right Bites Fudge Shoppe Cookies 'n Crème
• (Newtons) Cookies Fig Pack 2 Go
• (Newtons) Cookies Fig Fat Free Snack N` Seal
• (Girl Scout Cookies) Trefoils
• (Newtons) Fruit Thins Cookies - Crispy, Blueberry Brown Sugar
• Cookies, Animal Crackers
• (Tesco) Custard Creams Biscuits
• (Newtons) Newtons Fruit Thins - Cranberry Citrus Oat
• (Dare) Simple Pleasures Spice Snaps
• (Compliments) Cookies Digestive
• (Little Debbie) Fudge Rounds
• (Girl Scout Cookies) Daisy Go Rounds - reduced fat
• (Girl Scout Cookies) Caramel deLites
• (Nairn's) Mixed Berries Oat Biscuits
• (Cold Stone Creamery) Oreo Cookies
• (McVities) Digestive Milk Chocolate
• (LU Biscuits) Le Petit Ecolier Dark Chocolate
• (Enjoy Life) Snickerdoodle - Cookies
• (Annie's Homegrown) Bunny Graham Friends - 7 oz.
• (McVities) Biscuits Hob Nobs Milk Chocolate
• (Farleys) Rusks - Mini

Are Cookies Bad For You?

Cookies come in different sizes and shapes and depending on the recipe they can contain various additions, such as nuts or chocolate chips. They are popular with both kids and adults. A look at what is in cookies reveals their nutritional status, but in general they are a sweet treats high in calories and sugar. They often contain flour, eggs, sugar, some form of fat, and other additions. Nowadays, however, different types of flours and ingredients used can create gluten-free cookies, paleo cookies, even cookies that don’t require any baking! Baking your own will allow you to control what goes inside, resulting in a healthier treat as well.

Can You Make A Healthier Cookie?

It may be hard to choose the healthier cookie in stores and supermarkets when you’re surrounded by so many different options. Often times, store-bought cookies have a much larger amount of sugar and calories than if you were to make a batch at home. There are many different recipes available, and you can easily choose the one you like best to make some low calorie cookies. Using less sugar or swapping ingredients, such as the type of flour used or the type additives used (sweetened vs. unsweetened chocolate chips, for example) can help cut the calories but still satisfy your sweet tooth. Other snacks such as yogurt and fresh fruit can be healthy alternatives to cookies as well.