Recipe Low carb peanut butter banana cookies.

These are the best low carb peanut butter cookies I have ever made they are so crispy. I know what you are thinking bananas are not low carb but these ones are they are made with banana extract.

Ingredients

1 cup Peanut butter

Any brand is fun I used creamy peanut butter.

1/2 cup of low carb sugar such as swerve or Splenda

2 eggs

2 capfuls of banana extract

I used Watkins brand

https://www.watkins1868.com/products/Gourmet/Extracts/Banana-Extract-2oz/

Mix all ingredients in a bowl

Take a cookie scoop and scoop up the cookie dough into little round balls place on a waxed cookie sheet and bake the cookie at 350 degrees for 15 minutes.

After baking let them cool and enjoy.

This cookies are really good my stepdad and sister loved them that is a plus.

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