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Cozy Honey Oatmeal Cookies

Category: Sweet Treats

These honey oatmeal cookies mix rolled oats, brown sugar, and vanilla for a soft, chewy bite. Honey and butter give them rich sweetness while baking soda helps keep them just right. They bake until the edges turn golden and the insides stay tender. Letting them cool on racks keeps them fresh and soft. You can tweak the flour for even more chewiness. Keep them fresh by storing in a sealed container at room temp. They’re a wholesome, cozy treat anytime.

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Dana
Recipe Created By Dana
Last updated on Mon, 29 Sep 2025 19:05:04 GMT
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These chewy honey oatmeal treats bring a cozy feel to any day. Naturally sweetened with honey and loaded with hearty oats, they nail the mix of sweet and wholesome.

I whipped these up one cold afternoon to satisfy a sugar craving and they've been a go-to for cozy sharing moments ever since.

What You’ll Need

  • One cup rolled oats: pick fresh, nutty-smelling oats for best chew and flavor
  • One cup all-purpose flour: helps everything stick together—you’ll get richer taste if you choose unbleached
  • One teaspoon baking soda: helps the cookies rise just a little
  • Quarter teaspoon salt: balances out the sweetness
  • Half cup softened unsalted butter: adds softness and richness—don’t melt it or dough will get runny
  • Half cup brown sugar: packed loosely for rich caramel flavor
  • Half cup honey: brings natural sweetness and keeps cookies moist—lighter flavors work best here
  • One large egg at room temp: binds everything smoothly
  • One teaspoon vanilla extract: adds warm, cozy aroma

Step-By-Step How To Make

A stack of delicious honey oatmeal cookies.
A stack of delicious honey oatmeal cookies. | chefsnaps.com

These cookies always remind me of weekends spent baking with my mom. The kitchen would fill with warm honey and oat smells while we snuck fresh cookies right off the rack. Those were the sweetest moments.

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A stack of delicious honey oatmeal cookies.
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These honey oatmeal cookies bring together good-for-you ingredients with easy steps for a tasty homemade treat you’ll want to make again and again.

Frequently Asked Cooking Questions

→ What makes these cookies chewy?

It’s the rolled oats and honey combo that keeps the cookies nice and chewy after baking.

→ Can I swap honey for something else?

Sure, you could try maple syrup or molasses instead, but it might change the taste and texture a bit.

→ How do I stop cookies from getting hard?

Don’t bake too long. Take them out when the edges look golden but the middle still feels soft. Cool them on a rack after.

→ Do I have to use parchment paper?

Parchment helps stop sticking and bakes cookies evenly, plus cleanup’s easier. You can also just grease the pan if you prefer.

→ What’s the best way to keep these fresh?

Once cool, keep the cookies in an airtight container at room temperature. They’ll stay soft for up to five days.

Honey Oatmeal Treats

Soft oats and honey come together with a hint of vanilla for a sweet and chewy snack you’ll love.

Preparation Duration
15 minutes
Time to Cook
12 minutes
Overall Time
27 minutes
Recipe Created By: Dana

Type of Recipe: Sweet Treats

Cooking Skill Level: Simple for Beginners

Cuisine Style: American

Serving Amount: 24 Number of Servings (About 24 cookies)

Dietary Options: Great for Vegetarians

Ingredients You'll Need

→ Dry Stuff

01 1.25 g salt
02 5 g baking soda
03 120 g plain flour
04 90 g rolled oats

→ Wet Stuff

05 1 large egg
06 113 g butter, softened
07 110 g brown sugar
08 5 ml vanilla
09 170 g honey

Detailed Preparation Steps

Step 01

Get the oven warmed to 175°C and cover two baking trays with parchment.

Step 02

Put oats, flour, salt, and baking soda in a bowl and stir them well to mix.

Step 03

In a big bowl, whip the softened butter, honey, and brown sugar till fluffy and light.

Step 04

Beat the egg and vanilla in with the butter mixture till it’s all smooth.

Step 05

Slowly add the dry mix into the wet stuff, folding gently so you don’t overwork it.

Step 06

Drop spoonfuls of the dough on the trays, leaving about 5 cm between each one.

Step 07

Bake for 10 to 12 minutes until the edges look golden but the centers are still soft.

Step 08

Move cookies to wire racks and let them cool fully before you eat or pack them away.

Helpful Tips

  1. For softer cookies, try using a bit less flour. Keep cooled cookies in a sealed container at room temp and eat within five days.

Essential Kitchen Tools

  • Oven
  • Mixing bowls
  • Whisk
  • Baking trays
  • Parchment sheets
  • Cooling racks

Allergy Information

Always check labels for allergens and reach out to a healthcare expert if unsure.
  • Has egg and gluten

Nutrition Information (Per Portion)

Nutrition facts are provided for reference and don’t replace professional medical advice.
  • Calories: 135
  • Fat Content: 5 grams
  • Carbohydrate Amount: 18 grams
  • Protein Content: 2 grams