These Mint chocolate cookies they are a heavenly combination of sweet chocolate and spicy mint. Made with only 5 ingredients and no baking required!

Chocolate and mint are such an underrated combination.
Sure, it may not be as popular as peanut butter and chocolate, but if you’ve already tried our junior mints or peppermint patties, you’ll know it’s actually the MVP.
Taking inspiration from our Mint Chocolate Cake, we transformed delicious flavors into delicious cookies!
table of Contents
- Why You’ll Love This Chocolate Mint Cookie Recipe
- Ingredients needed
- How to make mint cookies with chocolate?
- Tips to make the best recipe.
- storage instructions
- Recommended tools to make this recipe.
- More Delicious Cookie Recipes to Try
- Frequent questions
- Mint chocolate cookies
Why You’ll Love This Chocolate Mint Cookie Recipe
- Easy to do. With only 5 ingredients, these cookies are ridiculously easy to make. They don’t even need to be baked!
- Delicious. The final flavor of these cookies is so good that everyone will surely like them.
- Easy to customize. You can easily add some candy canes or sprinkles to customize to your liking.
- Perfect for every occasion. Just like thin mints, these are the kind of cookies you can make for any occasion.
What I like the most about these mint chocolate cookies is that they are a perfect combination of sweet and minty flavor. And the mint flavor is just right, not too strong, but definitely noticeable.

Ingredients needed
Only six simple ingredients are needed to make these delicious cookies. And here is the list:
- Almond butter. Soft and dripping. You can substitute this with peanut butter or cashew butter.
- Maple syrup. Sweetens cookies and helps keep them soft and chewy.
- Oatmeal. Ground oats. You can make your own or buy it at any grocery store. It is also safe to eat raw.
- Cocoa powder. For the classic chocolate flavor and texture of cookies.
- Mint extract. Add that refreshing mint flavor to the recipe.
- Chocolate chips. Optional.
How to make mint cookies with chocolate?
- Homework. Use parchment paper to line a baking sheet, then set aside.
- melt wet ingredients. Combine the almond butter and maple syrup in a bowl and microwave for 20 second intervals. Add the mint extract and beat until combined.
- make the cookie dough. Fold the mixture through the oatmeal and cocoa powder to create a thick batter. After the dough cools, you can add the chocolate chips.
- shape and cool. Scoop out portions of the dough and shape into cookies. Refrigerate for at least 30 minutes to harden.

Tips to make the best recipe.
- Avoid overheating the almond butter.. The almond butter/syrup should be melted, but it shouldn’t be too hot as it can melt the chocolate chips.
- sift the flour. If your oatmeal is coarser, sift it carefully to make sure the cookies are free of lumps.
- Use peppermint extract. You may see peppermint, spearmint, or even a generic mint extract. Always choose the mint type as it has the best mint flavor and has no added sugars.
- add plugins. These cookies are super easy to customize, to add some chopped candy canes, candy buttons, or even drizzle some melted chocolate on them.
storage instructions
Store. Place leftover cookies in an airtight container to store in the refrigerator for up to two weeks.
Freeze. Place the cookies in a ziplock bag and store in the freezer for up to 6 months.
- Baking sheet. To provide a surface for cookies to set.
- Cookie scoop. To remove and shape cookies from the dough.
- Whisk. To mix the ingredients, and make a smoother dough.

More Delicious Cookie Recipes to Try
Frequent questions
Yes, peppermint candies can be used as an alternative to peppermint extract. However, the mint flavor will be more subtle.
While melted chocolate can be used in place of cocoa powder, we recommend against doing so, as it can compromise the texture of the cookies.
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Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and set aside.
In a microwave-safe bowl, add the almond butter and maple syrup and microwave in 20-second increments until warm. Add the mint extract and mix until combined.
Incorporate oatmeal and cocoa powder until a thick dough is left. Let the mixture cool slightly, then add the chocolate chips.
Using a small cookie scoop, scoop out portions of the dough and place on the lined tray. Press down on each one into a cookie shape.
Refrigerate the cookies for 30 minutes to harden.
Service: 1CookieCalories: 215kcalCarbohydrates: twenty-onegramProtein: 6gramFat: 13gramSodium: 5milligramsPotassium: 249milligramsFiber: 3gramSugar: 8gramVitamin A: 0.2UICalcium: 94milligramsIron: 1milligramsNET CARBS: 18gram
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