Black Bean Cookies

[@lisabooker6405]

You guys are just AWESOME!! I’d have NEVER thought this would even remotely be good but the more I watched the more you drew me in...I can’t believe how GOOD these really are! God Bless you ~Lisa

[@lifgrenj]

Put container of coconut oil in warm water to liquify, measure 1/4 T. of oil in measuring cup, rotate oil around cup, pour oil into vitamin container. Then measure honey in oiled measuring cup, honey will easily pour out without a lot of scraping.

[@virginiareid5336]

Would be great to try. It would be great fun to take to a potluck and watch the faces when you say ' black bean'

[@bigfootbubba1425]

For the coconut oil and honey place them in hot water for ten minutes and they will flow better. Another trick is to oil the measuring cup before putting in the honey, that way it slides out into your mix. Put the oil in and use your clean hand to grease the cup.

[@mountainman4859]

When I was a baker years ago, I learned a secret from the pastry chef I still utilize. Spray your glass measuring cup with Pam or the Avocado spray they have now. You won’t need to dirty a spatula trying to get the honey out. Every last bit of it will easily roll right out of the cup.

[@maxieharden9913]

Yummy!

[@vidili68]

Hi there Keep on growing Keep on baking Have a good day

[@charlottephillips4272]

Do you mind telling me what brand of honey you use?

[@SowtheLand]

nothing in particular. Sometimes we buy at the grocery store and sometimes we buy at the farmers market. thanks Charlotee

[@lifgrenj]

I wrote vitamix. Bless spell checker.

[@pedsobpsych]

I've got to say this had me thinking no way at first. Then watching til the end, I'm rethinking it as a possibility. Did you make these a few times and are they a favorite to you and your family? Thanks :)

[@SowtheLand]

One of our "go to" snacks! thanks for watching!

[@parwinali5823]

Yr daughters SO close to the blender! Making me nervous she doesn’t accidently touch the bender!

[@Minnesota_Mama_Bear]

LOL.. 4 TBSP coconut oil and it's too hard. Should've just used a quarter cup to make it easier.