Choc mint cookies
These choc mint cookies are soft and chewy, filled with pools of marshmallow, and infused with a peppermint flavor. These are the perfect cookies to enjoy all year round.
The addition of the is egg yolk alongside a whole egg is what makes these cookies chewy as it acts to bind the ingredients together and contains less liquid which stops it from spreading too much.

Similarly, you can make these dairy free by using dairy free block butter in place of ordinary butter. It's important it's block butter not a spread as block butter has less water content this will help prevent the cookies spreading too much and have that classic slightly risen dome

In this recipe for gluten free cookies recipe chocolate chip I will be going through how to make chewy white chocolate chip cookies uk and answering your FAQs such as ‘how to make cookies gooey’ ‘how long to bake gluten free cookies’ ‘how to make cookies crispy’ and so much more.
A really great thing about this recipe for marshmallow cookies is how versatile they are. For example, you can make these into the perfect pre workout snack by adding a vanilla protein powder or make these into coconut gluten free cookies for more texture.
I’ll also be sharing some more flavor variations and mix in’s below. And would highly recommend you check that part of this post out!

These quick easy vegan cookies require less than 20 mins to come together from start to finish!
If you’re looking for more eggless gluten free cookies to add to your baking list check out my Pecan Pie Skillet and Blueberry Crumble
Expert Baking Tips on how to make these white cookies with chocolate chips
- Although these choc chip gluten free cookies are super simple to make, here are just a few expert tips I'd recommend:
- In this recipe for chocolate mint cookies. Cream the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients well for 4-5 minutes until it comes together into a dough. You'll be tempted to add more liquid. Don't, it's not needed and will ruin the consistency of your cookies. Just stick with it and it will come together.
- Used chopped chocolate instead of chocolate chips so the chocolate is more spread out throughout the cookies.
- The marshmallows will rise in the oven and spread, to keep the cookies tidy and in shape use a round cookie cutter to nudge them into shape.
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Ingredients - recipe gluten free cookies
Gluten-Free Plain Flour – this is paired with a teaspoon of xanthan gum to give more stability to the cookies to prevent them from crumbling. However, if you’d prefer not to make these gluten-free simply substitute the gluten-free flour for normal plain flour. There’s also no need to add xanthan gum. As the gluten in the normal flour will prevent the cookies from crumbling.
Butter – This can either be normal block butter or vegan block butter. At room temperature to be creamed into the sugars.
Caster sugar – I like to use caster sugar in my cookies which is just very refined sugar. So if you can’t find caster sugar I’d recommend using very refined granulated sugar.
Light Brown sugar - This helps create a chewy cookie by preventing retaining some of the cookies moisture

Cookies with white chocolate chip - Step by step instructions
White chocolate chip cookie dough
- Preheat your oven to 180°C. Line a baking tray with greaseproof paper and set aside.
- Start by mixing your dry ingredients together until fully combined.

- In a separate bowl melt your butter in the microwave for 30 seconds to soften it. Then add the eggs and mix until combine.
- Next mix in your dry ingredients, and finally mix in the white chocolate chips and marshmallows.

- If you don't have any peppermint flavored chocolate chips or marshmallows then add a drop of peppermint oil and mix into the dough.
- Roll the dough into medium sized balls or use a small ice cream scoop, placing ⅘ on a baking tray lined with greaseproof paper (as they spread) and bake for 10-12 mins.

- When done these cookies should be slightly golden brown around the edges and slightly soft in the center – it will gain its shape when cooled. Enjoy!

See my expert Baking Tips for some tips to make these into perfectly shaped cookies above ^
Flavour Variations and Mixins for gluten free cookies recipes
Oat and Banana Cookies
These oat and banana cookies are soft and chewy, filled with nuggets of nuts and pools of chocolate, and infused with a banana bread flavour. These are the perfect cookies to enjoy all year round.
Everything but the kitchen sink cookies
This fun cookie is super customisable, following the same chocolate chip recipe simply add your favorite additions from Reese's cups, lotus biscuits, white chocolate chips, whatever you can think of add it- just make sure it tastes good;)
Let me know in the comments if you try these variations or if you came up with your own!

FAQs - Chocolate gluten free cookies
How to make cookies crispy ?
The key to a crispy cookie is to make small cookie dough balls and baking them for a minute or two extra to get a crisp edge and slightly softer center
Are gluten free cookies healthy ?
Unfortunately, a snack being gluten free doesn't mean it’s healthy, it simply means it doesn't contain gluten and gluten is just a protein found mainly in bread. The remaining ingredients in this snack is where the ‘is it healthy’ question comes into play. If it contains high volumes of sugar and fat then that snack is NOT healthy even if it doesn't contain gluten.
However, this doesn't mean you can’t eat these things at all. It just means have them in moderation alongside a well balanced diet and exercise 🙂
Are gluten free cookies too crumbly ?
You will tend to find a lot of gluten free cookies can be extremely crumbly, but one way to avoid these is to add a teaspoon of xanthan gum to the batter when adding in your flour. As this acts as a stabilizer and prevents it from crumbling.
Can I make these choc chip gluten free cookies with margarine ?
Unfortunately, if you use margarine in this recipe it will result in more crunchy, thin cookies because it has a higher percentage of water compared to block butter, causing it to spread more. I do, however, have more gluten free cookies recipes that use margarine, check out the recipes here.
How to make cookies gooey ?
For gooey white chocolate chip cookies, simply reduce the baking time by 3 minutes - this allows enough time for the egg in the dough to be cooked through and still have a slightly gooey, soft interior.

Storing and freezing - cookies with mint chocolate chips
How long do chocolate gluten free cookies last ?
They stay good at room-temperature for up to 2 days, in the fridge for up to a week, and in the freezer for up to 2 months if stored in an airtight container.
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Choc mint cookies

Ingredients
- 113 g Dairy Free Block Butter
- 50 g Sugar
- 100 g Brown Sugar
- 230 g Plain gluten free flour
- ½ teaspoon Baking powder
- ½ teaspoon Bicarbonate of soda
- 70 g White chocolate chips (Dairy free)
- 100 g Peppermint/Normal marshmallows
- ¼ teaspoon Peppermint extract (optional)
- 1 Egg
- 1 Egg yolk
Instructions
- Start by mixing your dry ingredients together until fully combined.50 g Sugar, 100 g Brown Sugar, 230 g Plain gluten free flour, ½ teaspoon Baking powder, ½ teaspoon Bicarbonate of soda
- In a separate bowl melt your butter in the microwave for 30 seconds to soften it. Then add the eggs and mix until combine.113 g Dairy Free Block Butter, 1 Egg, 1 Egg yolk
- Next mix in your dry ingredients, and finally mix in the white chocolate chips and marshmallows.70 g White chocolate chips, 100 g Peppermint/Normal marshmallows
- If you don't have any peppermint flavored chocolate chips or marshmallows then add a drop of peppermint oil and mix into the dough.¼ teaspoon Peppermint extract
- Roll the dough into medium sized balls or use a small ice cream scoop, placing ⅘ on a baking tray lined with greaseproof paper (as they spread) and bake for 10-12 mins.
- When done these cookies should be slightly golden brown around the edges and slightly soft in the center – it will gain its shape when cooled. Enjoy!
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Fransic says
This looks so yummy. I like the color variety of these cookies. I never tried mint in a cookie before. Thank you for sharing!