Sugar-Free Double Chocolate Chip Cookies

A chocolate cookie with no interest in being subtle.

These rich, soft-baked keto cookies pair a deeply chocolatey cookie with plenty of creamy chocolate chips. They’re for low-carb dessert lovers who believe one form of chocolate is merely a starting point.

It’s chocolate inside chocolate. Restraint had the day off.

Choose a box of 6 or 12 individually wrapped cookies.

Why you’ll love them

Sugar-free and keto-friendly

• Low-carb
  
• Sweetened with allulose and monk fruit
  
• Soft-baked in small batches
  
• Each cookie is carefully portioned at approximately 1.4 oz (40 g) before baking
  
• Individually heat-sealed for freshness

Flavor notes

Rich cocoa flavor, creamy chocolate chips, and a soft, fudgy center come together in a cookie that lands somewhere between a classic chocolate cookie and the edge of a brownie.

Basically, chocolate looked at itself and said, “I can do more.”

Storage & freshness

For the best flavor and texture:

• Room temperature: enjoy within 3–5 days of arrival
  
• Refrigerated: enjoy within 8–10 days
  
• Frozen: keep for 3–6 months in the original, unopened heat-sealed package

To thaw, leave the cookie sealed until it reaches room temperature before opening. Each cookie is individually wrapped, so you can defrost one at a time—an impressive display of self-control, should you possess it.

Warm-weather deliveries

Chocolate and hot delivery trucks are not known for maintaining healthy boundaries. If your cookies arrive softer during warm weather, leave them sealed and refrigerate for about 30 minutes before opening.

Once everything firms back up, the chocolate emergency has officially been canceled.

Allergen information

Contains almonds, coconut, eggs, and milk.

Please review the nutrition panel and complete ingredient statement before ordering.

Handmade, always

Every batch is mixed, portioned, and baked by hand. Small variations in size, shape, color, and chocolate-chip placement are completely normal. Your cookies are not identical little factory clones—happily, they aren’t.