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Low Carb Anzac biscuits have wonderful buttery, slightly caramel flavors combined with coconut and almonds and make a wonderful keto sweet treat. During the war, Anzac biscuits were initially known as Soldiers’ Biscuits.
Our Low Carb Anzac Cookies are a little different to the original, swapping out oats and flour for almonds, the sugar for sweetener and adding an egg to keep it all together. For Anzac cookies, there are two types of people – crunchy cookie lovers and chewy cookie lovers. Our recipe is perfect for chewy lovers.
Add ¼ cup finely chopped macadamia nuts for the ultimate Macadamia Anzac Biscuits. If fruit is your thing, you could try adding two tablespoons of finely diced dried fruit such as raisins, goji berries, or cranberries. I wouldn’t add dates as this would make them way to sweet. How long do homemade Anzac biscuits keep?
These low FODMAP ANZAC biscuits are little gems. They are chunky and chewy with little hints of coconut and sweetness all rolled into a golden cookie. They make a lovely afternoon snack with a cup of tea and are so easy to make from pantry staples. FODMAP note: Golden syrup is low FODMAP in 1 teaspoon serves.