Read both labels. Then decide.
Almond flour, olive oil, coconut sugar, eggs. No seed oils, no sugar alcohols, no soy. Try it for six dollars a cookie.
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- 17g protein you are not supposed to taste
- Gluten-free · 100% seed oil free
- No soy, no soy lecithin, no sunflower or canola, no refined sugar, no sugar alcohols, no gluten, nothing you can’t pronounce
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Every box is baked after you order. Transit is usually 2 to 4 days.
One-time orders of $100 or more ship free. Flat rate under that.
90 days at room temperature, 120 days in the fridge or freezer.
Eleven ingredients. Read every one.
No seed oils
Sweetened with coconut sugar
The organic coconut sugar baked into the dough.
The 17g protein boost, from Taylor Dukes Wellness
Coconut milk, dried into powder, folded into the batter.
Real vanilla extract, measured into every batch.
The leavening agent that gives the cookie its rise.
A small measure of sea salt, printed last on the label.
Copied from the printed label. Pro move: 20 to 30 seconds in the microwave and they taste fresh from the bakery.
Not pressed. Not extruded. Not a bar in a costume.
Soft and thick, baked the way a bakery bakes it, not pressed or extruded like a bar. Texture is the tell on every dessert that let you down before, so we made it the first test, not the last.
Every ingredient, read off the label.
No preservatives, no seed oils, sweetened with organic coconut sugar instead of the fake stuff. Put our label next to a typical bar’s. One of them reads like a recipe.
17g of protein, hidden so well the taste test is the only way to find it.
Bone broth protein baked into the dough. It carries the grams without the grit, which is why you cannot tell. That is the claim. Six dollars tests it.
Even gluten lovers love Sweet Addison's.
Skeptics, after the bite · 182 reviews on The Protein Cookie (17g)
I love that all the ingredients are pronounceable. No nonsense in these. And they're surprisingly filling!
The cc cookies are exceptional in ingredients, taste and texture. One bite is beyond satisfying and goes a long way. A new fan!
I am very picky about what I put in and on my body. As such now and again I search for a treat that is well sourced, gluten free, with coconut sugar and fingers crossed taste amazing.
sweet addison, you have my heart. i love how you can make this macro friendly…
Fresh baked, big and thick with creamy insides…just like going to a bakery where they bake every morning.., nothing I have had gluten free has ever tasted like these sweet delights. Gluten free for 35 years tried everything!
My partner and I love the protein brownie and cookie! I don't feel guilty for eating something so decadent with the high protein. I also love the ingredient label. No weird sugars or ingredients I can't read. Its a very clean nutritional label and that matters!
Verbatim from the review widget on this store. Read them all on the flavor page.
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How it arrives
You order
We bake
1 to 3 business days
It ships from Dallas
2 to 4 days in transit
90 days fresh at room temperature
The bar, the store cookie, and the one you will taste.
| Protein bar | Store cookie | Sweet Addison's | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Texture | pressed, chewy | dry, crumbly | soft and thick |
| Sweetener | sugar alcohols | “natural flavors” | organic coconut sugar |
| Seed oils | none | ||
| Protein | on the wrapper | a rumor | 17g, hidden |
| Cost to find out | $3 and regret | $36 and regret | $6 |
Every claim in this column is on the label and the flavor page. Six dollars checks our math.
Six dollars says we are right.
Taste one. If the bite and the label do not line up, it cost you six dollars to find out, which beats spending $36 to wonder. That is exactly why singles exist.
Fair questions.
What’s in The Protein Cookie?
Almond Flour, Olive Oil, Coconut Sugar, Chocolate Chips (cacao beans, organic coconut sugar, inulin, cocoa butter, vanilla beans), Organic Coconut Sugar, Eggs, 100% Bone Broth Protein Powder, Organic Coconut Milk Powder, Pure Vanilla Extract, Baking Soda, Sea Salt. Copied from the label.
Is there sugar in it?
Yes. 15g sugars per cookie (13g added), from coconut sugar. The label claim is refined-sugar-free, not sugar-free.
What oil do you use?
Olive oil is the fat on the Protein Cookie label.Gluten-free is printed on the label of each flavor on this page.
Is it good for you?
It’s a bakery cookie with 350 calories and 17g of protein per the label. We don’t make health claims. Read the label and decide.
What about allergies?
Baked in a facility that is not dedicated gluten-free, with extreme care taken. Contains nuts and may contain traces of peanuts. Questions about an allergy? Email support@sweetaddisons.com before you order and we will answer honestly.
If anything is off when it arrives
Email support@sweetaddisons.com within 10 days with your order number and a photo. See our refund policy. Questions about an allergy? Email support@sweetaddisons.com before you order and we will answer honestly.
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Addison’s standards came first.
Addison LaBonte earned a spot on the University of Maine’s Division I soccer team as a walk-on, on her way to a career in math. At 22, while training for a marathon, she was diagnosed with compartment syndrome, and the options she was offered were surgery on both legs or giving up running. She went gluten-free and started developing her own recipes at home. Her blog, Organically Addison, grew into an audience that asked to buy her cookies before the company existed. Forbes has profiled her, and she hosts the Organically Addison podcast.
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