Power Moves: The Power Cookie by Capers

I feel like we need to talk for a minute about one of my favorite "feels like health food" cookies: The Power Cookie. This beauty is the invention of Capers Markets (a Whole Foods partner in Canada), but luckily, here in Seattle we are close enough that they are readily available in Whole Foods stores. 

You may be tempted, upon looking at it, to think that this oaty, nutty, seedy, granola-y looking vegan (yes, vegan!) lump is kind of healthy. But you'd be wrong. It's delightfully full-of-fat, sweet but not overly so, and feels very indulgent. 

As BFF blog Everybody Likes Sandwiches says, 

The cookies are filling and with all of that good stuff crammed in, I certainly wouldn’t be adverse to calling these a breakfast cookie! While the ingredient list is long, these are simple to put together and they bake up really well too. If you don’t have applesauce on hand, but you do have an apple, just make your own sauce. One large apple should do it.

and -- even MORE awesome -- la belle Sandwich lady has come up with a "Bakery Hack" and made up her own version of the Power Cookie recipe! Since I've had the good fortune of trying her delicious baking, I would say that you could take this one on with confidence.

To find a Power Cookie, visit Whole Foods locations in Seattle or Vancouver (probably in-between, too); to try the recipe, visit Everybody Likes Sandwiches.

Comments

[kickpleat]

Too funny! I didn't know the Capers cookies could be found outside of Vancouver - they are soooo good and I'm glad you appreciate their tastiness. And sorry about that sad muffin that I passed on to you, but I couldn't help but give some baking your way.

[Billie]

they are sooo good. next time you are here, you must try the power muffin as well!

[Heather]

Just had a tasty Power Cookie from a Whole Foods in Portland, OR. Yummy!

[Elena Lewis]

I absolutely love the power cookies from Capers on 4th. You're eating something sweet that appears to be healthy. YUM!