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Gingerbread Cookies (AIP Modifications)

Published December 14, 2015. Last modified January 23, 2020 By Anne Marie 2 Comments

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Gingerbread Cookies are a must have during the holidays. This Autoimmune Protocol (AIP) friendly recipe is the perfect replacement for your traditional recipe. Get it along with a FREE 50 page ebook full of Paleo treats and drinks for the holidays.

Gingerbread cookies can stay in my life year round. They smell seriously amazing and they're so stinkin' cute. This recipe won't disappoint in either aspect, I promise.

I developed this recipe last year after following the Autoimmune Protocol (AIP) for about 2 months. During the protocol, was able to make it through Halloween and Thanksgiving without feeling any sort of deprivation, but by the time Christmas rolled in I was seriously considering throwing in the AIP towel. The lure of holiday treats was strong.

While I realized cookies were definitely not a food an AIP diet should be built around, it truly was necessary that I find acceptable substitutes for my favorite holiday treats. I saw two options: 1. indulge in a bit more sugar than is encouraged on AIP, or 2. give up on the diet all together. These cookies were a result of my choice to indulge.

Gingerbread Cookies are a must have during the holidays. This Autoimmune Protocol (AIP) friendly recipe is the perfect replacement for your traditional recipe. Get it along with a FREE 50 page ebook full of Paleo treats and drinks for the holidays.

I shared this recipe over on Rubies and Radishes, so follow this link to get the AIP friendly recipe for these holiday favorites!

As a bonus, this recipe is included in the free ebook, Paleo Cookie Exchange. The Paleo Cookie Exchange has 50 pages of recipes for grain free and dairy free (many are also nut free and egg free) holiday treats and drinks to indulge in. This means the recipes in this ebook will make you feel like Cindy Lou Who, and won't turn you into the stinky, old Grinch. Download your free copy below.

Gingerbread Cookies are a must have during the holidays. This Autoimmune Protocol (AIP) friendly recipe is the perfect replacement for your traditional recipe. Get it along with a FREE 50 page ebook full of Paleo treats and drinks for the holidays.

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Anne is a certified Integrative Nutritional Health Coach and Interior Designer who is passionate about whole home and body detox, as well as personalized nutritional therapies tailored to the individual. She's the creator of several online programs and ebooks including Ditch Your Nutritionist, Autoimmune Accomplice, and Detox Your Life.

When she's not creating content for her wellness business and website Grass Fed Salsa, you can find her snuggled up to her daughter GG, her husband James, and their pups Cohen and Kiki.

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  1. Christine

    March 10, 2017 at 2:56 pm

    The link to these cookies doesn’t work. Is there another way you can share it? Thanks!

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    • anne

      March 10, 2017 at 3:35 pm

      Thanks for pointing this out to me! I updated the links for you. Here it is just in case: http://www.rubiesandradishes.com/2015/12/11/gingerbread-cookies/

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