This Egg-Free Paleo Macaroons recipe is made with 6 healthy ingredients. It contains shredded coconut, coconut flour, coconut oil, salt, vanilla, and a touch of honey and is a cinch to make. Egg-Free Paleo Macaroons are the perfect Passover treat. Especially when you have guests at your Seder following an Egg-Free Diet. We like this healthy macaroon recipe so much though, that we make it all year round!
Most macaroon recipes contain eggs. Whenever I write about our healthy Passover Seders, or post a macaroon recipe I get numerous comments from readers asking for gluten-free, egg-free macaroons. Well, here you go! Egg-Free Paleo Macaroons!
I was inspired to create the recipe above by Jenni Hulet. She created an Egg-Free Macaroons recipe which I thought looked delicious and so I had to make my own version of them.
My younger son loves macaroons, and asks me to make them for him often. He is not a choco-holic like my husband and older son. He absolutely adores my lemon bars, and I created a lemon bar recipe for him in my first cookbook, The Gluten-Free Almond Flour Cookbook. He’s so happy when I serve my healthy Lemon Bars recipe at our Passover Seder, and I love it because like these macaroons, they’re Kosher for Passover!
It’s so hard to find good nut-free, egg-free paleo cookie recipes, but you’re in luck with these macaroons. Here are some of my other healthy egg-free dessert recipes. They’re all Kosher for Passover too!
This post is an oldie but goodie from the archives, I first published this recipe in 2013.
Comments
107 responses to “Egg-Free Paleo Macaroons”
These are absolutely fantastic! Have made them 3 times in the past 1-2 weeks since I found the recipe from you! So good! Thank youuuu! And passing the recipe along to as many people as I can.
Rachel, thanks for letting me know these are so good!
Hey Elana, these turned out absolutely wonderful, as always.
Do you think they’ll turn out ok with liquid stevia instead of honey? I’m trying to reduce my carb intake and if I manage to replace the honey in these, I will never stop eating them ;-)
Lior, thanks for your sweet comment. I haven’t tried that so not sure. If you experiment I hope you’ll let me know if it works :-)
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