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Healthy Oat Cookies with Marine Collagen

Matt Hough
Healthy Oat Cookies with Marine Collagen

Chewy in the middle, lightly crisp around the edges and easy to make, these oat cookies are a simple way to add collagen peptides to your day.

Made with oats, almond flour, walnuts, chia seeds and 30 g of Pure Marine Collagen, they're a satisfying snack you can make ahead and keep on hand.

Why add collagen to cookies?

Collagen peptides are an easy ingredient to work into everyday foods.

Pure Marine Collagen is made with 100% Peptan® hydrolysed marine collagen peptides, so you can add a measured amount to recipes like these cookies without changing the recipe around a complicated supplement routine.

The original recipe uses 30 g of collagen, giving the whole batch a defined amount of collagen peptides.

Ingredients

  • 1 cup rolled oats

  • ½ cup almond flour

  • 30 g Pure Marine Collagen

  • ¼ cup honey

  • ¼ cup coconut oil, melted

  • ¼ teaspoon vanilla extract

  • ¼ teaspoon salt

  • ¼ cup chopped walnuts

  • ¼ cup chia seeds

  • ¼ cup chocolate chips, optional

Method

1. Mix the dry ingredients

Preheat your oven to 175°C.

Add the oats, almond flour, Pure Marine Collagen, salt, walnuts, chia seeds and chocolate chips, if using, to a large bowl. Stir to combine.

2. Add the wet ingredients

In a separate bowl, whisk together the melted coconut oil, honey and vanilla.

Pour into the dry ingredients and stir until everything is evenly combined.

3. Shape the cookies

Drop rounded tablespoons of the mixture onto a baking tray lined with baking paper.

Flatten each one slightly with the back of a spoon.

4. Bake

Bake for 10–12 minutes, or until the edges are lightly golden.

5. Cool

Leave the cookies on the tray for a few minutes before transferring them to a wire rack.

They'll firm up as they cool.

Easy ways to change them up

Make them nut-free: Replace the walnuts with pumpkin or sunflower seeds.

Add some spice: Try a little cinnamon or mixed spice.

Make them fruitier: Add a small amount of chopped dried fruit.

Add chocolate: Dark chocolate chips work particularly well with the oats and coconut.

Why Pure Marine Collagen?

Pure Marine Collagen contains 100% Peptan® marine hydrolysed collagen peptides from responsibly wild-caught, MSC-certified fisheries.

A 30 g addition gives you a clearly measured amount of collagen peptides throughout the batch, making these cookies an easy way to incorporate collagen into an everyday food.

The simple idea

You don't need to make collagen part of a complicated routine.

Sometimes it's as simple as adding it to something you already enjoy.

Bake a batch, keep them ready to go, and enjoy them whenever you want a homemade snack with collagen peptides.

Explore Pure Marine Collagen →

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Author: Matt Hough – Director & Founder of CollagenX

Matt Hough is an Australian entrepreneur, business leader and Director & Founder of CollagenX, an Australian nutrition company specialising in evidence-based collagen peptides and nutritional products for healthy ageing, muscle health, mobility, recovery and sports nutrition. Matt’s work focuses on translating scientific research and nutritional evidence into practical, transparent and purpose-driven nutritional formulations. He is closely involved in product development, formulation, ingredient selection, research, quality, regulatory considerations and the strategic development of CollagenX. His particular areas of interest include collagen peptides, protein nutrition, muscle health and anabolic resistance, healthy ageing, connective tissue, tendon and joint health, recovery, glycine, leucine and sports nutrition. Matt also draws on a background in business management, quality systems, regulatory compliance and health-sector operations. His approach to nutrition is grounded in evidence, meaningful ingredient selection, appropriate dosing, product quality and transparency. Through the CollagenX blog, Matt explores the science behind collagen, protein and nutritional supplementation, helping consumers better understand the research, ingredients and formulation decisions behind the products they use.