Would I vegan cookie have less calories than a normal cookie?!
Would I vegan cookie have less calories than a normal cookie?
by how much? lets say were talking about a standard size cookie
Answers: i would think so. Not sure, but I've never tried a vegan cookie and probably never will I don't know about calories on that one-maybe. If taking out the dairy or animal products means less calories...... Cookie dough has even less calories than the final product. Sorry I don't know how many calories a vegan cookie has...
But I would say that it definitely has fewer calories...
Soymilk has fewer calories than milk (usually)
Vegan margarine has fewer calories than butter
And I'm guessing that any other vegan alternative you might use in a cookie (like vegan chocolate chips) would have less calories than its dairy counterpart.
Hope that helps.
If you want to compare the calories, just get a recipe with an estimated amount of calories for each.
(or just look at the nutrition facts if it is packaged) yes,
thats the whole thing behind those 100 calorie pack treats
theyre 100% vegan, thats the reason why the calorie count is so much less, most of the calories in cookies come from eggs and milk
i dont know by how much Not really.
A regular chocolate chip cookie has about 120 calories.
Vegan chocolate chip cookies have about the same.
Same with vanilla sandwich cookies. 2 of those are about a hundred calories, whether vegan or full of animal products.
The difference is not in the calories, but in the cholesterol.
Eating animal protein has been shown to cause many diseases.
Also, no animals had to die or be treated terribly to make a vegan cookie. Possibly, but not necessarily. It would depend on whether it was made with shortening or not and what it was sweetened with. Sugar and oil are vegan and that's where a lot of cookie calories come from. well i don`t know most home made cokies are already vegan.unless you use left over bacon fat or beef drippings as a shortning agent,most people use olive oil or margarine>some use butter or crisco.