Dipping cookies into melted chocolate is a special kind of therapy. The only thing that's more fun? Eating them when they're done, especially when they're sweet and salty and have just six ingredients.

With shredded coconut, cocoa powder, coconut cream, and a smidgen of your fave sweetener, these sugar-free, no-bake bites just seem too good to be true.

Rich and chewy cookies made simply with peanut butter, almond meal, and maple syrup mean everybody wins, no matter their dietary needs.

These five-ingredient, gluten-free cookies have an almond-butter base, but the addition of lots of chopped dark chocolate makes them taste less like almond cookies and more like wonderfully nutty chocolate chip cookies. 

We're all for breakfast cookies, and these pack a healthier punch with just a bit of applesauce and honey for sweetness, plus granola, slivered almonds, and coconut for a crunchy-chewy texture that will wake you right up.

If you need a sweet yet healthful snack, these coconut sugar-sweetened cookies, kicked up with molasses, promise to deliver, especially if you're still yearning for all things gingerbread. 

Sweet dates are a magical ingredient, and it shows in these gloriously gooey chocolate chip cookies. If you're nut-free, you can even use homemade sunflower seed flour. 

Wake up to paradise with these chewy yet crispy oatmeal cookies, studded with pineapple, mango, and white chocolate chips in every bite. 

Peanut butter lovers will love these nutty cookies, made with both peanut butter and chopped peanuts. You could also add a variety of healthy goodies, like dried fruit or dairy-free chocolate chips, to the versatile banana-oatmeal dough. 

As cookie aficionados, we have a few tricks up our sleeves at Brit + Co. This nutritious batch is sweetened with honey and made of oats, almond butter and, believe it or not, chickpeas. 

Tahini isn't just for hummus, and these paleo-friendly almond cookies prove it. They're sweetened with maple syrup or honey, plus optional cacao powder for a chocolatey twist.