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Today is an awesome day because not only are we going to be talking about a delicious recipe that uses a secret ingredient, but you all also get the chance to enter to win a way cool giveaway with multiple winners! Woohoo!!
Make sure you save/pin this recipe so you can start baking with essential oil and scroll down to read more about the cookies and essential oils.
These
Doterra cream cheese lemon cookies with essential oils are so pillowy soft and delicious. I love that they use an essential oil too, because not only is it a lifesaver when you don’t have the actual fruit on hand, but it leaves a light and delicious taste to anything you are making. I may need to try adding it to these awesome lemon
poppy seed pancakes,
lemon strawberry shortcakes or this
lemon roasted broccoli.
You know when you start to peel and orange you get of squirt of essence that fills the air? It even gets onto your hands and the scent stays there for a while. Well, you just experienced essential oils.
Essential oils are powerful. They are the protector and life blood of the plants they come from. When harvested properly and tested to be free of chemicals, toxins and any other contaminants, these oils can be therapeutic to the body and the mind.
Do Essential Oils Have Health Benefits?
Many people believe that essential oils have health benefits.
There is not enough scientific evidence to prove these claims, but many essential oils are helpful for overall health.
For instance, chamomile oil is good for skin care and is used at bedtime for its relaxing effects.
Peppermint oil helps relieve headaches and eases stomach upset and digestive issues.
Lavender oil is known for its relaxing effect.
Citrus oils are good for household cleaning and are soothing and relaxing.
Do Cookies With Cream Cheese In Them Need To Be Refrigerated?
You do not need to refrigerate cookies or brownies containing cream cheese.
What Is A Substitute For Cream Cheese?
You can use 1 cup pureed cottage cheese or 1 cup plain yogurt that has been strained in cheese cloth instead of cream cheese in most recipes.
You could also substitute low fat or non fat cream cheese for regular cream cheese.
Doterra Lemon Cream Cheese Cookies
Yummy!! These cookies looks like meltaways — but more delicious 😀
Hi Courtney,
Here is the Link for the Oils Group, sorry that isn’t showing up right now, strange.
Come join in the fun here though: https://www.facebook.com/groups/130617440428878/
Wow, what an AWESOME giveaway!!! 🙂 Yummy looking cookies too!
This has been a hard year for my seasonal, hay fever induced asthma. It has lasted a LOT longer than it usually does and I have nothing to help, I didn’t realize oils could be an answer-awesome!!! And I am intrigued by the idea of cooking with oils. What a fun concept.
Thnx for sharing the recipe. These cookies look amazzing and I’m going to bake some this weekend although, on the ingredients it doesn’t list the vanilla nor the eggs but in the instructions it does so how much vanilla do we use and how many eggs do we use?? I am new to essential oils and am excited to start using them:))
What a great giveaway and cookie recipe! Yum!
I can’t find the first group on Facebook to “like” to enter the giveaway, though…What is the group called I need to like? Facebook Oils Group?
Thank you!
Cooooooooookies! These babies look divine! xo
Great giveaway! I use Doterra oils and love them! All of the ones in this kit are ones that we always keep on hand in our house. We use one of them every single day. And I love the diffuser! The cookies look delicious. I wish I was having one with my tea right now!
These cookies are so pretty! I love them cream cheese and lemon in them. So summery!
Oh my gosh! These cookies sound heavenly!