Classic oatmeal chocolate chips cookies! They’re chewy on the inside, chock full of your favorite chocolate chips, and topped off with some flaky sea salt to help balance the sweetness of the cookie. They’re the whole package, and simple as ever to bake!
For these cookies you’ll just need a few staple ingredients that you probably already have on hand!
Ingredients Needed
- All Purpose Flour
- Rolled Oats
- Eggs (just 1)
- Unsalted Butter
- Brown Sugar
- Cane Sugar
- Chocolate Chips
- Kosher Salt
- Vanilla Extract
- Baking Soda
- Baking Powder
- Chocolate Chips (I prefer milk chocolate in these, but any type will work perfectly fine!)
- Flaky Sea Salt for topping (optional)
Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookie Texture
The texture of these oatmeal chocolate chip cookies are slightly chewy, in the best way, from the rolled oats, and have an ever so slight crisp on the edges for the perfect cookie texture!
The right kind of Oats to use
For this recipe you will want to be sure that you use rolled oats and no other kind of oats! The chewy texture of the rolled oats makes these cookies and any other kind of oats will not yield proper cookies.
Topping the cookies
Now I’m not going to say you have to top your classic oatmeal chocolate chip cookies with flaky sea salt…. but like, you *have* to. That is all… just trust me.
How to store classic oatmeal chocolate chip cookies
You’ll want to store these cookies for up to 4 days in an airtight container at room temperature. They are best enjoyed, however, within the first 2 days… especially when fresh and warm! 🙂
I sure do hope you enjoy these cookies as much and myself, my friends, and my family do! Cant wait to hear your thoughts. 🙂
Sydney H. says
Kick A$$ Recipe!
Made these twice now. Once for my oatmeal-cookie loving boyfriend. And he was as obsessed as I was! Super easy to make, too! Curious what happens if you don’t refrigerate the dough? Does it make that big of a difference? I refrigerated mine and they came out great. Going to go make them again now LOL!
Lindsey Goldschmidt says
So glad you enjoyed them! And thank you for the comment. 🙂 Without refrigerating the dough, the cookies will spread too thin!