Wow! These are really delicious! I added another egg (2 eggs) because it was way to powdery. After you added the eggs, it tastes so wonderful.

I realized after putting most of the recipe together that I did not have any eggs. I read that someone added 1/4 cup applesauce to the recipe instead of an extra egg. I added 1/2 cup of applesauce instead of any eggs. Batter turned out pretty sticky. I also added 1 tsp of cinnamon. Cookies turned out good. I just needed to let them cool so they did not fall apart. Mmmm!

Split the vanilla with almond extract... Yummmm!!! Although my 3 year old didn't like them my hubby and I did.

Added the extra egg (total of 2 eggs) as suggested, and subbed butter for the oil and they are FANTASTIC... Definitely a keeper!

Delicious and easy to make! I am 6 months pregnant and these were just what I was craving, chewy coconut and chocolate. Plus I love oatmeal. My husband liked them so much he requested a batch for his upcoming hunting trip.

Super easy recipe ! and yummy ! This is very quick to make. Good for party!

So easy, fast and tasty. The batter was sticky and hard to form balls on the pan. Don't worry, they will be ok!!! They taste delicious, soft, chewy and gooey too. A bit on the oily side, but you can easily substitute apple sauce, or another alternative. Great recipe, will make again for the up coming holiday office party.

Don't have an electric mixer,so this recipe was perfect for me. I love the taste of butter, so used melted butter for the oil. Cookies are fabulous, with undertones of toffee flavor from the butter and sugar mixture. I'm in love!!!!

I used rolled oats and fresh coconut becaue that's what I had. I think oatmeal would've worked better.

Best recipe ever for the combination of oatmeal and coconut. Whoever created it should win an award! Loved them!

This is my go to recipe whenever I'm making cookies. My addition? Scoop a couple tablespoons of Nutella to the mix (and good luck having any left for anyone else!)