Is it truly fall if you don’t have something with pumpkin or pumpkin spice in it? I think not. The smell of pumpkin spice has been drifting through my apartment all month. Soon as I see the canned pumpkin hit the shelves, I start thinking of all the goodies I can make with it. And this year is no different. When it to making treats using canned pumpkin my go-to’s are muffins, donut holes, or everyone’s favorite pumpkin pie. But this year, I wanted to do something different and ended up experimenting with cookies. Since it’s easy to make them in small batches or freeze the leftovers. So I present to you vegan pumpkin cookies.

Homebaked cookies are way better than store-bought cookies any day. But sometimes you don’t have anyone to share a fresh batch of cookies with, and you end up with way more than you can eat. That’s when small batch recipes come in handy. I love a fresh batch of cookies with a glass of non-dairy milk or non-dairy ice cream as a weekend treat. But there’s no way I can eat over a dozen cookies all by myself. So I often like to bake small batches of cookies so I have just enough to satisfy my sweet tooth. And these vegan brownie cookies are just that. They taste like a brownie, soft, chewy, and go great with a glass of non-dairy milk or ice cream.