10 Vegan Dessert Ideas To Treat Yourself
Finding heavenly recipes for vegan desserts can be a little difficult; being vegan doesn’t mean you want to miss out on all the sweet flavour. But don’t worry! Here’s a list of vegan desserts that will keep you coming back for seconds. Perfect for a get-together or a midnight snack, have dessert without the guilt, as anything vegan is instantly healthier!
1. Chocolate Cupcakes With Avocado Icing
Who doesn’t love chocolate? These rich chocolate cupcakes will make you forget what portion sizes are. This vegan dessert only takes 25 minutes to make, which is perfect for last minute occasions. Don’t worry, I know the avocado icing sounds gross, but by the time you’re done, you’ll taste nothing but chocolate.
Get the recipe from Love & Lemons here.
2. Rich Chocolate Brownies
You can never go wrong with a vegan chocolate brownie. Win some brownie points by giving this recipe a go, it only takes a few everyday ingredients to make. Partner it with a scoop of vegan vanilla ice-cream to turn this dessert into something even more heavenly.
Get the recipe from Jamie Oliver here.
3. Gluten-Free Apple Tart
If it’s got fruit in it, then it must be healthy? This no-fuss dessert will keep you satisfied from the moment it comes out of the oven. Using coconut oil, almond flour and oat flour to be gluten-free and vegan, this recipe is perfect for get-togethers, or maybe just for a party of one (don’t worry, I don’t blame you if you want to keep it all to yourself).
Get the recipe from Cookie & Kate here.
4. Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Ice-Cream
Using only 10 ingredients, who doesn’t want their own supply of vegan ice-cream? The best part about this recipe, is that you can keep it frozen for months, so you can have ice-cream whenever you want. Also, it’s perfect for an ice-cream sandwich, so maybe have a look below for a vegan cookie recipe.
Get the recipe from Minimalist Baker here.
5. Chocolate Chip Cookies
Chewy and full of melt-in-your-mouth deliciousness, this recipe contains all you could ever want from a chocolate chip cookie. Using only one bowl and nine traditional ingredients, you don’t have an excuse not to try out these cookies. Have them for dessert for one night and for lunch the next day, these cookies are perfect for any occasion.
Get the recipe from Chocolate Covered Katie here.
6. Creamy Lemon Bars
Tangy lemon flavour, a cheesecake-like texture and a crust that tastes like graham crackers? Yes, please! Surprisingly healthy and also gluten-free, everyone will be happy with this vegan dessert. Naturally sweet, the sweet-tooth in you will be in heaven.
Get the recipe from Minimalist Baker here.
7. Coconut Vanilla Macaroons
Combining dried coconut flakes and vanilla, this light and incredibly easy to make dessert will your new go-to. Only taking 15 minutes to make, these macaroons will be perfect for any last-minute occasions or midnight snacking.
Get the recipe from Nikki’s Plate here.
8. Gluten-Free Baked Chocolate Donuts
Miss the sickly sweet glaze of regular donuts? Well fear not, as this chocolate donut recipe comes with its own vegan glaze. Soft and fluffy, you’ll need to buy a donut pan for this recipe, but the end result will make this so worth it. And since they’re baked and not fried, they’ll only take you 25 minutes to make and are so much more healthier for you.
Get the recipe from Delightful Adventures here.
9. Berry Bars
Perfect for summer, this vegan recipe will add a fresh taste to your dessert snacking. Inspired by oat bars, the incorporation of berry jams and lemon juice creates an unforgettable flavour. Change up the jams for a different berry flavour every time.
Get the recipe from Texan Erin here.
10. S’mores Molten Lava Cake
Only five minutes and a few button pushes away, this recipe will not disappoint; both in taste and convenience. You don’t even need to turn on the own for this dessert, a microwave will do the job. Whilst it only contains one serving, I won’t blame you if you make it twice in one night. You deserve it!
Get the recipe from Veggies Don’t Bite here.
