9 Sugar-Free Desserts Under 60 Calories
Nine desserts that come in under 60 calories per serving with honest portion sizes. Bark, marshmallows, brownie bites and lemon bars, most of them sugar-free rather than just reduced sugar.
Gelatin and allulose only. Fifteen calories and not a grain of sugar.
Greek yogurt, cocoa and a pinch of salt. Snap it out of the freezer.
Two proper layers, forty-five calories, nothing added to sweeten it but allulose.
The salt does the work that sugar usually gets credit for.
Tastes like licking the bowl, with none of the sugar that usually implies.
Three ingredients, properly fudgy, fifty-five calories.
Whole berries frozen into yogurt. The berries are the sweetness.
Real lemon curd that still sets, sweetened with allulose rather than sugar.
Two bananas and oats. That is genuinely the whole recipe.
Soft and chewy at seventy calories with no added sugar anywhere in them.
Blend, pour, freeze. Seventy calories and no sugar added.
The cinnamon coating is allulose, so the crunch is there without the sugar.
Bright and lemony, ninety calories, nothing added to sweeten but allulose.
All the cake-ball texture, none of the sugar crash afterwards.
Real toffee snap with no corn syrup and no sugar.
Dates carry the sweetness here, so nothing needs adding.
Four ingredients. The easiest thing on this entire list.
Thirteen grams of protein and no added sugar, which is a rare pair.
Twenty grams of protein, no sugar, and it still tastes like ice cream.
Dense and genuinely fudgy without a gram of added sugar.
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Nine desserts that come in under 60 calories per serving with honest portion sizes. Bark, marshmallows, brownie bites and lemon bars, most of them sugar-free rather than just reduced sugar.
Chocolate frozen yogurt bark with cocoa whisked straight into the yogurt and dark chocolate chunks for crunch, just 35 calories a piece.
Dense chocolate protein fudge built on nut butter and protein powder instead of a pound of butter and sugar, no candy thermometer needed.