12 Desserts to Bring to a Party
Twelve desserts that travel well, hold their shape on a table and get eaten without plates or forks. Bars, bites, bark and cake balls, all lighter than the usual party tray.
Four minutes. The fastest thing on the entire site.
Six minutes, one ramekin, nothing to wash up afterwards.
Six minutes and the middle stays molten.
Seven minutes, one banana, one mug.
Ten minutes including the freeze, because the base is already cold.
Fifteen minutes and no baking step at all.
Twenty-one minutes for a full tray of soft chewy cookies.
Twenty-one minutes, baked in a donut tin, no fryer.
Twenty-three minutes and three ingredients.
Twenty-three minutes for thirteen grams of protein each.
Twenty-six minutes and they come out genuinely soft.
Twenty-seven minutes, ninety calories, no added sugar.
Twenty-nine minutes with whole oats doing the structure.
Twenty-nine minutes and thirteen grams of protein a muffin.
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Twelve desserts that travel well, hold their shape on a table and get eaten without plates or forks. Bars, bites, bark and cake balls, all lighter than the usual party tray.
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.
Nine autumn dessert recipes built around real pumpkin, cinnamon and carrot rather than a cup of sugar. Loaves, muffins, bites and donuts for pumpkin season.