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.
A full cup of real pumpkin puree and coconut sugar instead of white.
No added sugar at all, and it stays moist for days.
Thirteen grams of protein and 130 calories a muffin.
Whole oats, real pumpkin, cut into squares for the week.
All the carrot cake flavour in a loaf you can slice thin.
No-bake carrot cake in a two-bite form, sweetened with dates.
Baked not fried, eighty-five calories, rolled in cinnamon.
No corn syrup, toasted almonds, ninety-five calories a piece.
Dark chocolate and toasted almonds, the easiest thing here to make.
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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.
Fourteen dessert recipes that go from start to finish in under half an hour, including several that take under ten minutes. Timings are the recipe's real total time, not just the active part.
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.