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.
Fifteen calories each and set entirely in the fridge. Allulose is what makes them hold.
Spread, freeze, snap. Thirty-five calories a piece.
Honey-sweetened with whole berries frozen right into it.
Two layers, one freezer, forty-five calories a piece.
The salt is what makes this one taste far more indulgent than it is.
Tastes like raw brownie batter and takes thirty-five minutes start to finish.
The original bark that started this whole category for us.
Three ingredients, no oven, and genuinely nothing else in them.
Set on the counter in about half an hour, seventy-two calories each.
Three ingredients and they keep in the freezer for weeks.
All the cake-ball texture with no baking step at all.
Dates and oats doing the work, no oven and no added sugar.
Roll a batch on Sunday and they last the week.
Blend, pour, freeze. Seventy calories a popsicle.
Frozen bananas and a splash of milk turn into soft serve in a blender.
Bright and tropical, and it comes out scoopable rather than icy.
A single portion of safe-to-eat cookie dough in fifteen minutes.
Pressed, chilled and cut. They hold together in a lunchbox.
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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.
Ripe bananas, rolled oats, and chocolate chips, nothing else, and they still come out looking and tasting like an actual cookie.
Sweetened Greek yogurt swirled with real mixed berry puree and topped with a granola crunch, no chocolate needed.