Truffles are, in most cases, one of the richest desserts around. But this vegan recipe from Care2.com uses coconut milk, which is loaded with potassium and very low in sugars, vegan chocolate chips, and coconut oil which is loaded with healthy fats. Enjoy them with your favorite coffee.
You can easily eat these for breakfast, as a snack or for dessert. They call for all-natural peanut butter so you get protein and healthy fats, unsweetened coconut which is loaded with fiber, and almonds, which contain healthy fats. We found this recipe at OhSheGlows.com.
Have you ever heard two such delicious words in one name? You’ll want to pop a dozen of these into your mouth in one sitting! This is another recipe from OhSheGlows.com and these little balls of sweetness have healthy coconut oil, omega-loaded walnuts, vitamin B-packed shredded carrots and some other tasty ingredients that add little sugar — and calories.
These cookies are not only vegan but they’re also gluten free and addictive! They pack in fiber-loaded dried apricots and dates using an unsweetened, plant-based milk and have delicious spices like cloves, ginger and nutmeg to give them a little zest. Dunk these in your coffee or tea in the morning! We found this recipe at Gluten-Free-Vegan-Girl.com.
These are more like energy bars than cake, with protein-packed walnuts and pecans, vitamin C-packed orange juice, and tons of vitamins from the dried fruit like apricot, raisins and cranberries. You can alter the amount of gluten-free flour to make them stickier or drier. This is another recipe from Gluten-Free-Vegan-Girl.com.
No, we’re not messing with you. We wouldn’t do that. This edible heaven on earth does exist, and it is 100-percent vegan. While crème brulee would usually be the reason you spend an extra hour on the treadmill, this is a super-light and nutritious version. With one-and-a-half avocados, you get plenty of healthy fats and fiber, but you still get that creamy, smooth texture you want from crème brulee. And finally the pistachios give a nice nutty, salty kick. We found this recipe at Joanne-EatsWellWithOthers.com.
Forget muesli or oatmeal. Coconut rice is creamy, smooth, sweet and comforting. This is essentially a vegan rice pudding topped with mango and strawberries. What’s not to love? It’s a great way to get your fruit serving in the morning, or your sugar fix at night. We found this recipe at OhDesserts.net.
You could have boring yogurt in the morning or you could have this sweet, crunchy, salty and creamy delight. The pudding is light, made with coconut butter and coconut oil. You get a full cup of cherries which are packed with vitamins and finally a little cashew crumble on top for crunch. We found this recipe at SweetlyRaw.com.
This recipe is for the more ambitious baker because you make the chutney yourself, but it’s worth it. These crepes are the perfect consistency with surprising flavors such as garlic and chili flakes, a combination that tastes great with the semi-sweet, chunky chutney. We found this recipe at VeganRicha.com.
This tropical and tasty recipe will brighten up your morning instantly. The heated pineapple is naturally sweet, you barely have to add syrup, but feel free to if you wish. This is another recipe that calls for the magical coconut oil, plus some fiberful quick oats. We found this recipe at ChocolateCoveredKatie.com.
