20 Healthier Holiday Desserts

I swear, my sweet tooth is always in overdrive this time of year. I am surrounded by the most amazing cakes, cookies and treats.

I love it. I do.

It isn’t unusual for me to indulge as we hop from one party to the next, from one holiday celebration to another. But sometimes it feels as though I’m gaining a pound or two every single time I so much as walk by the holiday desserts.

So, to allow us to bake our holiday hearts out, to spoil the people we love with sweet goodness and STILL manage to keep the calories on the lower side, I have a collection of healthier holiday desserts you will want to put on your list. (You guys!!! Paleo Peppermint Bark! Skinny Oreo Cheesecake!)

Healthy Holiday Desserts

1. Chocolate Christmas Cake from cottercrunch.com
2. Low-Fat Gingerbread Cookies from skinnytaste.com
3. Keto Grain-Free Rum Balls from healthfulpursuit.com
4. Low-Carb Raspberry Chocolate Cake from primaverakitchen.com
5. Skinny Oreo Cheesecake Dessert from crazyforcrust.com
6. Cranberry Raspberry Pretzel Salad Dessert from thereciperebel.com
7. Paleo Hot Cocoa Cookies Vanilla Bean Frosting from fitfoodiefinds.com
8. Healthy Gingerbread Waffles from livelytable.com
9. No-Bake Mini Fruit Pizzas from pinchofyum.com
10. Coconut Flour Cookies No Sugar from sweetashoney.co
11. Healthy Sugar Cookies from chocolatecoveredkatie.com
12. Raw Ferrero Rocher’s Mini Christmas Puddings from thelittleblogofvegan.com
13. Easy Spiced Hot Fruit Bake from cottercrunch.com
14. Peppermint Briownies Bites from wakeuptowaffles.com
15. Hasselback Apples from wellplated.com
16. Flourless Gingerbread Waffles Or Pancakes from kimscravings.com
17. No Bake Peppermint Fudge Bites from runninginaskirt.com
18. Candy Cane Nice Cream from feastingonfruit.com
19. Paleo Peppermint Bark from livinghealthywithchocolate.com
20. Christmas Peanut Butter Cookies from blackwhitevivid.com

In the perfectly amazing, but not low-calorie category, be sure to check out this caramel apple salad and these maple glazed twice baked sweet potatoes. Your family will beg you to bring them again.