Dessert recipes for vegans & vegetarians

These vegan chocolate ice pops are creamy, sweet and satisfying. They’re also quick and easy to make, completely nut-free, totally kid-friendly and hide a wonderfully nutritious ingredient – beans!

Raw chocolate hemp pudding with only four ingredients – dates, hemp, cacao & vanilla – and the richness and creaminess you’d expect from chocolate mousse. But it’s dairy-free and nut-free! So simple, so quick and SO delicious. You will thank me, I promise.

This raw caramel sauce is also vegan and paleo, takes barely 5 minutes to make and is a rich, creamy, sweet and decadent topping for just about anything. Like fruit salad, ice-cream, raw cake, or even just a spoon.

This vegan chocolate coconut ice cream recipe gives you rich, flavoursome, creamy scoops of chocolate goodness. It’s also nut-free and kid-friendly, and it goes so well with so many things. In my case, it’s usually more chocolate.

What do you get when you cross raw coconut macaroons with chocolate? Raw chocolate coconut macaroons, of course! So simple and so delicious, and being nut-free, gluten-free and dairy-free, they’re perfect for social gatherings and school lunches.

With just four wholesome ingredients, these raw date coconut macaroons are gorgeous balls of pure bliss. Just coconut, dates, vanilla beans and a pinch of salt, which makes them gluten-free, nut-free, vegan and paleo. So simple, so easy, so quick, so tasty! Just. Too. Delicious.

Rich, moist, crumbly raw chocolate cake, smothered in creamy avocado chocolate frosting. Decorated magnificently with homemade coconut rainbow sprinkles. Bring this masterpiece out at a birthday party and knock their socks off!

Sometimes the simplest recipes are the best, and these all natural homemade rainbow sprinkles are no exception. I didn’t realise just how effective and simple using shredded coconut and natural food colourings could be.

You’re either going to curse me or bless me for sharing this recipe for raw caramel fudge with you. But how could I deny you the magic of this raw caramel fudge with just two ingredients? Dates. Macadamias. That’s it. Nothing more. Too easy.

These raw coconut macaroons are armed with a taste so dangerously compelling, that I dare you to eat only one. Oh yeah, these babies are irresistible. The perfect coconutty balance of crunchy outsides with soft melty insides.

The walnuts and macadamias in this raw cake are a winning combination (even with the kids), and being another ‘just chuck it all in the processor’ recipe, you can have your cake (and eat it too) in less than 15 minutes if you want.

What do you make for Easter when you’re eating raw vegan, and you want to go easy on the chocolate? How about these amazing raw hot cross buns? They taste just like traditional hot cross buns, and they look amazing too!