Eggs-tra Delicious: 10 Trending Healthy Easter Desserts
By Stephanie Schiraldi on March 26, 2016Easter is full of colorful candies, chocolates and other sweet temptations, but don’t fear for your waistline—these trending Easter desserts are healthier versions of all your favorites! Filled and topped with plenty of coconut and mini Cadbury eggs, you’ll be noshing on these goodies by the handful.
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Put a twist on classic carrot cake with these soft and chewy oatmeal cookies loaded with sweet carrots and cinnamon.
Amy's Healthy Baking
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These melt-in-your-mouth truffles are vegan, gluten free, grain free and paleo-friendly. Whip up a batch to suit everybunny's dietary needs!
My Whole Food Life
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Drizzle colored chocolate and sprinkles on these decadent cake bites to transform them into the dreamiest Easter eggs ever!
Skinny Taste
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The perfect balance of sweet and salty, these colorful gourmet popcorn balls are studded with pretzels and drenched with a salted caramel marshmallow mixture.
Two Peas and Their Pod
Coconut Macaroon Nutella Nests
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These cloudlike coconut cookies are filled with mini Cadbury eggs swimming in rich Nutella for a mouthwatering combination of flavors.
Two Peas and Their Pod
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These white cake cupcakes are topped with coconut flakes and a light cream cheese frosting. Give them an Easter vibe by adding mini Cadbury eggs!
Skinny Taste
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This pie is a delicious combination of coconut whipped cream, banana, oats and date caramel. Tip: Chill the cans of coconut the night before you begin this recipe.
Oh She Glows
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We all love Reese's peanut butter eggs, but this healthier version may just beat the original.
Detoxinista
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Dark chocolate and coconut come together in this bar with a surprise in the middle.
Tessa Domestica Diva
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This classic carrot cake is super moist, low fat and topped with cream cheese frosting.
Skinny Taste