17 Paleo Dessert Recipes You Must Try
Today I am sharing with you a list of 17 Paleo Dessert Recipes. We all love a treat now and again, however, it’s always great to be able to make healthy treats and desserts.
I first discovered or learned about Paleo eating a few years ago.
My good friend Esther from Inside Out and About gave me the low down and since I have dabbled in Paleo meals from time to time.
Today however being the sweet tooth that I am, I’m sharing these fantastic Paleo dessert ideas. I hope you enjoy the post. Can you get through the list without feeling hungry? I can’t!
- Paleo Brownies Recipe from Smashed Peas and Carrots
What if we told you there was a way you could enjoy that raw brownie dough minus the salmonella risk? Well, this easy paleo brownie recipe gets you just that! A dough (and brownies) that are so ridiculously delicious, you’ll make them again and again!
- Paleo Apple Crisp from Wondermom Wannabe
Ready to dive into clean eating? This paleo friendly apple crisp, topped in a dreamy, heavenly caramel sauce can be an excellent guilt free dessert option to dig into, without worrying about your waistline!
- Paleo Lemon Tart Cherries from Home Life Abroad
Summer is here, and it’s time to indulge in some lemony goodness folks! These paleo friendly lemon tarts, topped with luscious cherries, can be your next favorite dessert option!
- Raspberry Coconut Ice Cream from Vegan Family Recipes
Ice cream season is here, and if you’re in the mood to indulge in some crazy and delicious flavors, you might want to give this raspberry and coconut version a shot!
- Paleo Graham Crackers from Bless Her Heart Yall
Time for a gluten free recipe that’s super simple, needs minimal ingredients and are perfectly healthy and delicious- these paleo graham crackers are just that and more.
- Paleo Pumpkin Mousse from Super Healthy Kids
Time for a delicious holiday dessert that’s not just healthy and paleo friendly but also super easy to whip up! Give this insanely creamy paleo pumpkin mousse a try!
10.Paleo Strawberry Shortcake from Busy Creating Memories
Time to treat yourself to a dessert that’s not just paleo friendly, but also so delicious and right, you’ll make it again and again. Plus, you won’t even feel guilty about it!
- Paleo Popsicles from The Bewitchin Kitchen
In the mood for a cold, slurpy dessert treat? These paleo popsicles pack in the punch of coffee and taste so yum, you’ll be surprised why you didn’t make them earlier.
- Paleo Chocolate Fondue from Mommy Moment
On the hunt for a delicious dessert that’s not just paleo approved but also a total crowd pleaser? Give this chocolate fondue a shot!
- Paleo Chocolate Truffles from What the Fork Food Blog
These paleo chocolate truffles are a sweet, guilt free treat that you can not just enjoy eating, but making too- they’re that easy!
14. Paleo Bananas Coconut Foster from Confessions of an Over-Worked Mom
Paleo desserts can be a bit tricky to make, and if you’ve got a sweet tooth and are struggling to whip up a nice dessert that’s paleo approved, you might want to give this one a shot!
- Paleo Key Lime Pie from Forest and Fauna
Key lime pies are a delicious dessert option to try during the summer, and if you’re looking for a guilt free paleo approved version of it, look no further!
There are also some tasty recipes on the following 3 blogs
- Paleo Coconut Pumpkin from The Mama Maven
Packed with the creamy and delicious flavors of coconut and pumpkin, this paleo friendly bake could be your next favorite breakfast option.
- Paleo Peach Cobbler from Thank You Honey Blog
Got your hands on some delicious and juicy peaches? Give this super healthy and delicious peach cobbler a shot! It’s ridiculously easy to make and you’ll love how it tastes!
Enjoy Angela x
About Angela Milnes
Angela Milnes is a Qualified Teacher who specialises in Preschool and Kindergarten teaching. She has studied nutrition for children and taught adults cooking skills. Angela loves to share family meals and easy instant pot recipes here on The Inspiration Edit. Follow her on Pinterest!
So many yummy desserts! I want to try that Paleo Slow Cooker Chocolate Flan with Toasted Almonds recipe first.
great choice. I love slow cooker recipes.
OMG. My husband loves flan. I’m gonna have to try that one for him. I’d like to try the Key Lime Pie.
Key lime pie sounds good
These all look yummy. I have been making banana fosters for decades. A few years ago started adding coconut – makes it so much yummier.
Wow these all desserts seems to be so yummy. The good thing is that each one has some fruit. I love fruits and with dessert it is great to have them. I appreciate you have shared them with us.
I love that you made a list of Paleo desserts. This is how my husband and I eat, and it is hard to find delicious recipes to fit in with our diet.
It can be tough to find recipes but i’d recommend pinterest
That cherry sauce looks seriously amazing. Of course I would probably end up putting it on cheesecake or something else non-paleo lol!
I’m not on the paleo diet, but I have a few friends who are. So, I’ll be sure to pass this on to them.
all those pictures are mouth watering .Thanks for the recipes
All of this looks so good! I am especially wanting to try the coconut raspberry ice cream, it looks so refreshing!
they do look tasty. I want to try a few myself.
Oh, these look good! I would love to try some of these out! Thank you for the wonderful selection of recipes!
I have often thought paleo desserts had something lacking. However, these have got to be some of the best ones I’ve ever seen! Yum!
Nice list. I like the idea of Paleo Popsicles. I will try them this weekend and enjoy.
oh and they are perfect for summer too!
So many delicious recipes to try. They all look fabulous
All of these desserts look super delicious! I do like the Paleo diet, I will be trying some of these for sure!
Thanks. They sure do. I am not paleo myself but it will be sure good to test these out.
Those are great. I think it’s nice to have healthy alternatives to your usual desserts. I’d love to keep all of these and make them for the family.
Thank you Elizabeth. It is good to have different options healthy and Less healthy which we can eat in moderation.