9 Simple Gluten-Free Holiday Desserts Everyone Will Enjoy

Picture this: as you put the final touches on your whole-grain cinnamon rolls, you find out that your sister’s boyfriend’s mother invited herself to dinner—and she’s gluten-free. Eliminating wheat from your entire spread is going to be tricky, but in terms of gluten-free holiday desserts, we’ve got you.

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With millions of Americans now living the gluten-free lifestyle, the scenario isn’t unlikely. Chances are that you or someone at your holiday dinner or office party is avoiding gluten. The may suffer from Celiac disease, are weaning themselves off of unhealthy carbs in favor of cleaner substitutes (less pasta, more zoodles), or are simply trying to prevent belly bloat and digestive issues.

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Whatever the case, we’re making it easy for you to accommodate them while keeping everyone else super happy (and not driving yourself crazy!). The nine crowd-pleasing recipes below don’t require 34 steps, six hours in the kitchen, or a cupboard full of flour replacements. They will, however, wow the cozy socks off of every kind of eater.

9 Delicious, Gluten-Free Holiday Desserts

gluten-free holiday dessertsImage: Eye Candy Popper

Healthy No Bake Pumpkin Pie With Caramel Sauce
As long as you have a food processor, whipping up Eye Candy Popper’s concoction will be a total breeze.

The Easiest Chocolate Souffle You Will Ever Make
The name of Whole Lifestyle Nutrition’s recipe says it all, right?

Gluten-Free Sugar Cookies
Minimalist Baker provides the recipe, you provide whichever holiday-themed cookie cutters (trees! candy canes!) speak to you.

Image: Cotter Crunch

5-Ingredient No-Bake Cake Bites
Cotter Crunch uses a gluten-free cake mix shortcut to make festive chocolates in a jiffy.

Superfood Dark Chocolate Bark
Make this eye-catching dessert your own by adding all different yummy ingredients you have on hand.

Pecan Apple Crisp
One of our favorite cold-weather, no-fuss creations from gluten-free blogger Elana’s Pantry.

Image: Running to the Kitchen

Fudgy Paleo Skillet Brownie
The cast-iron skillet does double-duty in this bake-and-serve recipe from Running to the Kitchen.

No-Bake Matcha Coconut Bites
A ridiculously easy and refreshing treat to top off a filling meal (or lighten up a spread that’s filled with super chocolatey, buttery treats).

Sweet Potato Cookies
Dates give these cookies a natural sweetness that pairs perfectly with warming winter flavors like cinnamon and ginger.

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