Take a Bite Out of Summer With These Quick and Healthy Desserts

Angela Jenkins

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Who doesn’t love a sweet treat? I sure do! On hot and humid days, a rich and heavy dessert probably isn’t a first choice for something sweet. Fortunately, there are a lot of light and healthy choices that will still satisfy your sweet tooth!
Other things to keep in mind while enjoying delicious treats is to be conscious of amount per serving in each recipe and calories per serving. You can also make substitutions in dessert recipes such as avocado for butter or applesauce instead of oil! Make sure the recipe allows for substitutions so your dishes turn out well. Try one of these lighter dessert recipes from A Healthier Michigan to satisfy your sweet tooth:
What are some of your favorite healthy dessert recipes?
Photo credit: kendiala and A Healthier Michigan

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