Sugar-free dessert: Three recipes to cut down your sugar intake

Staying away from sugar is tough for everyone, especially for people with a sweet -tooth. Well, an individual can try some sugar-free desserts to cut out sugar intake from ir diet. A person can make sugar-free desserts at home and try out different recipes that can suit ir taste buds. Below, we list down some popular recipes that are simple and easy to make at home-

Magic Shell

Magic shell is a dessert that is made by melting chocolate. Coconut oil and drizzled ice cream and milkshakes are added to recipe to make a firm "shell" for holding chocolate. To make sugar-free magic shell dessert, you just need 3/4 cup vegan finely chopped dark chocolate and one tablespoon coconut oil. Add finely chopped chocolate and coconut oil to a small bowl or container. Microwave it for 30 seconds until mixture is fully melted. Keep stirring in between to aid melting process. If a person does t have a microwave,  melt  mixture on a stovetop. Enjoy sugar-free magic shell recipe.

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Peanut Butter Pie

This easy to make recipe is sweetened with honey. Even crust of peanut butter pie is naturally sweetened with dates and honey. Add three tablespoons of chocolate chips in dough. One can choose t to use regular whipped cream and consider whipped coconut cream instead. Later, refrigerate coconut milk overnight. Use cream cheese to heighten flavour of your peaut butter pie.

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Walnut Espresso Brownies

Espresso walnut brownies do t contain any butter, sugar, or flour. This moist and dense chocolate dessert contains some espresso in it. Walnut chunks will make this sweet dish more delicious than expected. ingredients for this recipe are raw walnuts, raw unsalted almonds, cups dates, cocoa powder, espresso powder and sea salt.

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