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A Review Of Vegan Desserts for the Holiday

Non Dairy Holiday Desserts

Nichole Shirell
Dec 19, 2016
Tuscaloosa, AL
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A Review Of Vegan Desserts for the Holiday
3 easy, cheap and healthy vegan desserts

The Holidays are not complete without the perfect dessert. And yes, we Vegans would like an option if possible. Just as everyone else. Thank you for being considerate. With Christmas vastly approaching, I decided to compile a list of deserts that appeal to me. My goal is to prepare these and provide a review in the next article. I entered a goggle search and located all the items listed on The Food Network's website in a published article titled. "25 Vegan Desserts Even Non-Vegans Will Love" Posted by Jessica Witt on June 7, 2016. A link to the recipes are included. Simply click the name of the dessert.

Vegan Chocolate Cupcakes


Vegan Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Ice Cream


Dairy-Free Banana Ice Cream



Blueberry Mini Muffins Recipe



Raspberry Peach Fruit Leather



No-Bake Vegan Strawberry Shortcake Pies



Raw Vanilla Cheesecake with Chocolate Almond Crust


In an effort to obtain the opinion of non-vegans, and determine if in fact, the article's claim is true: "non-vegans will also enjoy these goodies," I will provide samples to three friends and ask for their honest opinions. I will also disclose how difficult each was to make. And finally, I will include pictures of my results.

I feel that it is important to share knowledge, (since it is power), and help, encourage and be an example for others on their quest of better eating. If we make the information readily available and provide options that are not only healthy but also good; each one, can teach one, and we can all be a nation who achieves better nutritional results.

Until the next release…




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