Think cheesecakes and tiramisus are the only no-bake desserts? Think again. We’ve found these amazing recipes that do not require an oven (nor hours’ worth of effort). From cakes, pies, to sherbet, you can now host your soiree in style.
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The differences between lime and key lime are that the latter is more aromatic and has more floral juice. Originally grown in Florida Keys, key lime juice is used to preserve pickles and sauces, and most commonly, an important ingredient in Key Lime Pies as well as this amazing dessert. This no-bake recipe prominently features the zest in lime coupled with crispy gingersnap cookies that will satisfy those craving for something sweet and citrusy. It is recommended to refrigerate the cakes for up to one day before consumption.
Check out the recipe here.
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Oreos, cream cheese, chocolate and sprinkles… what’s not to love about this dessert? These colourful balls are easy to make and are perfect for parties. With just a pack of regular Oreos, cream cheese, and 12 ounces of white chocolate, you’ll be able make about 30-35 of these amazing truffles. Chill for at least 10 minutes and keep in the refrigerator to maintain its freshness.
Get started on these delicious treats here.
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Planning a tea party? These cute cheesecake pots are so dainty and delish they are perfect to go with an afternoon spread – think sandwiches, scones with jam, and cakes. Not having to bake them means you’re able to whip up this dessert in just half an hour. However, remember to refrigerate them for at least two hours before serving.
Here’s the recipe for this cute cheesecake pots.
If you love peanut butter, you would love this recipe. Exceptionally easy to make, the No Bake Peanut Butter Pie consists of a simple two-step direction – beat and mix everything up, and then spread over a layer of cracker crusts. Got a new neighbour? Charm them with this flavourful and yummy pie.
It gets really warm some days, we know. Which is why we are adding this ice-cold goodness to our list. A mix of frozen fruits and low fat yoghurt with a dash of lime rind does the trick of cooling down in sunny weather. This dessert comes with an option to serve immediately or chilled for 1.5 hours for a firmer texture.
Find out more about this sherbet here.
