5 Great Blogs For Dessert Lovers
Creating homemade desserts can be a fun and delicious hobby, whether you're an experienced baker or a novice in the kitchen. The blogs listed here share a variety of recipes, from decadent sweet treats to more health-conscious versions of classic desserts, and some offer options for those who are vegetarian, vegan, or gluten-free. If you're interested in adding some new confections to your repertoire, consider checking them out. This video was made with Ezvid Wikimaker.
Dessert Blogs Full Of Delicious Recipes
| Name | Creator |
|---|---|
| Keep It Sweet Desserts | Lauren Lilling |
| Oh, Lady Cakes | Ashlae Warner |
| Veggie Desserts | Kate Hackworthy |
| Becca Bakes | Becca Wolf |
| Dessert Goals | Miraya Berke |
The Chemistry Of Cookies
5 Fun Facts About Ice Cream
- Americans consume about 23 gallons of ice cream each year, on average
- In 1984, President Ronald Reagan declared July as National Ice Cream Month
- Milk-based ice cream was invented in the 10th century
- The first ice cream cone was put together at the 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis Missouri
- 10.3% of milk produced in the United States goes to making ice cream
Tips & Tricks for Vegetarians & Vegans
- Get some vegetarian & vegan cookbooks, so you don't have to modify recipes and have plenty of dishes to choose from.
- Experiment with how you prepare tofu. It has a bad reputation, but it can be a great component of a meal if it's flavored and cooked right.
- Stock up on vegan snacks. Just because you're on a plant-based diet doesn't mean you can't have fun with your food.
- Consider a meatless or meat-reduced diet for your dog, although of course you should talk to a vet before making this major change.
- It's not hard to get the protein you need from whole foods, but if you're a body builder or just concerned about protein intake, try mixing a vegan protein powder into a shake or smoothie.
- If you're making this change for health reasons, remember to create sustainable habits so that you don't lose steam after a week or two.
Why You Always Seem To Have Room For Dessert
In Depth
If dessert is your favorite meal, you've come to the right place. Here, in no particular order, are five blogs you'll want to check out whether you want to try out a new recipe, or just admire mouthwatering photos of baked goods, frozen treats, and everything in between.
Up first, in the #1 spot, we have Keep It Sweet Desserts. In March of 2012, self-taught baker Lauren Lilling launched an e-commerce business called Keep It Sweet Desserts. This bakery specialized in cookies, brownies, blondies and other mail-order specialty treats, in addition to catering.
In 2014, Lilling closed her online bakery in order to focus on her growing family, but she continues to run a blog of the same name. She shares recipes such as pink champagne cake pops and vanilla bean apple bundt cake and posts weekly wrap-ups.
In 2014, Lilling closed her online bakery in order to focus on her growing family, but she continues to run a blog of the same name.
#2 on our list is Oh, Lady Cakes. On this blog, Ashlae Warner shares her from-scratch recipes, such as salted chocolate-pretzel peanut butter cookies, and raw tahini brownie bites. Warner promotes wholesome, seasonal ingredients, and her recipes are divided into "standard" and "not completely terrible for you" categories.
Many, but not all, of her recipes are vegan, and some are gluten-free. Warner has been featured in media outlets such as Epicurious and Redbook. She is located in Denver, and writes about her career producing licensed marijuana-infused edible products. She also shares the occasional travel guide.
Coming in at #3, we have Veggie Desserts. Kate Hackworthy is a Canadian-born food blogger, author, and magazine columnist. On her blog, Hackworthy shares recipes for sweet treats such as cakes, cookies, and pies. Many of her dessert recipes incorporate vegetables for a healthier twist, such as fudgy zucchini brownies.
On her blog, Hackworthy shares recipes for sweet treats such as cakes, cookies, and pies.
Dessert aficionados with dietary restrictions can find baked goods and other treats free of dairy, eggs, and gluten. In addition to sweets, Hackworthy also shares vegetarian and vegan recipes for breakfasts, main meals, and snacks. Her first cookbook, Veggie Desserts and Cakes, was released in 2017, and features sixty original recipes.
Up next, in the #4 spot is Becca Bakes. This sweet treat recipe blog began in 2010 when Becca Wolf was a college student learning to make layer cakes in her dorm kitchen. Today, Wolf provides instructions on creating impressive baked goods, frozen treats, and other desserts for any occasion.
The recipes on Becca Bakes include Wolf's take on classic recipes, as well as inventive new flavor combinations. She also recreates nostalgic comfort foods. From 2012 to 2014, she developed and sold three unique cookie mixes. Her work has been featured in media outlets such as Buzzfeed and HuffPost.
Her work has been featured in media outlets such as Buzzfeed and HuffPost.
And finally, #5 on our list is Dessert Goals. Founded in 2016 by Miraya Berke, this company hosts decadent food festivals in New York and Los Angeles. These events feature local dessert artisans who craft everything from stuffed cookies and chili gummy bears to gourmet cotton candy and Portuguese egg tarts.
Each festival features a salt bar where attendees can cleanse their palates between sweet treats, as well as colorful photo opportunities. On the Dessert Goals blog, visitors can find interviews with event vendors, in addition to food photography tips and gift recommendations. The blog also features indulgent recipes, such as peanut butter cinnamon honey cake.
