10 Chocolate Free Christmas Dessert Ideas

Heart-shaped chocolate-free Christmas dessert tart with strawberries and nuts.

10 Chocolate Free Christmas Dessert Ideas

I don’t have chocolate in my house. It isn’t that I don’t like it (I ADORE it) – but if it is there, I’ll scoff the lot until it is gone. So do the kids.

But my husband is also allergic to chocolate… poor thing (yey for me!). The problem is that nearly everything Christmas related has chocolate in it or on it..

For instance, my husband yesterday was given a gift basket from his Theatre Class to thank him for the year – the gift is just beautiful – but it is full of chocolate – because most gifts are – gah gah gah!!

So I figured there must be other people out there who don’t like it, can’t eat it or just don’t want – Chocolate!

Let’s go through thirty different chocolate free Christmas Ideas!

1. Yes Please Cheesecake Dip

This recipe is a good one for when you still want sweet, but don’t want chocolate!

Grab the recipe HERE!

Yes, Please! Cheesecake Dip

2. Frozen Strawberry Cheesecake Slice

Now before you go off your brain and tell me ‘But there is Nutella in the biscuit base’ – you can easily swap the Nutella out for peanut butter or just butter. When I make this I really love the peanut butter version – so decadent and rich! Another great thing about this recipe is that you can make it in advance (up to two weeks) and just grab it out of the freezer before serving – so it also saves you time on Christmas Day!

Get the Recipe HERE!

Frozen Strawberry Cheesecake Slice

3. Christmas Fruit Mince Piecaken

What happens when a cake marries some Fruit Mince Pies? Pie + Cake = PIECAKEN!

Plus it is so easy to make – best served warm!

Grab the recipe HERE!

Christmas Piecaken | Stay at Home Mum

 

4. Strawberry Custard Trifle

A semi-traditional trifle that even the little kids will enjoy on Christmas Day!

Get the Recipe HERE!

Delicious strawberry and mixed berry trifle layered with cream and custard, perfect for Christmas ce.

5. Condensed Milk Cheesecake Pavlova Stack

This is our Christmas Dessert this year, a delicious stacked pavlova sandwiched together with condensed milk cheesecake – and topped with candied coconut and blueberries. Truly delicious!

Grab the recipe HERE!

Condensed Milk Cheesecake Pavlova Stack | Stay at Home Mum

6. Old Fashioned Caramel Tart

Probably the BEST caramel tart on the face of the earth (I kid you not!). Even better if you top it with meringue and turn it into a Caramel Meringue Tart. Hmmmm yum!

Grab the recipe HERE!

Old Fashioned Caramel Tart | Stay at Home Mum

7. Baileys Deep Fried Coconut and Cinnamon Ice Cream Bombs

Yes this recipe is a bit fiddly and can be time consuming. BUT – you can make them long in advance and just keep them in the freezer until they are ready to be served!

Grab the recipe HERE!

Delicious Baileys deep-fried coconut and cinnamon ice cream bombs served with berries and chocolate.

 

8. Salted Caramel Macadamia Cheesecake

A Cheesecake that will impress Aunty Sally!

Grab the recipe HERE!

Salted Caramel Macadamia Cheesecake | Stay at Home Mum

9. Strawberry Tiramisu

This is Julie Goodwin’s recipe (republished with permission). She is one of my favourite chefs to follow (her and Margaret Fulton) – just so delicious!

Grab the Recipe HERE!

Delicious layered dessert with fresh strawberries and cream, perfect for a chocolate-free Christmas.

10. Zesty Lemon Cheesecake Mousse

Zesty and delicious – these are a spoonful of Summer in a glass!! Make in advance and serve them in drinking glasses!

Grab the recipe HERE!

Delicious lemon cheesecake mousse in glass cups with blueberries and mint garnish. Perfect for a ref.

These are just 10 Chocolate Free Options for Dessert this Christmas! Who needs chocolate!

 

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Clare Whitfield Chief Editor
Clare Whitfield is the Editor of Stay at Home Mum and a recognised voice in practical home management for Australian families. Based in the northern suburbs of Sydney, she balances editorial leadership with life as a stay at home mum to two school age children. Her background in home economics and more than a decade of experience in recipe development, family budgeting, and household systems inform her work.

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