Can't Find Flour Anywhere? These 50 Healthy Desserts Are All Flourless

You probably already have everything you need to make these brownies, except maybe the patience to wait for them to cook!

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These vegan, protein-packed bars come together in just 10 minutes, and the recipe is so versatile — you can choose the nuts, seeds, and dried fruits you like best. These are made with peanut butter, pepitas, pecans, and raisins.

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Soft, chewy, and under 100 calories, these gluten-free cookies are bursting with spiced pumpkin pie flavor. The main ingredient is almond butter, so make sure you have a jar on hand.

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This banana bread is just begging to be smeared with peanut butter for tomorrow's breakfast. The hardest part about this recipe is grinding rolled oats into flour.

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These cookies are not only free of white sugar, brown sugar, maple syrup, honey, or any other sweeteners, but they're also flour-free, gluten-free, and vegan, so if you're trying to eat cleaner, you can feel good biting into these chewy cookies.

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This gluten-free recipe has your busy morning's back. Make it the night before, and you've got a hearty, healthy breakfast for the week.

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Bake a batch of these banana nut protein muffins to enjoy for the week's breakfast or snacks, or double the batch so you can freeze them for later. They taste delicious on their own, but are even better paired with a smear of nut butter and a sprinkle of cinnamon.

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These 87-calorie peanut butter cookies are made with gluten-free oats and a handful of other ingredients you probably already have in your kitchen. As an added bonus, they cook up golden brown in less than 10 minutes.

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So you technically don't bake these, but you do need to heat the ingredients, so that counts! At 153 calories per delicious square, these are just as addictive as the original recipe, but with 4.6 grams of protein, they'll leave you feeling a little more satisfied.

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If you're trying to eat less sugar and less processed food, this cookie recipe is perfect. They're only made with three ingredients you might already have in your kitchen: bananas, rolled oats, and vanilla protein powder. That's it!

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You love sitting down to a bowl of oatmeal, but when you're in a rush, who's got time to sit with a spoon? Here's a quick treat to satisfy your oatmeal cravings on the go.

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The dough for these vegan blondies is made with rolled oats, almond butter, beans (I know, shocker!), and flaxmeal to give them that buttery-soft and chewy texture. They're protein-packed, sweet, nutty, chocolaty, and so freaking delicious.

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These vegan bars are like the Chocolate Sea Salt flavor you'd find from RXBar. They too are made with minimal ingredients — just five instead of eight — including dates, chocolate protein powder, hemp hearts, raw almonds, and flaky sea salt.

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Just throw all the ingredients into your food processor, press the dough into a pan, pop it in the fridge to firm, and within an hour you'll be biting into these decadent, delicious brownies.

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If you grew up scooping out spoonfuls of raw cookie dough while baking chocolate chip cookies with Grandma, you're going to fall hard for this chocolate chip freezer fudge — shhh, it's made with lentils!

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All you need are two ingredients — bananas and chocolate chips — and each bite is just 39 calories!

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These carrot cake bites taste so much like the real thing, it's hard to believe they are full of good-for-you protein and fiber.

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All you need is a food processor or high-speed blender, and you'll be biting into these soft, cookie-dough-like protein balls in a matter of minutes.

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Cold, creamy, and chocolaty, this vegan treat requires no ice-cream maker — just frozen bananas and a food processor.

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Creamy and fruity, these tiny strawberry cheesecakes are the perfect dessert to make in warm weather.

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This tropical treat will become your new go-to summer dessert.

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All you need are five common ingredients and a food processor and boom — you're instantly a (healthy) candy-making genius.

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Nobody will guess that these chocolate mousse cups are made with silken tofu instead of eggs and cream and are also naturally sweetened with dates instead of white sugar.

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These fruity chocolate mousse cups are a crowd-pleaser that you'll have fun making.

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The natural sugar in these ooey-gooey pecan bars comes from raw honey and dates.

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They taste just like cookie dough!

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This might be my all-time favorite dessert to bring to dinner parties.

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Whether you have a nut allergy or simply want to try something new, these sunflower-seed butter cups are just as delicious as chocolate peanut butter cups.

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Green-smoothie-lovers, we found the ice cream recipe you'll want to eat for dessert every night this week. It's made with frozen banana, mango, pineapple, and spinach.

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Make these frozen banana pops with ingredients you probably already have in your kitchen — you only need a banana, dairy-free yogurt, and chocolate chips.

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Try this healthy — and mini — version of an ice-cream sandwich. These banana nibblers, filled with a mixture of Greek yogurt and peanut butter, will satisfy your sweet tooth while cooling you off.

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Each serving of this decadent chocolate pudding (made with black beans!) offers over seven grams of protein and six grams of fiber. Enjoy it for dessert or even as a filling, sweet snack!

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Make a batch of these vegan Mounds to keep in the fridge whenever chewy-chocolate cravings strike.

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If you've never made homemade chocolates in your life, this recipe is a perfect one to start with. Each Peppermint Pattie is the perfect marriage between chocolate and mint, and these taste better because of the creamy, melt-in-your-mouth cashew filling.

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If you're craving a piece of pie, these scrumptious little caramel-filled tarts made with dates will do the trick!

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This homemade ice cream is chock-full of cherry and chocolate goodness but without saturated fat and cholesterol.

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You need something sweet that tastes like ice cream but is healthy. Grab a banana and make these chocolate peanut butter banana nibblers.

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If you have an obsession with all things chewy and you also have a love affair with chocolate, make these protein balls that taste like Tootsie Rolls.

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You only need dates, soy milk, apples, and the topping of your choice to make these adorable treats on a stick.

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Disguised as chocolate raspberry truffles, these are actually protein balls perfect for after a workout or for an after-dinner treat.

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Perfect for a snack or dessert, these chocolate almond protein bars offer 10 grams of protein.

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With these bars, you get three amazing layers: chocolate Krispies on the bottom, sweet and salty peanut butter in the middle, and chocolate chocolate chip on the top.

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Made with almond butter and maple syrup, these vegan almond butter cups are a healthy way to eat a Reese's.

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The soft texture and decadent, fudgy flavor of these no-bake brownie bites will satisfy dessert cravings for just 77 calories.

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If you love sorbet, this pineapple ice cream is a must-try frozen treat. It's creamy. It's smooth. And it's dairy-free!

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Made with high-fiber avocados and high-protein silken tofu, this spoonable treat will satiate hunger, so you can enjoy a 156-calorie bowl and feel completely satisfied for hours.

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This deliciously sweet and creamy dessert is made with only two ingredients: frozen bananas and peanut butter!

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These apricot almond butter bites are full of protein and flavor and so easy to make.

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All you need to make these homemade pumpkin pie Larabars are cashews, dates, and a few spices. So easy and delicious!

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These almond macaroon cookies are loaded with protein and heart-healthy fats, plus an unforgettable lemon and almond flavor.

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