This Oreo cookie recipe features a creamy, minty-sweet filling. The best part? The cookies contain matcha, a powder made from antioxidant-rich Japanese green tea leaves.

This two ingredient, low-sugar chocolate frosting gets its sweetness from sweet potato puree, as well as antioxidant-rich chocolate.

This dark chocolate vegan pudding recipe is so silky, so smooth — plus it's made with heart-healthy avocados and is much lower in sugar than the typical store-bought chocolate pudding.

These seven pumpkin dessert recipes are low in sugar thanks to clever ingredient swaps like unsweetened coconut, maple syrup and honey.

Hummus for dessert? Yep! With these 11 recipes, you just might start to rethink everything about this dip.

These ten popsicles not only combine cool flavor combinations, they are all under TK calories so you can indulge guilt-free, all summer long.

Do you adore strawberries dipped in whipped cream, but can't deal with all that sugar and dairy? We have the answer: whipped coconut cream with no added sugar.

'Tis the season to fill up on the sweetest things in life — family, love and, of course, desserts! We always want to encourage you to enjoy these moments and feel good about all of your choices. Fitspo should never been about skipping out on a fun cocktail or holiday treat. It’s all about balance.

Think it’s impossible to make a delectable dessert in minutes? Think again. Beyond being incredibly quick to prepare, these scrumptious treats burst with nutrients from fruits and whole grains.

We know, it's so hard to resist walking by any Cinnabon, especially at the mall or airport where your healthy food options are already limited.

Soft, creamy puddings are an easy dessert to like, combining sweet, rich flavors with a cool and silky-soft texture. Most recipes use a starch thickener -- typically flour or cornstarch in the United States -- to bring the pudding to a suitable consistency.

A dollop of whipped cream on top of a piece of pie is decadently delicious, but really bad for your waistline. A single tablespoon of whipping cream has more than 50 calories and 5.5 grams of fat; 3.4 grams are saturated fat, which is a hazard for your heart health.