Christmas Sweets Recipes
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Found 26 recipes
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Peanut and dark chocolate biscuits
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Banana balls in dark chocolate
Preparation time: 20 min. -
High Protein Chocolate Balls
Preparation time: 20 min. -
Honeycake balls
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Delicate Coconut Cookies
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Matcha beehive cookies with vanilla custard
Preparation time: 40 min. -
Oatmeal gingerbread biscuits
Preparation time: 35 min. -
No-bake date and peanut butter cups
Preparation time: 15 min. -
Traditional Linzer cookies
Preparation time: 70 min. -
Almond and chocolate crescent Christmas cookies
Preparation time: 60 min. -
Hazelnut truffles with chocolate
Preparation time: 45 min. -
Spelt flour vanilla Christmas crescent cookies
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Pumpkin truffles
Preparation time: 15 min. -
Dubai Chocolate Cups
Preparation time: 15 min. -
Easy Oven Baked Churros with Chocolate Sauce
Preparation time: 50 min. -
Soft Cinnamon Oat Cookies
Preparation time: 25 min. -
Gingerbread Cupcakes with Cream Cheese Frosting
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Healthy Cocoa Coconut Biscuits
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Gingerbread Energy Balls
Preparation time: 10 min. -
Gingerbread Oat Cookies
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Healthy quark Raffaelo balls
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Ginger biscuits
Preparation time: 25 min. -
Homemade Sugar-Free Ladyfingers
Healthy Christmas Cookies
Christmas and Advent are for many the most beautiful time of the year, accompanied by kitchens filled with the scent of cookies. Whether you’re a fan of traditional recipes or prefer their lighter versions, you’ll find a wide range of quick and tasty tips for the most delicious treats here. And if you’re worried about eating Christmas cookies, don’t stress – a few pieces once a year definitely won’t ruin your progress. In fact, to gain 1 kg of fat, you’d have to eat on average over half a kilo of cookies three days in a row.
Depending on your fitness and taste goals, you can choose between classic gingerbread cookies or vanilla crescents, snickerdoodle cookies, jar desserts, crinkles or no-bake cookies.