Chia, chia the magical seed. Oh, how I love chia pudding. This Chocolate Chia Pudding is one of those recipes that actually looks fancier and more complicated than it is; in reality it’s actually pretty darn simple. How is it so simple you ask? This chocolate chia pudding has only five whole food ingredients, requires only a few moments of stirring, place it in the refrigerator for a few hours and then like magic (kind of like dark magic), a delicious pudding appears—pretty amazing right? I like to make a few jars a head of time (you can store them in the fridge for up to 5 days) and then in the morning I grab a jar and top it off with my favorite toppings like berries, nuts, cocao nibs, coconut flakes or even a dollop of almond butter. Read more

Rhubarb is a real spring treat that’s actually a vegetable. But it’s lovely color and tangy flavor go perfectly in sweets! Try some of these paleo rhubarb recipes next time you’ve got a bunch of rhubarb to use. Read more

Float them in your hot chocolate, spread them across a sweet potato casserole, or eat them as an occasional treat. You’re sure to find your new favorite marshmallow recipe among those on this list. Read more

For the uninitiated, macaroons are a chewy cookie that’s flexible in pretty much all ways but one: it’s made with shredded coconut. Once you’ve got your coconut, you can do (or not do) just about anything you want. Bake them or don’t. Use eggs or make them vegan. Add chocolate or other flavors, or make plain coconut. Dip them in melted chocolate or don’t. It’s all up to you! My favorites are fruity, extra chewy, and sweetened with maple syrup. It’s very easy to adjust macaroon recipes to make them paleo by switching out the sugar and replacing the small amount of flour with almond flour or another nut flour. So there are lots of options to choose from! You’re sure to find a favorite, and so will your family. Read more

ICE CREAM TRUFFLES! Yes, you heard (read) that right and no, I am not just being a cruel Paleo temptress. If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a million time: Paleo is not just about depriving yourself; it’s about finding new, wholesome ways to eat the things you love. And these ice cream truffles are probably the best example of that. Read more

If you’re looking for a sweet Paleo treat or a hostess gift for your next social engagement, these tasty and beautiful matcha bliss balls are just the thing you’re looking for. They look like truffles and have a naturally sweet flavor and a satisfyingly chewy texture. And the best thing about them? No one will know they only took you a few minutes to whip up! Read more

Fudge. Sweet, creamy, chewy, fudge. Believe it or not, I’m not tempting you with something you can’t have. Instead, I’m about to tell you that you can have fudge – cashew vanilla fudge – while still keeping Paleo. If you love a touch of sweetness after a meal or as a snack like I do, hurry up and make this recipe because it’s going to make your day. Read more