With summer bidding us goodbye and fall already here, here are some recipe ideas to kickstart your favorite time of the year ...

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With summer bidding us goodbye and fall already ... but take only minutes to come together. It is a very simple no-bake fall dessert recipe that even your kids can make from scratch.

Inspired by Key lime pie, the classic American dessert, this is similar to a cheesecake but made with condensed milk. Such an easy, quick pudding that is sweet and sharp from the limes.

From cakes to cookie bars to pies and even cheesecakes, you’ll be able to master these 103 easy dessert recipes in no time. With these recipes, we've found plenty of ways to create stunning ...

For a dinner party dessert that's easy to make but guaranteed to turn heads, serve this no-bake Oreo, banana and caramel cheesecake. When it's this easy, you'd be a fool not to try it. A simple, ...

Our collection of no-bake desserts includes classics like no-bake vanilla ... Plus, puds made with summer berries, ice cream cakes and a few easy festive desserts. Mango-misu takes the main elements ...

Cheesecake in a Jar. Photo credit: Little Bit Recipes. Treat yourself to an indulgent, no-bake cheesecake in a jar with cherry topping. This quick and easy-to-make dessert is sure to be a hit, and you ...

Bookmark these summery desserts no-bake desserts for when the sun makes a reappearance. If last weekend’s weather has you raring to go for summer ... (I find it easiest to do the topping ...

What makes these recipes so easy, you may ask? We've included many desserts that are ready in under an hour (some even in 10 minutes!), so you're not slaving away in the kitchen prepping a towering ...

There's no debate that ... some of our favorite easy desserts: poke cakes and cheesecake bars. If you're unfamiliar with the former, it's all in the name—they’re baked, poked, then filled ...