85 Delectably Easy Chocolate Dessert Recipes

Have you ever wondered what a gooey chocolate brownie paired with cheesecake would taste like? Look no further! This is rich, silky smooth, moist, and almost fudge-like—everything you want in a chocolate dessert.

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Chocolate sprinkles are traditional for these Brazilian chewy truffles, but you can use anything from nonpareils to your favorite nuts.

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Flourless chocolate cakes are fudgy and naturally gluten-free, so why add flour? Adding just 2 tablespoons of flour gives the cake a bit more structure. Topped with some candied orange peel, this cake is rich and decadent, but still a little lighter than your average chocolate cake.

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Got an urgent brownie craving? This easy mug brownie is ultra-fudgy and ready in minutes. It's rich enough for two people, but it's okay not to share. 😏

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These are essentially molds of chocolate filled with homemade hot cocoa mix and marshmallows that explode after being dropped into hot milk. And although they're extremely fun to watch unfold, it's not just a novelty thing. The melted chocolate, along with the hot chocolate mix, makes the creamiest, best hot chocolate we've had in a long time.

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All you need for this hot chocolate-inspired fudge is four ingredients, a microwave, and a fridge. The biggest challenge is finding micro marshmallows, like the kind that come in hot chocolate mixes. Once you have these babies in your life, don't be surprised if you add a dash to every dessert.

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This version of our OG cookie cake takes things to the next level by putting cookies INSIDE the "cake". It’s packed with chopped Oreos (in place of chocolate chips), decorated with a rich Oreo buttercream (in place of plain chocolate or vanilla), and crowned with even more Oreos. 😍

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If you love Almond Joy candy bars, these chocolate coconut balls are calling your name. Packed with toasted almonds and two kinds of coconut, they are chewy, nutty, and totally scrumptious. Oh... and did we mention they’re also covered in chocolate?

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This takes chocolate-covered strawberries to a whole new delicious level. Fair warning, this is an involved recipe you'll want to read through a few times before you get started. Trust us, it's 110% worth it.

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Show friends and family you care by making your own graham crackers, then covering them in white or milk chocolate, or both! Feel free to get creative with your decorations (we think drawing little hearts on these would be adorable).

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We’ve all been there—you think you have *one* more pack of instant hot chocolate mix left, only to discover it was mixed up and consumed many cold days ago. Save the heavy sigh and make a batch on the stove with creamy whole milk, rich semisweet chocolate chips, and a little bit of whiskey to keep you warm. This spiked hot chocolate recipe boasts a combination of cocoa powder and melted chocolate to achieve the ultimate balance of sweetness and rich chocolate flavor.

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Buckeyes are a beloved truffle made of a rich peanut butter filling and dipped in chocolate. It’s similar to a homemade Reese’s in the easiest way possible. This no-bake cheesecake might be even easier. The cheesecake is lighter and creamier than the truffle, but still has all of the peanut butter and chocolate elements you love.

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We love topping ours with shaved chocolate or a pinch of cocoa powder, but feel free to get creative on the garnishes! Try adding a strawberry or a spring of mint, or even crushed Oreos to the rim.

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Soufflés don't have to be something to fear! For tall, beautiful results, whip your egg whites well, coat your ramekins with sugar, DON'T open your oven (though you might want to), and serve these beauties right away.

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We start with our favorite homemade pizza dough for this dessert, but you can absolutely use store-bought if that's what you prefer. Add some sliced strawberries, marshmallows, pretzels, candy or just leave it at Nutella! The best thing about this easy dessert? You absolutely can't mess it up.

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Chocolate covered strawberries + cheesecake = OMG. Plus, since you're covering them in chocolate, you don't have to worry about your cheesecakes cracking. Win!

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Just like your favorite chocolate chip cookie recipe, these bars get loads of flavor from brown sugar, vanilla, and, of course, a whole bag of chocolate chips. A sprinkle of flaky sea salt over the top gives every bite that amazing contrast between salty and sweet. The flaky salt is optional, but if you’ve never tried this trick, trust us on this one—it’s going to blow your mind!

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The crust here is like a shortbread version of a classic chocolate chip cookie to make it sturdy enough to perfectly hold its shape and the caramel and chocolate layers on top. It’s a sliceable, shareable cookie and a really wonderful option for any holiday gathering.

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Turn your favorite chocolate-hazelnut spread into these adorable little pops. They taste like Fudgesicles, only better!

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Sugar cone fans—get ready to meet your new fave dessert. We use sugar cones not only for the topping in this no-bake dessert, but also in the homemade crust. Layered with vanilla ice cream, chocolate ganache, and crumbled peanuts for a sweet-salty, topping, this "pie" truly has something for everyone.

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