58 Healthy Chocolate Recipes You'll Fall Head Over Heels in Love For

These are the perfect healthier way to conquer your chocolate doughnut cravings.

At just 86 calories per Almond Joy, all you need are five common ingredients and a food processor and boom — you're instantly a (healthy) candy-making genius.

If you grew up scooping out spoonfuls of raw cookie dough while baking chocolate chip cookies with Grandma, you're going to fall hard for this cookie dough freezer fudge — shhh, it's made with lentils!

You get three amazing layers — chocolate kripsies on the bottom, sweet and salty peanut butter in the middle, and chocolate chocolate chip on the top. At just over 100 calories, each bite offers 3.2 grams of protein.

Soft, chewy, and only 86 calories per serving, these pumpkin chocolate chip cookies are vegan and grain-free. Bonus: since they contain no eggs, you can lick the bowl clean!

Peppermint Pattie and Junior Mint lovers will flip for these tasty mint chip truffles. Sweet and refreshing like the classic you're craving, this Paleo-friendly treat clocks in at less than 70 calories per serving.

This simple dessert-on-a-stick takes five minutes to whip up and four hours in the freezer, and because it's 150 calories per two-piece serving, go ahead and have it for a healthy snack.

For an added sweet bonus, these homemade fudgsicles are filled with fresh strawberries — the perfect complement to the chocolaty goodness. And even better news? Each one is under 80 calories.

Avocado lends a creamy texture to these moist chocolate cupcakes, which will be instantly beloved by vegans and nonvegans alike!

A kiss for your vegan Valentine — one they can actually eat! This dairy-free take on classic peanut butter kisses is made with vegan ingredients and homemade chocolate kisses, so your animal-free friend can eat easy.

A decadent dessert doesn't have to be full of empty calories. These vegan peanut butter brownie bites are hiding a secret — an extra dose of protein!

Just because these vegan brownies aren't baked doesn't mean they're not ooey-gooey and decadent!

The perfect coffee accompaniment? These raw mini chocolate hazelnut biscotti.

Is there anything more luxuriously delicious than chocolate mousse? Didn't think so.

You don't need to know that the brownies are made with a secret healthy ingredient (zucchini!) or that the ice cream filling contains no dairy at all. All you need to know is that you can feel good about eating these delicious, chewy, and vegan ice cream sandwiches.

No need to swear off your favorite chocolate candy if you've gone vegan — you just need to become a little creative in the kitchen. These vegan Snickers taste better than the real thing, and are healthier too.

You only need two ingredients to make this perfectly sweet chocolate ice cream, so why haven't you tried it yet?

You won't miss the calories in these slimmed-down brownies! Compared to a classic recipe, these can save you 170 calories without sacrificing taste.

These chocolate almond protein bars are so good, you'll think they're dessert. At 166 calories and 13 grams of protein, however, they make a great post-workout snack when you're craving something sweet.

Why spend the money (and the calories) on chocolate-dipped strawberries when you can make something better? These fruity chocolate mousse cups are a crowd-pleaser that you'll enjoy preparing.

Whether you've got a nut allergy or simply want to try something new, these sunflower-seed butter cups will be a welcome change from their peanut-butter counterparts.

It's a little unfair to restrict gingerbread consumption to the holidays, don't you think? These chia-packed, flourless gingerbread chocolate chip balls are too good not to make year-round!

These chocolate chip cookies are Paleo and vegan, but they're delicious enough for seconds . . . and thirds.

Dubbed "chocolate hummus" because of its secret ingredient (chickpeas), this dip is perfect when paired with juicy strawberries.

Even without added sugar, these flourless cranberry-chocolate cookies are rich and sweet.

While vegetables may not scream "dessert!" to you, this zucchini-bread recipe will definitely satisfy your sweet tooth.

Molasses and cashew butter are just a couple of the scrumptious ingredients inside these healthy blondies.