22 Healthy, but Decadent Desserts For Your Thanksgiving Feast

These amazing gooey apple pecan bars bring together two classic Thanksgiving treats into one ooey-gooey dessert.

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You can still enjoy this Thanksgiving staple even if you're on a gluten-free or Paleo plan. Just bake these decadent-tasting pecan pie bars.

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Craving apple pie, but don't want to indulge in an over 400-calorie buttery piece? Here's a dairy-free option with much less fat.

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Say it ain't so: a delicious cheeseless cheesecake? This video recipe for soy-free vegan pumpkin cheesecake will make you a believer.

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Low in calories while remaining full of flavor, these pumpkin bars make a great Thanksgiving dessert. You cannot even taste the shredded carrot added for extra vitamin A.

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Marry your two favorite apple desserts — apple pie and apple crisp — by making this amazing vegan apple crumble pie.

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This raw, vegan, and gluten-free pumpkin pie is the real deal. One bite of the almond, cashew, date, and coconut crust, and you'll never go back to the regular recipe.

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These adorable mini caramel apples are the perfect small treat after an indulgent meal.

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Sometimes, there's nothing like a warm apple crisp to signal the end of a great Fall meal. This vegan apple cranberry crisp is a cozy way to celebrate the holiday.

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These chocolate chip pumpkin protein bars are not too sweet, and would make a great post-Thanksgiving breakfast bar.

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No butter, eggs, milk, or cream here. This sweet potato pie with whipped coconut cream tastes so creamy, no one at the table will believe it's vegan.

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These dairy-free chewy ginger molasses cookies will make a sweet and healthy end to your Thanksgiving feast.

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Soft and full of warming spices, each cider doughnut is only 86 calories.

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Soft, chewy, and under 100 calories, these gluten-free pumpkin chocolate chip cookies are bursting with that spiced pumpkin pie flavor you crave.

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Say it ain't so: a delicious dairy- and gluten-free bread pudding?

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Bread pudding makes for an easy throw-together dessert, and substituting almond milk for regular cuts a few calories as well. This easy recipe for vegan pumpkin bread pudding is the perfect option.

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Who needs high-calorie pecan pie when you can make these vegan pecan thumbprint cookies? They're a cinch to make and can be baked ahead of time if your oven is prime real estate on Thanksgiving.

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If you want to end your Thanksgiving feast on a not-too-sweet note, these pumpkin coconut bars may be just what you need. They'd also make a great post-Thanksgiving breakfast bar if you need something to grab before your Black Friday shopping spree.

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This subtly sweet vegan pumpkin pie pudding is full of fiber and protein for a healthy sweet treat any time during Thanksgiving weekend.

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For a sweet after-dinner treat, bite into a slice of oatmeal pumpkin spice bread that's completely dairy-free.

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Since this apple pear crisp is vegan, it's lower in fat and cholesterol than the traditional dessert, and the pear adds a subtle, sweet twist (plus it ups the fiber).

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When you want your house to feel as cozy as slipping on a sweater in the Fall, turn on your oven, and bake this pumpkin bread.

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