With Easter just around the corner, I’m sure many of you are all stocked up on Easter eggs by now. However, if you’re looking to avoid a complete sugar coma, but still get your chocolate fix, I’ve compiled a list of my favourite chocolate recipes that are healthier, but don’t compromise on the delicious factor!
Energy Bars For Everyone via A Tasty Love Story
Dark Chocolate Sea Salt Almonds via Sally’s Baking Addiction
Chocolate Overnight Oatmeal Smoothie via Running With Spoons
Oat Pops via Botanical Kitchen
Salted Chocolate and Tahini Snack Balls via Celery & Cupcakes

Sweedish Chocolate Balls via The Petite Cook
Vegan Avocado Chocolate Muffins via Twigg Studios
Chocolate Tahini Cookies via Nadia’s Healthy Kitchen
Chocolate Peanut Butter Ice Lollies via Hedi Hearts
Chocolate Chia Pudding via Tin and Thyme
Chocolate Dipped Salted Figs via Celery & Cupcakes
4-Ingredient Vegan Bounty Bars via The Petite Cook
Assorted Raw Chocolates, Six Ways via Nutrition Stripped
Chocolate Chia Muffins via Celery & Cupcakes
Healthy Chocolate Pudding via Chocolate Covered Katie
Avocado Chocolate Cookies via Sprouted Fig
No Bake Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups via Naive Cook Cooks
Easy Coconut Flour and Chocolate Mug Cake via Goodness Green
No bake Chocolate Quinoa Cookies via Simply Quinoa
Vegan Rose Chocolate Chip Spelt Waffles via Local Milk


























I’m just really not into all this ‘raw’ stuff. I like vegan avacodo chocolatey things but it stops there. Raw stuff still has a lot of sugar in, so I’d rather just have the normal stuff but less of it 🙂
It’s not for everyone, but I adore raw chocolate, really yummy if you find a brand that you like. Everything has to be in moderation even ‘healthy’ foods can become unhealthy if eaten in excess.
Healthy and chocolate, this is a bit like a dream come true for a chocaholic!
Ha! That’s very true and it makes me insanely happy!
You have really made me want chocolate for breakfast so I am glad there are healthier ways to have it! Great post and one I will definitely return to. x
Chocolate for breakfast would be amazing right now, but instead I’m sipping on my virtuous green smoothie. 🙂
Oh my goodness!!! I am salivating at the thought of those Dark Chocolate Sea Salt Almonds, I NEEEEEEEEEED them in my life 😀
Janie x
The look amazing don’t they. I love flavoured almond snacks.
There are some seriously tasty looking suggestions here! I love the look of the tahini balls mmmmm! H x
Thanks! That is such an easy snack to make and you can store them in the fridge too.
This is my kind of post am a self confessed chocoholic. The fact that the recipes ars healthy too see bonus.
It’s my kind of post too – love chocolate!
OMG! They all look so good I don’t even know which recipe to try first! Thank you so much for sharing these healthy treats 🙂
Ha! I’m having the same problem, so many tasty chocolate recipes here.
Oh my goodness these all look incredible. I am salivating. I’m away in Australia at the mo and a current food trend here is making treats with raw ingredients. They make a lot of chocolate and protein balls etc
Raw chocolate treats is such a big thing now. I hope you’re enjoying Australia! 🙂
I will definitely be enjoying some chocolate eggs this easter, but I want to try all of these too. Yay for chocolate!
Me too! You have to have a choccy egg at Easter don’t you, but I think I’ll be sneaking some of these in too. 🙂
I have to say I do prefer normal chocolate. For me I don’t have chocolate that much for it to be an issue and have to have alternatives – I’d rather just the regular full-fat and sugar kind. HOWEVER, the cakes look amazing. The oat pops have definitely taken my fancy!
I knew that you would be all over the baked chocolaty goods. 🙂
Lovely selection of the recipes, they all look so delicious. I need to try making some for Easter!
Thanks Petra! I hope you enjoy the ones that you try.
Oooohhhhhh!!!!!!What a compilation, everything looks so good and sounds so tasty – complete chocolate heaven. I’m going to have to check everything out, but I think I might start with those flavoured chocolate bars. Thanks for including one of my recipes in your fab round-up.
You’re welcome Choclette! I’m not eve sure where to start with all these recipes – chocolate heaven is right!
These all look amazing! Really like the sound of the avocado muffins and the tahini cookies 🙂
They both look amazing don’t they!
I’m straight onto those avocado cookies! I made an avocado cookie recipe ages ago and it was a bit of a mess so the batch literally disappeared in about half an hour haha!
I find this time of year so easy to fall offtrack eating wise because MINI EGGS but there are so many easier, less naughty ways to enjoy chocolate so I love all of these recipes. Homemade raw chocolate/nut butter cups are my favourites.
She’s So Lucy
I’ve never thought to put avocado in cookies before, which is why I included it in the roundup. They do look and sound delicious and definitely one that I’m going to have to try.
Oh wow! They all look so delicious and tasty
Thank you! There are some great healthier recipes featuring chocolate out there.
These recipes look great! I personally love the look of the chocolate pudding, cookies and mug cake! Thanks for sharing x
You’re welcome! That mug cake looks insanely good!
Some really tasty looking recipes! I like blending avocado, cocoa and raspberries into a pudding xx
Your pudding sounds delicious. I love avocado and chocolate together.
Omg theae all look so good and I’m such a chocoholic. I certainly may have to try some of these x
Me too, a lady after my own heart!
These look amazing. I love the idea of being able to indulge in chocolate and yet eat reasonably healthily at the same time. That healthy chocolate pudding and those avacado chocolate cookies look amazing. Hugs Lucy xxxx
Thanks! Those are two of my favourite recipes from this list too, yum!