Friday, July 5, 2019

1 Dreamy Strawberry Icebox Cake + 3 Bonus No-Bake Desserts for Summer

It’s no secret we love a good no-bake dessert around here, especially in the dead of summer when turning the oven on can feel like end of days. An icebox cake is an especially good option which is why we were so lucky to score a stunning original recipe and some serious intel on no-bake cakes from Jessie Sheehan, who (quite literally) wrote the book on “Icebox Cakes.”

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Read on for Jessie’s tips for perfect icebox cake execution, one fabulous icebox cake recipe and a few other bonus no-bake summer desserts—including a decadent blueberry fool—that’ll get you safely and sweetly from 4th of July weekend straight through to Labor Day.

Icebox Cake

The cakey component:

Cookies, graham crackers, or ladyfingers make up the “cakey component” of an icebox cake. Cookies should be thin and very crispy and go best with whipped cream (as opposed to pudding). Graham crackers work perfectly well with pudding due to their sturdiness, and ladyfingers also do nicely [with pudding], though I prefer a soft, cakey finger, to a crunchy one.

Avoid soft and/or thick cookies (such as shortbread or biscotti) which will not easily absorb whipped cream, and make for a soggy cake; and don’t combine cookies with pudding, as they get too mushy.

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The creamy component:

Whipped cream or pudding generally compose this layer. For whipped cream, best to whip until stiff peaks form—a bit longer than you might think necessary—as a stiff peak equals a more stable cake. This is particularly important if you assemble a free-form cake or cupcake, like my Mexican Hot Chocolate  Icebox Cake, whereby the pan gets removed after the cake sets up.

Pudding is best combined with graham crackers or ladyfingers, as it will turn cookies to mush.

Related: Ditch the Can and Make Your Own Homemade Whipped Cream

Flourishes, flavors & add-ins:

Flavor your cream or pudding. A Black & White Malted Icebox Cake, for instance, is made with malt-flavored pudding. Use flavored cookies like lemon wafers, ginger wafers, chocolate graham crackers, or use other flavored add-ins such as lemon curd, salty caramel, dark chocolate ganache, or marshmallow whipped cream (marshmallow whipped cream makes for a delicious S’mores Icebox Cake).

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Related Reading: 8 Naturally Gluten-Free Desserts

Icebox cake assembly:

The best vessels for an icebox cake are springform pans and loaf pans (with both you can remove the sides after the cake sets). You can also do freeform, where you assemble on a plate using cookies and whipped cream and build [them] up like a layer cake. Or stack cookies and cream in a log shape. Pyrex pans—either 13 x 9 x 2-inch or 8 x 8 x 2-inch—are nice, too. Cakes made with pudding or runny add-ins such as caramel or ganache do best in vessels with sides to eliminate oozing and spillage (i.e., stay away from springform pans and loaf pans and free-form shapes).

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Layering an icebox cake:

First the creamy layer, then cakey layer, with add-ins on top of the cakey. Keep the layers relatively thin and always even; and break the cakey component up if necessary, so you leave no gaps when making a layer.

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How long should an icebox cake set?

Many say that when using store-bought cookies, etc. your cake only needs a 4 – 6-hour rest but Sheehan always likes to go at least 8 hours (preferably overnight) which makes for the best texture and a firm hold.

Icebox Cake & Other No-Bake Dessert Recipes

Strawberry Vanilla Icebox Cake

Ingredients
  • 2 cups chopped strawberries
  • 1/2 cup granulated sugar
  • 4 teaspoons vanilla extract
  • 2 cups heavy cream
  • 1/2 cup confectioners’ sugar
  • 8 12 oz vanilla wafer cookies
  • red sanding sugar for decorating
Instructions
  1. Combine strawberries & sugar in a small saucepan over med. heat, stirring occasionally for about 15 minutes until fruit breaks down
  2. Off the heat, add 1 teaspoon vanilla, and set the mixture aside to cool to room temperature
  3. In a bowl or stand mixer fitted with whisk attachment, whisk cream on medium speed until cream begins to thicken, about 2 to 3 minutes. Add the confectioners’ sugar and the remaining vanilla, and whisk until stiff peaks form
  4. With a rubber spatula, gently fold the strawberries into the cream
  5. Using a small offset spatula or the back of a spoon, spread a layer of cream on the bottom of 8 X 2-inch pan
  6. Cover as much of the cream as possible with a layer of vanilla wafers, filling any gaps with broken wafers. The goal is a solid layer of cookies
  7. Continue layering whipped cream & cookies until you run out or reach the top of the pan
  8. Spread the top of the cake with whipped cream and gently cover it with plastic wrap
  9. Refrigerate the cake for 6 to 8 hours, or preferably overnight

Blueberry Fool

If for whatever reason you are not feeling an icebox cake (and don’t worry, Sheehan won’t hate you for it), try whipping up a fool which has many of the same components as an icebox cake. A fool requires nothing more than a quick fruit compote (fruit + sugar + a little water, cooked on the stovetop until jammy), folded into some freshly whipped cream—perhaps flavored with lemon juice and zest or lavender if you’re feeling frisky, with the two layered in cups with some crushed, crisp cookies (I’m partial to shortbread). Get the Jessie’s Easy Blueberry Fool recipe.

Chocolate Mousse Pie

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Or do you fancy a chocolate cream pie with a cookie crust and a billowy topping of freshly whipped cream? You can easily make chocolate whipped cream by adding a bit of cocoa powder to plain whipped cream—and maybe a little extra confectioners’ sugar. You never have to bake a cookie crust, despite what recipes often call for: if you freeze it, before filling it with your stovetop chocolate (or vanilla) pudding, it’ll hold up awfully well. Get our Chocolate Mousse Pie recipe.

No-Bake Almond Cheesecake with Cherry-Kirsch Compote

As creamy and tangy as its baked cousin, Sheehan loves how easy no-bake cheesecakes are to throw together (cream cheese + sweetened condensed milk + lemon juice, and voila!!). A little cherry compote alongside is pretty nice, too. The graham cracker crust can be baked—or not—and freezing it before filling it will keep it nice and crisp even after you add the cream cheese mixture. Get the Jessie’s No-Bake Almond Cheesecake with Cherry-Kirsch Compote recipe.

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11 Perfect Treats for All-Day Poolside Grazing

Summer Berry Salad

The only thing that makes a pool day better is having the perfect snacks.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year, guys! The weather is warm but not way too hot, and you have enough time off accrued to afford a do-nothing day at home. You just can’t wait to put on your swimsuit and work on your tan by the pool. With the weather as perfect as it is and the right music going, the only thing you’re missing is the ideal poolside snack. On a do-nothing day, you don’t want to be running back and forth to the store or wasting time cooking complex meals.

Luckily, Chowhound is the home of the tastiest quick, easy, and light snacks perfect for a day spent beside the pool. You can make these the night before your lazy day and enjoy munching all day long!

1. Red Pepper Hummus

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Hummus is a healthy and refreshing snack, so I rarely ever feel guilty finishing an entire box of crackers when it’s accompanied by chickpea dip. This red pepper hummus only takes 15 minutes to make, and it gives traditional hummus a bit of extra flavor. The sweetness and spice are perfectly subtle and go great with pita, veggies, and chips, so make sure you make enough to last you the whole day. Get our Red Pepper Hummus recipe.

Related Reading: The Cutest Coolers for Summer

2. Sweet Potato Chips

Sweet Potato Chips

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When I’m snacking, I always go for something salty. The problem with that is that I often feel guilty after eating a bag of chips just to get my salt fix. However, these sweet potato chips are a healthier alternative to regular potato chips, with all the flavor of a rich sweet potato. They’re also a perfect addition if you’re planning on making that red pepper hummus listed above. If you’re a salty snacker like me, just be sure to drink plenty of water. We wouldn’t want you to dehydrate out in the sun all day. Get our Sweet Potato Chips recipe.

Related Reading: You’re Not Washing Your Water Bottle Enough | The Best Reusable Straws for Eco-Friendly Sipping

3. Gourmet Trail Mix

gourmet trail mix recipe

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This is your day off, and you deserve better than just the standard trail mix. Three different kinds of nuts in this gourmet gorp will keep you fueled with protein all day long; dried cherries and blueberries sweeten up this treat; and chocolate and coconut make for added flavors that blend so perfectly with the fruit and nuts. My only tip is to watch how much chocolate you put in. If it’s overwhelmingly hot out and you’re sitting directly in the sun, you may have a bit of a melting problem. Get our Gourmet Trail Mix recipe.

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4. Cobb Salad Dip

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Why spend the time making a salad or going out to pick one up when you can just eat it as an easy dip? This Cobb salad dip is light, refreshing, and goes great with celery sticks. The recipe suggests starting this the night before in order to give your ingredients time to sit, and then throwing in the dry ingredients the next morning. While this is something you could make in 15 minutes, I definitely recommend following the recipe’s advice. The more the flavors sit with each other, the better the taste (and the quicker you can get to the pool in the morning). Get our Cobb Salad Dip recipe.

5. Drunken Watermelon Pops

Easy Drunken Watermelon Pops recipe

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It’s a waste of a poolside day if you don’t get your drink on! Now that watermelon is back in season, stock up and use them to your advantage. These watermelon pops are soaked in vodka and Chambord (quite possibly my favorite liquors), and the vanilla bean will really bring the sweetness of this snack to the next level. Get our Vodka Watermelon Pops recipe.

Related Reading: The Best (and Worst) Spiked Seltzers | The Best Low-Carb Beers for Summer | The Best Canned Cocktails for Your Cooler

6. Cucumber and Honeydew Salad

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I always love a good cucumber salad, especially in the summer. Cucumbers are cool and light, perfect for when it’s hot out. And watermelon isn’t the only fruit coming back in season. Melons like cantaloupe and honeydew will start making themselves known in tons of recipes this summer, including this refreshing salad. The slight acid from the cucumber, sweetness from the honeydew, and savory feta cheese make for the perfect poolside lunch…and dinner. Get our Melon and Cucumber Salad recipe.

Related Reading: 11 Chunky Summer Salads Sans Lettuce

7. Peanut Butter and Jelly Fritters

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When you were a kid, there was nothing better than getting out of the pool to a freshly made PB&J. You’d eat it while you were still dripping wet, and then jump right back into the water. I think these peanut butter and jelly fritters are the perfect poolside snack to stir up a bit of nostalgia. Get our PB&J Fritters recipe.

8. Tangy Ranch Cashews

Ranch Cashews recipe

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Cashews are a great snack year-round, but the herbs in the ranch powder in this recipe give the cashews a fresh, summery kick. And if you’re not big on cashews, the powder can work sprinkled on pita chips, potato chips, or even microwave popcorn instead. Get our Tangy Ranch Cashews recipe.

9. Summer Berry Salad

Summer Berry Salad

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With a name like “Summer Berry Salad,” need I say more? This salad is chock-full of all the fruits you’ve missed in the winter months (such as strawberries and blackberries), and the citrusy syrup and mint leaves on top make for a fresh and crisp dish that tastes just like summer in a bowl. Get our Summer Berry Fruit Salad recipe.

Related Reading: How to Make Fruit Salad That Doesn’t Suck

10. Pineapple and Cucumber Guacamole

Pineapple and Cucumber Guacamole

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Let’s face it, pineapples make any summer dish a hundred times better. So add it to the fresh cucumbers, savory avocados, and spicy jalapeƱos in this guacamole, and you’ve got yourself a go-to summer dish for partying or chilling poolside. And the best thing about this guac is that you could eat it with anything. I’d put it on a piece of toast and hit the pool first thing in the morning, then dip chips all day long—but if you’re cooking out, try it on grilled fish too. Get our Pineapple and Cucumber Guacamole recipe.

11. Grapefruit Pate de Fruit Candy

grapefruit pate de fruit grapefruit candy recipe

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This takes a while to make, so I’d definitely do it a full day or so before you plan to spend an afternoon beside the pool. In my opinion, having your own summery homemade candy is worth a little extra effort. This soft and chewy candy is made with real summer fruits and tastes like gumdrops. You won’t be able to eat them fast enough while you’re soaking up the sun. And don’t think you’re just limited to grapefruits—any citrus fruit should work just as well. Get our Grapefruit Pate de Fruit Candy recipe.

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The Best Food Shaped Pool Floats for Summer Fun

pizza slice pool float (best food shaped pool floats)

As the temps start to rise and the sweltering heat begins to creep in this summer, it’s prime time for cooling off at the pool. Not only are pool floats a fun way to enjoy summer’s favorite pastime, cool themed floats set the scene for the Instagram stories of your dreams. The many themes and varying types of inflatables available make the choices endless, but why not float on something delicious? We’ve rounded up a list of our favorite food shaped pool floats of the summer below. (Just don’t forget to use sunscreen!)

Whole Pizza Floats, $115.99 on Amazon

pizza pool float

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Did somebody order delivery? With this eight pack of pizza slices, you and your family can float down the lazy river as one big floating pie. (That said, you can also get your floating pizza by the slice. Bonus: both options include built-in drink holders!)Buy Now

Related Reading: Low-Carb Beers to Drink All Day | The Best (and Worst) Spiked Seltzer for Summer 

Avocado Float, $21.99 on Amazon

avocado pool float

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The removable pit on this avocado won’t cause you as much trouble as the real thing. In fact, this pit turns into a beach ball! Get toasty on this avo and you’re anything but basic.Buy Now

RosƩ Float, $20.39 at Walmart

rose wine pool float

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RosƩ all day, in literally every way. Float in classy Millennial style on this adorably rosy bottle of wine. Perfect for your summer bachelorette party.Buy Now

Bacon and Eggs Two Pack Float, $29.95 on Amazon

bacon and egg pool floats

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Sizzle and pop as a couple with these two breakfast themed inflatables. Cozy up next to the avocado float and brunch is served!Buy Now

Big Cheeseburger Inner Tube, $11.98 at Nordstrom (orig. $19.99)

cheeseburger pool float inner tube

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The price on this burger can’t be beat. A float with all the fixings, Big Mouth’s cheeseburger inner tube may be the only no-guilt burger you’ll encounter this summer.Buy Now

Deluxe Cheeseburger Pool Float, $39.97 at Walmart

Looking for something meatier? Try this cheesy-in-a-good-way deluxe burger raft.
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Double Cherry Float, $44.99 on Bando.com

cherry pool float

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Life is a bowl of cherries and a relaxing pool day is guaranteed with Sunny Life’s cute and kitschy cherry inflatable. No pits here, only splashes. (It’s also available on Amazon.)Buy Now

Three Person Pretzel Float, $11.89 on Amazon

pretzel pool float

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Three’s company on this oversized pretzel large enough to fit up to a trio of people. This summer is sure to be salty; pack mustard. (But if you like salty-sweet, there’s also a chocolate-covered pretzel float.)Buy Now

Everything Bagel Float, $15.19 on Amazon

cream cheese everything bagel pool float

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A bagel is not a bagel without the schmear. A food that naturally lends itself to being an inner tube, the detailed seasoning on this float will make you wish you were eating a bagel of your own. (Just flip it over to float on the cream cheese side.)Buy Now

Potato Chips Float, $15.67 at Walmart

bag of chips pool float

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Who doesn’t want a snack poolside? What about inside the pool? Sit back and relax on this super wide inflatable that’s all that and a bag of chips—literally. Only one question: Where’s the dip?Buy Now

Rainbow Popsicle Float, $11.08 at Walmart

popsicle pool float

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Stay cool at the pool with this rainbow ice pop float—like actual Popsicles, it also comes in a two-pack in case you want to share with a friend.Buy Now

Three Pack Inflatable Doughnut Drink Holders, $9.99 on Amazon

mini doughnut pool drink floats

Amazon

Maybe you don’t have room to pack a larger float, but that doesn’t mean you have to miss out on the fun. These sweet little doughnut floats hold cups, cans, and bottles! Now your drink can go with you in the pool, in style. (And here’s the full-size doughnut float if you want one for yourself!)Buy Now



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12 Low-Sugar Cookbooks Perfect for Paleo, Keto, and Diabetic Diets

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No matter why you adopt a low-sugar diet (including diabetes or a keto or paleo lifestyle), these low-sugar cookbooks make eating well easy and delicious.

I have a friend who was recently diagnosed with diabetes, which was sad for a number of reasons. It’s a whole new lifestyle to adjust to, especially because my friend is such a foodie. She loves trying new things and taking pictures of all the beautiful and delicious food experiences she shares with her loved ones. So after her diagnosis, I picked up a diabetes-friendly cookbook for her to show her that just because her diet is much more restricted doesn’t mean she can’t still be as adventurous with foods as she once was.

Additionally, while I was doing my research to make sure my friend would be fine to eat the meals in her cookbook, I found that the diet diabetics follow is similar to the paleo and keto diets in that they are extremely low in both sugar and carbs. So, whether you need to cut sugar out for health reasons or are just looking to experiment with a new diet, these cookbooks are worth picking up and diving into!

“Diabetes Cookbook and Meal Plan for the Newly Diagnosed” by Lori Zanini RD CDE, $14.61 on Amazon

diabetes cookbook and meal plan

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This cookbook was written by a dietician and diabetes expert, so it includes the newest information we have about managing diabetes in the context of the meals you eat. It includes both meal plans and hundreds of recipes that are effective in that they prevent any serious side effects a newly-diagnosed diabetic may be afraid of. It also helps that, even though they are low in sugar and carbs, these meals—like Salmon, Quinoa, and Avocado Salad and Herbed Chicken Meatball Wraps—are delicious.Buy Now

“Betty Crocker Diabetes Cookbook” by Betty Crocker, $14.89 on Amazon

Betty Crocker Diabetes Cookbook

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I mean, anything Betty Crocker is bound to be flavorful, homey, and delicious! If you’ve been diagnosed with diabetes, let this cookbook be a reminder that you don’t have to give up any of your favorite meals. In this book, you’ll find plenty of breakfasts, lunches, and dinners (like Blueberry-Almond Brown Bread, Pork Chops with Raspberry-Chipotle Sauce and Herbed Rice, and even Pumpkin-Chocolate Chip Cookies) that you can eat until you’re good and full.Buy Now

“The 12-Week Diabetes Cookbook” by Linda Gassenheimer, $15.54 on Amazon

diabetes cookbook

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While this cookbook is similar to the others in that it contains well-rounded and health-conscious recipes for a diabetic, I like that this book also contains budgeting advice. With more and more doctor’s appointments, treatments, and equipment to pay for just to keep your diabetes under control, money may be a little tighter than you’d like to admit. With a built-in budgeting guide, this book assures you that you don’t have to break the bank for your new dietary lifestyle.Buy Now

No-Fuss Diabetes Desserts” by Linda Gassenheimer, $9.95 on Amazon

diabetic dessert cookbook

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It simply is not possible to go without dessert. Luckily, there are tons of cookbooks like this one that focus just on desserts (don’t worry—all the recipes in this book are perfectly healthy for diabetics). The recipes in this book—like Mocha Fudge Cake and Peach Crumble—on top of being healthy and delicious, are simple and very easy to follow.Buy Now

“The Easy 5-Ingredient Ketogenic Diet Cookbook” by Jen Fisch, $8.99 on Amazon

5-ingredient keto cookbook

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Even though we are now moving into keto (and, eventually, paleo) cookbooks, I just want to let you know that most—if not all—of the recipes in the following cookbooks are healthy for diabetics as well. Keto and paleo diets follow a low-carb and low-sugar regimen that coincides with diabetic diets. However, if you are unsure, definitely consult your doctor and make sure you are monitoring your blood levels! This cookbook is great because all the recipes are keto-friendly, but they are also perfect for anyone who’s on-the-go and perpetually busy. You’ll find recipes with five or fewer ingredients, meals that can be made in 30 minutes or less, and entire meals that can all be prepared in one pot, including BLT Breakfast Salad, Garlic Butter Shrimp, and Berry Cheesecake Fat Bombs.Buy Now

“Keto Instant Pot Cookbook” by Mary Goodrich, $10.79 on Amazon

keto Instant Pot cookbook

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Instant Pots are very popular right now because they are so versatile in how you can use them and you can make amazing meals with little to no effort. If you got an Instant Pot and are now afraid that your new diet may limit your ability to use it, have no fear! This cookbook has 500 Instant Pot recipes—like Coconut Blueberry Pudding, White Duck Chili, and Mascarpone Cheesecake—that are all keto-friendly, so you won’t get bored on your diet any time soon.Buy Now

“Keto Meal Prep” by Liz Williams, $11.52 on Amazon

keto meal prep cookbook

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Meal prepping is a huge part of dieting. You prepare well-portioned, healthy meals so that you have lunch and/or dinner for the week and you’re not tempted to eat fast food on the run. When you start your keto diet, you may also want to start meal prepping to ensure that you are sticking to your diet. Try this cookbook that focuses on the meal prepping process and is in line with the keto diet; sample recipes include Ham and Cheese Breakfast Muffins, Italian Zucchini Boats, and Pork Burrito Bowls.Buy Now

Keto Ice Cream” by Adele Baker, $10.99 on Amazon

keto ice cream cookbook

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While the title of this cookbook only mentions the keto diet, it is advertised as perfectly good for paleo and diabetic diets as well. Even people on seriously restricted diets need a little something sweet every now and again, and what better than ice cream as we crawl further into the summer months? Make healthy ice cream and frozen treats like Strawberry Cheesecake Pops, Apricot Sherbet, and Chocolate Avocado Ice Cream with this book.Buy Now

“The Big 10 Paleo Spiralizer Cookbook” by Megan Flynn Peterson, $12.62 on Amazon

paleo spiralizer cookbook

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Like Instant Pots, spiralizers have gotten a lot of attention lately. Spiralizers allow you to finely slice vegetables so that they have the consistency and appearance of noodles. People replace regular pasta (which is high in carbs) with these vegetable noodles for a healthier, paleo-friendly option (this works great for keto and diabetic diets, too). Featuring several different vegetables—including beets, carrots, butternut squash, sweet potatoes, cucumbers, broccoli, turnips, cabbage, and bell peppers in recipes like Creamy Fettuccini Alfredo, Turnip Curly Fries, and Cucumber Noodle Poke Bowls—this cookbook will help you master your spiralizer while sticking to your diet in the most delicious way possible.Buy Now

“Paleo For Beginners” by John Chatham, $9.49 on Amazon

paleo cookbook

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I’m a big fan of “for beginners” cookbooks because they do a great job of teaching you about your new diet and offering delicious meals that motivate you to stick to it. So whether you’ve just been diagnosed with diabetes or you’re thinking of starting the paleo diet, this cookbook (with recipes like High-Protein Grain-Free Burgers, Buffalo Chicken Wraps, and Paleo Waffles) is a great investment.Buy Now

“Danielle Walker’s Against All Grain” by Danielle Walker, $18.99 on Amazon

grain free paleo cookbook

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This cookbook, in addition to paleo meals, shopping lists, and quick and easy-to-follow recipes (like Barbecue Salmon with Peach Salsa, Peruvian-Style Chicken, Meyer Lemon Curd Cakes, and No-Cook Chocolate Pudding), contains additional options for gluten- and dairy-free meals. So even if you’re just trying to avoid dairy, you’ll find something great in this cookbook—with slow cooker, one-pot, and 30-minute recipes too.Buy Now

World’s Easiest Paleo Baking” by Elizabeth Barbone, $17.96 on Amazon

paleo dessert cookbook easy paleo baking recipes

Amazon

You can’t possibly think I forgot about dessert! This paleo-friendly cookbook is full of decadent and tasty cakes, cookies, doughnuts, waffles, and more—including Vermont Maple Doughnuts, Gingerbread Pancakes, and Celebration Chocolate Cake—all without grains, gluten, dairy, or refined sugar. Who says you can’t satisfy your sweet tooth while sticking to your diet?Buy Now



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The Friday Buzz: Sopes, Holey Moley, and Waterloo!

Welcome to The Friday Buzz, our roundup of all good things, good advice, good feelings. It’s the happy hour of blog posts! Up this week.... Sopes, Holey Moley, Waterloo, and more!

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