If you’re craving something sweet but don’t fancy turning the oven on, these no bake vegan treats are exactly what you need.
Some of my best (and most popular!) sweet treats don’t need an oven. With just a handful of simple ingredients and a few minutes of prep, you can make everything from chocolate brownies and granola bars to almond butter bars and homemade mini Twix. They’re quick, easy and perfect for keeping in the fridge whenever you fancy something sweet.
These recipes prove that healthy treats don’t have to be boring (or complicated!). Most are made with simple, everyday ingredients and come together in just a few minutes, making them perfect for busy weeks (or when it’s boiling outside and you’d rather keep the kitchen cool!).
Why you’ll love these no bake vegan treats
Ready in minutes: most recipes take just 10–15 minutes to make.
Simple ingredients: no fancy ingredients, and usually very few ingredient needed.
No oven needed: this is the best part! Especially on a hot day.
Naturally nourishing: made with whole food ingredients.
Nutritionfocused: they’re often packed with fibre, healthy fats and plant protein to help keep you satisfied.
Great for meal prep: keep a batch in the fridge or freezer for easy homemade snacking.
Browse the recipes
I’ve put the no bake treats into 4 categories so you can find them more easily:
Chocolate No Bake Treats
No Bake Treats under 150 calories each
Oat & Granola Bars
Energy Balls
Chocolate No Bake Treats
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No Bake Superfood Brownies
If you are looking for a whole-food sweet treat that takes minutes to make, these no bake superfood brownies are a great option. Simply blend all the base ingredients together and top with a quick homemade chocolate topping. No baking, no gluten, no refined sugar and nothing ultra-processed!
These crunchy chocolate balls are fudgy in the middle and coated in dark chocolate mixed with puffed quinoa for added crunch. Made with simple ingredients and no baking required, they’re easy to prepare and ideal to keep on hand for when you want something sweet made with healthy, nourishing ingredients.
Looking for a delicious and easy treat that doesn’t require any baking? These Pistachio and Pumpkin Seed Bars are just what you need! With only six wholesome ingredients, including a luscious layer of dark chocolate on top, these bars are both simple to make and irresistibly tasty.
With only 3 ingredients, these puffed quinoa bars are an easy choice if you are looking for a quick recipe full of good-for-you ingredients. The puffed quinoa really adds to the nutritional profile (and the crunch!) of these bars.
Making fudge has never been easier! This 2 Ingredient Chocolate Fudge is a great festive recipe for last minute gifting. With just dark chocolate and almond butter (and some optional festive toppings) this recipe will become a firm Christmas favourite.
Perfect for batch-making at the start of the week, these mini brownie bites are such a simple treat. With just a handful of everyday ingredients, they’re perfect for when you fancy something chocolatey but still want a more nutritious option.
Pistachios and chocolate are definitely a match made in heaven! And these mini chocolate pistachio bars are a super easy way to enjoy them both. With only 5 simple ingredients and no baking required, they are great one to store in the freezer for easy snacking.
At less than 150kcal per mini bar, these homemade twix are a great snack to have on hand in the fridge or freezer. They only need 6 ingredients to make, and because the recipe makes 24, you can freeze a big batch for easy snacking!
Craving a quick, healthy snack? These 6-ingredient Mini Toasted Coconut Bites are perfect! Made with whole-food ingredients with no baking required, they're an easy, guilt-free treat you can enjoy anytime.
With simple 4 ingredients, these mini apricot bites are an easy snack to have on hand in the fridge or freezer. Plus, they’re packed with nutritional goodness and only take minutes to make. Great for when you have the urge to snack but want something more nutritious.
If you are craving a wholesome treat that is simple and satisfying, these almond & cherry granola bars fit the bill. Packed with the natural sweetness of the dates and cherries and with the crunch of the almonds, they’re a delicious way to give your energy a boost! And even better – they don't need baking!
Swap out your shop-bought snacks for these homemade Chocolate Granola Bars. Made with easy whole-food ingredients, they only take a few minutes to blend together. Full of fibre, high in protein and good fats, they are a great swap to add your weekly list of easy snacks.
With lots of whole food ingredients, these no bake granola bars need to be on your weekly to-do list. Using a mixture of different nuts and seeds means you get all the different nutritional benefits of each, all at once. Try them, you won’t be disappointed.
Want to make your own snacks but think they are too difficult to make? Try these Almond Butter Oat Bars. They are packed with wholesome ingredients but are super easy to make and store well for healthier snacking.
Walnut & tahini is a combination that you must try. They pair beautifully in these 5 ingredient oat bars. Topped with a thick layer of dark chocolate you’ll want to have more than one!
These peanut butter energy balls are the kind of thing you can throw together in 10 minutes and keep in the fridge for the week ahead. No baking and very little effort required! Which to be honest, is my absolutely favourite kind of snack!
Struggling with nut-free lunchbox ideas? These Nut Free Energy Balls are made with tahini and shelled hemp seeds instead of nuts. They’re still delicious, just school-safe. One ball = ~4g protein too. Win-win.
With all the tastes of carrot cake, these easy carrot cake energy balls are a fun, healthier take on the traditional cake. Simply blitz in a food processor and you have yourself an amazing whole-food treat.
With only 5 simple ingredients, these easy Ferrero Rocher energy balls are a fun, healthier take on the traditional chocolate truffle. With a hazelnut in the middle and surrounded by a layer of dark chocolate, they are a great alternative to shop-bought, high sugar treats.
These lime and pistachio energy balls are a simple, delicious, and nutritious snack that everyone will love. With just five ingredients and minimal preparation time, they’re easy to make, as well as gluten-free, dairy-free, and refined sugar-free. An amazing whole-food treat!
I hope these no bake vegan treats have given you plenty of inspiration for your next homemade snack. I read all your comments (and appreciate every one!), so if you make any of them – do let me know what you think. Enjoy!
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