Okay, so Easter’s coming up, and I’ve been thinking about desserts. I don’t want to go overboard with the calories, you know? So, I decided to try making some low-calorie Easter desserts. I started by looking for some ideas online and found this article about “50+ Easter Low-Calorie Cake Recipes.” Sounds good, right?
First, I picked out a few recipes that looked tasty and didn’t seem too complicated. I’m not a pro baker or anything, so I wanted something simple. I ended up choosing a light carrot cake, some fruity parfaits, and these cute little meringue nests.

Next, I made a shopping list with all the ingredients I needed. I tried to find healthier alternatives where I could, like using Greek yogurt instead of heavy cream and swapping out some of the sugar for natural sweeteners. I hit the grocery store and got everything on my list.
Baking Time
Time to get baking! I started with the carrot cake. I grated a bunch of carrots, which was a bit of a workout, haha. Then, I mixed all the ingredients together, poured the batter into a pan, and popped it in the oven. While that was baking, I got to work on the parfaits.
These were super easy. I just layered some Greek yogurt, fresh berries, and a sprinkle of granola in some glasses. They looked really pretty and colorful.
Finally, I made the meringue nests. I whipped up some egg whites with a bit of sweetener until they were all fluffy, then piped them onto a baking sheet in little nest shapes. I baked them at a low temperature until they were crispy.
The Result
- The carrot cake turned out pretty good! It was moist and flavorful, and you wouldn’t even know it was a lighter version.
- The parfaits were a hit! They were refreshing and not too sweet, perfect for a spring dessert.
- The meringue nests were adorable. They were light and airy, and I filled them with a little bit of lemon curd for an extra touch.
Overall, I’m pretty happy with how my low-calorie Easter desserts turned out. They were all tasty and satisfying without being too heavy. I think my family and friends will enjoy them too. If you’re looking for some healthier dessert options for Easter, I definitely recommend giving these a try!