10 Thanksgiving dessert recipes (other than pumpkin pie)

If you want a tasty apple treat, try this monkey bread! It’s fluffy, packed with flavour and goes great with a cup of tea. Get the recipe here: Apple-Cinnamon Monkey Bread

Why not set up a DIY pudding bar for your Thanksgiving guests? Set up different toppings–such as fruit, nuts, cookies and granola–for your guests to choose from.They are sure to make a memorable mark on stomachs and hearts alike. Get the recipe here: Double-Duty Homemade Pudding

Not only is this dish delicious, but your whole house will smell like whimsy and Fall while you bake. Get the recipe here: Baked Pears With Honey Crumble

A crisp is so versatile, from the fruit you put on the bottom to the way you make the crumble on top. Plus, you’ll finally get to use all those apples you got while apple picking! Get the recipe here: Maple Apple Cranberry Crumble

Here’s an easy-to-make treat for the vegan in your life. Get the recipe here: No-Bake Date Snowballs

Dinner guests will be wowed when this chocolate pound cake appears at the end of the meal. (You don’t have to tell them how easy it was to make!) Get the recipe here: Chocolate Pound Cake with Fudgy Glaze

Carrot cake is a no brainer. It’s moist, delicious and who can resist the heavy sweetness of cream cheese frosting? Don’t feel bad about eating a big slice of this at Thanksgiving—it has vegetables in it! (Or at least just tell yourself that.) Get the recipe here: Carrot Cake with Cream Cheese Icing

These cute caupcakes can be served at the table or become portable desserts so your guests can mingle. Get the recipe here: Lemon Meringue Cupcakes

This pie is refreshing as it is fruity. Who says you have to stick with apple? Get the recipe here: Fresh Strawberry Refrigerator Pie

For a real kid pleaser, try this four ingredient ice cream pie! It’s never too cold for ice cream, right? Get the recipe here: Triple-Chocolate Ice Cream Pie