Today I thought I would do something different here and share a round-up of 12 easy gluten free Thanksgiving desserts! As always, all of these recipes are also eggless and free of nuts 🙂
I know from personal experience how challenging holidays can be for someone with food allergies, as you try to figure out what to serve or, if you're attending a party as a guest, whether or not there will be anything there you can actually eat.
So here's my round-up of the BEST gluten free Thanksgiving desserts you can make, either to serve at your own dinner or take with you as a guest. Offering to take your own dish will not only ensure that it's 100% safe for you, it's also one less thing your host has to worry about making! I think that's a win-win.
Gluten Free Pumpkin Recipes
1. Easy Pumpkin Bread
My easy pumpkin bread may be the most moist quick bread recipe you will ever try. Plus, all of that chocolate in every bite goes so well with the pumpkin flavor!
2. Pumpkin Cheesecake
This eggless pumpkin cheesecake has just the right balance of flavors. It's tangy, sweet, and pumpkin-y, not to mention beyond creamy!
3. Pumpkin Roll
What's Thanksgiving without a good gluten free pumpkin roll? This looks like a seriously impressive dessert, but is surprisingly easy to make! Don't be intimidated -- I walk you through it all in my post.
4. Pumpkin Pie Truffles
My no-bake pumpkin pie truffles take all of my favorite things about pumpkin pie, rolled up into little bite-sized treats. That rich chocolate coating is the perfect finishing touch.
5. Pumpkin Pie with Condensed Milk
This pumpkin pie is SO easy and oh-so-delicious. You can use a store-bought pie shell or make your own. Either way, this classic Thanksgiving dessert is made so much better with the addition of the condensed milk.
Gluten Free Apple Recipes
6. Baked Apple Cider Donuts
If pumpkin isn't your thing, let's move right along to some delicious apple desserts! These gluten free apple cider donuts are the perfect Fall treat, complete with a warm cinnamon-sugar topping.
7. Apple Pie Cookies
When Matt tried these apple pie cookies for the first time, his initial reaction was: these taste like Thanksgiving. If that's not convincing enough, consider this: they're extra soft and packed with white chocolate chips.
8. Easy Apple Muffins With Caramel Sauce
My caramel apple muffins are always a hit, every time I make them. They may be small but they sure are delicious... the homemade caramel sauce topping really pushes these over the edge.
9. Air Fryer Apples
These air fryer apples are beyond easy to make. Seriously, the recipe only calls for 4 ingredients! Top it off with a scoop of vanilla ice cream or some homemade whipped cream.
10. Apple Cider Bundt Cake
If you don't want to make donuts, maybe this cake will be a better option for you! This bundt cake tastes just like apple cider donuts, complete with a cinnamon sugar topping.
More Gluten Free Thanksgiving Dessert Ideas
11. Cinnamon Roll Cake
Cinnamon roll cake might not be the first idea that comes to mind when you think of gluten free Thanksgiving desserts, but it should be. This cake is beyond moist and bursting with flavor. It literally tastes like a cinnamon roll!
12. Maple Glazed Donuts
If for some reason my apple cider donuts weren't enticing enough, consider maple donuts instead. These really are deliciously soft and cakey, with a rich maple glaze poured right on top.
13. Easy Butterscotch Cinnamon Pie
If you're thinking about departing from traditional pies for something a little more unconventional this year, go for my eggless butterscotch pie. The shortbread crust is slightly salty and balances out the rich filling perfectly.
14. Sour Cream Maple Cake
And finally, another delicious cake to round out this list: sour cream maple cake. I adapted a beloved recipe to make it gluten free and eggless, so you wouldn't have to do the work!
Did you try any of my gluten free Thanksgiving desserts? Leave me a comment below or tag me on Instagram @justastastyblog and #justastastyblog!
Wishing you and yours a very happy Thanksgiving!
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