These easy Christmas dessert recipes are a snap to make, and completely delicious. They’ll have your guests asking for seconds, and begging for the recipes!

During my research for a theme for this week’s roundup, I found some incredibly elegant, creative, and fancy Christmas desserts. In my opinion, they are the type of dessert you serve when you need to impress someone. Like when you meet your in-laws for the first time… or when Martha Stewart says she wants to dine with you for Christmas dinner.

But what if it’s just a small, quiet gathering of friends or family for Christmas dinner? Well, that is when these super easy Christmas dessert recipes will fit perfectly into your menu plan.

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If you have any easy Christmas dessert recipes that you love, please share them with me in the comments! 

Chocolate Pecan Pretzel Bites

What could be simpler than a quick dessert that only uses 3 ingredients? Make a double batch in about 25 minutes.

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Dark Cocoa Fudge Cookies

Sometimes I am so full after Christmas dinner that all I really want are a couple of cookies and some hot chocolate.

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Candy Cane Swizzle Sticks

(source: Frosting and a Smile)

That hot chocolate I just mentioned needs one of these swizzle sticks.

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Mini Eggnog Cream Pies

(source – Cupcakes and Kale Chips)

These cute little cream pies only use 4 ingredients, one of which is refrigerated crescent dough sheets. SO easy!

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Eggnog Raisin Easy Rice Pudding

(source: It’s Yummi)

Rice pudding definitely qualifies as an easy Christmas dessert, and this version is low in sugar, so have seconds!

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Brown Sugar Pecan Toffee

(source: Nutmeg Nanny)

Not only does this make an easy Christmas dessert, wrap some up and it makes a great gift for the mail man.

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Hoosier Sugar Cream Pie

Just a few ingredients and about 45 minutes and your version of my grandma’s classic recipe can be on your dessert table.

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Chocolate Crinkle Cookies

I am almost certain that a law exists stating that you must serve crinkle cookies for Christmas dessert. Don’t chance an arrest.

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 Eggnog Cupcakes

(source: Food Thoughts of a Wannabe Chef)

With boozy eggnog baked inside of these cupcakes, be sure to eat responsibly. ????

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White Chocolate Candy Cane Fudge

(source: Rants from my Crazy Kitchen)

This fudge is festive and easy to make, and will probably one of the first to disappear from the dessert tray.

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Non-Dairy Chocolate Parfaits

(source: Mother Would Know)

Pull your prettiest martini glasses out from the china cabinet. This layered dessert will look gorgeous served in them.