Satisfy your sweet tooth with this collection of homemade vegan chocolate recipes. From chocolates to truffles to fudgy treats, these chocolate recipes are perfect for any occasion!

Sometimes you just need chocolate. No holiday or celebration seems quite complete without it, it’s the perfect gift for almost every occasion, and who doesn’t enjoy treating themselves to a little something sweet just because? That’s why having a repertoire of healthy chocolate recipes to choose from comes in handy.
These homemade vegan chocolate recipes feature chocolate in all its glory. From mini chocolate cups and truffles, to fruit and nut clusters and fudgy treats, these chocolate recipes are all no-bake and can be made ahead of time so you can make a batch over the weekend and enjoy them throughout the week.
Chocolate Coconut Almond Clusters

Also known as rochers, these bite-sized clusters are a delightfully easy chocolate candy that anyone can make. They have a rich chocolate flavor, with a firm truffle-like consistency and are filled with tasty bits of toasted almonds and coconut.
Dark Chocolate Tahini Cups

These little chocolate tahini cups will quickly become a favorite, they’re toasty and nutty, sweet and salty, and of course chocolatey. They’re a twist on the classic peanut butter cup, but with tahini and a hint of spice instead.
Chocolate Bliss Balls

Packed with flavor, bliss balls are one of those recipes you can throw together in a matter of minutes using a few basic pantry staples. They’re soft, chewy and perfect with a cup of coffee in the afternoon, tucked into a lunchbox, or for an afterschool treat.
Fudge Truffles

These fudge truffles combine the rich flavors of dark chocolate, almond butter and toasted almonds in a bite-sized treat that’s both deliciously creamy and easy to make.
Chocolate Covered Walnuts

While you can certainly buy chocolate covered walnuts they often come with glazes, artificial flavors and other questionable ingredients I’d prefer to avoid, and since making your own homemade version is so simple there’s really no reason to.
Almond Praline Chocolate Rochers

With their rich, creamy, nutty interiors and their smooth, crackly, crunchy exteriors, these rochers will turn every day into a special occasion. So deceptively simple, they’re perfect with a cup of coffee or for when a thoughtful homemade gift would be appreciated.
Chocolate Dates

If you love a sweet treat in the afternoon, then you’ll love these chocolate dates. Soft and chewy, with a satisfying caramel-like sweetness, they’re an irresistible sweet treat that’s perfect any time of day and a healthier alternative to a candy bar.
Fruit and Nut Clusters

Studded with caramelized fruit and nuts, these chocolate clusters make for a nice after-dinner treat and are easy to whip up whenever you need something sweet. You can make a dozen of them in minutes with ingredients that you may already have in your pantry.
Chocolate Truffle Squares

These are no ordinary truffles! Made from just chocolate and water, these truffles have a bold flavor and velvety texture akin to a thick mousse. If you’re a dark chocolate lover, this recipe is definitely for you.
Raw Chocolates

Here's how to turn a handful of pantry ingredients into the most delicious little chocolates. Make a big batch ahead of time to keep on hand for when a craving strikes.

Sylvie Shirazi is the recipe developer and food photographer behind Gourmande in the Kitchen. For the last 10 years she's been making eating more healthfully easy and accessible with gluten-free, grain-free, paleo and vegan recipes that are free from processed ingredients.
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