Valentine's Day: 11 Vegan Cake and Dessert Recipes

The most romantic day of the year demands to be celebrated with only the most scrumptious, indulgent desserts–and nothing less. So here are 11 vegan cakes and desserts that will make your Valentine's Day the sweetest one yet, whether you're celebrating with someone or going solo! 

By: The Vegan Kind

Method: Blending, Boiling

Difficulty: Advanced

Nothing says "I love you" like a delectable cheesecake that takes over 5 hours to make! So put all of your love and care into this special no-bake blueberry dish and enjoy a slice with your favourite person. Recipe here.

By: Nourishing Amy

Method: Baking

Difficulty: Beginner

Hazelnut and chocolate are a match made in heaven; there's no denying it. Think of the creamy hazelnut centre, the rich chocolate and the thick chocolate shell coated in chopped hazelnuts. What could be more romantic than that? Recipe here.

By: The Vegan Kind

Method: Simmering

Difficulty: Beginner

Truffles are a much-loved tradition for Valentine's Day, so if you like to keep it classy and timeless–these raspberry chocolate truffles are the way to go. Recipe here.

By: Nourishing Amy

Method: Blending

Difficulty: Beginner

Maybe ice cream isn't the most common food to have in the winter, but these ice-creams are just too gorgeous to leave out. They're rich and creamy with a salted caramel swirl all enrobed in a thick dark chocolate shell. And you can make them in 20 minutes! Recipe here.

By: SweetFreedomUK

Method: Baking

Difficulty: Beginner

If you're short on time on Valentine's Day, or you don't want to spend too much time in the kitchen, brownies are one of the most simple desserts to make. All you need is six ingredients and a spare 45 minutes! You can even prepare them ahead of time. Recipe here.

By: Hare's Kitchen

Method: Blending

Difficulty: Intermediate

This no-bake chocolate cheesecake is deliciously decadent and creamy. It also makes a great centrepiece because of the beautiful toothpick swirl design. Recipe here.

By: OGGS

Method: Other

Difficulty: Intermediate

If you want to impress your significant other, this is the recipe to try. Millefeuille means 'a thousand leaves' in French and refers to the flaky, delicate pastry, which is the main attraction of this incredible dessert. Recipe here.

By: Nourishing Amy

Method: Baking

Difficulty: Beginner

Chewy and brownie-like chocolate cookies coated in chocolate sugar sprinkles and sandwiched with coconut whipped cream. Once you've tasted these, you'll never want to go back to plain chocolate cookies again! Recipe here.

By: The Vegan Kind

Method: Baking

Difficulty: Beginner

These mini cheesecake tartlets are perfect for sharing with that special someone. The creamy strawberry cashew-based cheese, topped with white chocolate drizzle, is such a winning combo. Recipe here.

By: ​​The Little Blog of Vegan™️

Method: Baking

Difficulty: Beginner

Lovers of Biscoff, gather round! This is banana bread like you've never tasted it before. It's easy to make and cram-packed full of crumbly Biscoff and creamy Biscoff spread–it'll be love at first bite. Recipe here.

By: Violife

Method: Cooking, Frying

Difficulty: Intermediate

Churros are surprisingly easy to make and work well if you need to make them ahead of time (but of course, they taste best when fresh). You just can't beat deep-fried foods dipped in chocolate! Recipe here.