13 Easy Christmas Desserts You Can Freeze (Free Christmas Printables)
With today’s Easy Christmas Desserts post, you can download free printables for your budget binder to keep your holiday cooking and baking organized.
- Christmas Labels – See below
- Budget Binder Printable For Christmas Desserts Ingredients list
- Printable Christmas Grocery List
This will help everyone who uses a budget binder or wants to start a list of ingredients and recipes they will make.
No one likes missing an ingredient or having to rush out to the grocery store at the last minute.
Christmas Desserts You Can Make Now And Freeze
Plan Ahead For The Holidays : Easy Christmas Desserts
Easy Christmas desserts are a must for our family, and the recipes are fairly traditional for us.
Ever since I moved to Canada, the holiday season and lots of food were big for my wife’s family.
Without fail, we would go home for Christmas with containers of easy Christmas desserts that we made and froze.
Baking at the CBB house starts on Dec 1 and continues until we have enough to pass on as edible gifts.
We would always make tonnes of extra Christmas desserts for anyone who showed up at the house.
We must give a small plate of our easy Christmas desserts for guests to take home for the holidays.
There was always that aura of happiness with the Christmas decorations inside and out and an amazingly decorated tree.
It was a big deal to my inlaws to have the entire family home for Christmas, and we made that trip without any thoughts.
Christmas was always at my inlaws, and we’d stay a week, sometimes two depending on our holiday schedule from work.
Most often, we’d leave after New Years’ and head home and be happy that we made more memories to hold in our hearts.
Our Little Christmas
How To Print The Christmas Tag
If you Right Click on the Christmas tag below and open it in Microsoft Photo Viewer, you can print as many as you’d like on one sheet.
Our Little Christmas Celebration
This Christmas, we will be hosting a little Christmas with only 5 adults and 2 children.
Lots have changed for our Canadian family due to things beyond our control and are now only memories.
With Covid 19, death and illness have crushed our hearts, which hurts the most at Christmas.
December is also a busy month for Mrs. CBB and me as we prepare for Christmas and our Anniversary.
My Mrs. was a December bride as I asked her to marry me at Christmas in the middle of the year.
So, December is not only a time where family comes together, but we plan a little something special for ourselves.
However, now that we have a 6-year-old, unless we get a sitter, it’s the three of us enjoying a family anniversary.
Stress-Free Easy Christmas Desserts
Christmas is a stressful time for many reasons, but planning is the key to holiday happiness.
When you host a Christmas Dinner, Christmas Eve Dinner, you’ll need to plan and write everything you need in advance.
The last thing you want is to run back and forth to the grocery store to get missed ingredients.
Take deep breathes and start with the first chores you need to do and move to the next until you have to put your plan into motion.
Tips For Hosting A Christmas Dinner
Below are only a few things a host must do before having guests over for Christmas dinner and baking easy Christmas desserts.
- Hosting Christmas by sending invites and shopping for all the decor, beverages, alcohol and groceries, etc.
- Baking easy Christmas desserts and ensuring you make enough and have holiday plates and tins to give away
- Buying Christmas Gifts and stocking stuffers for family
- Wrapping Christmas Gifts and making sure you have enough wrapping paper, tape, Christmas tags, Christmas bags, and tissue paper.
- Christmas outfits for the family if you like to wear the same outfits or host an ugly Christmas sweater event
- Making sure the table is big enough for the number of people coming over for Christmas Dinner, Christmas Eve, New Years’.
I’m sure all of us reading can come up with other stressful events for planning Christmas, but in the end, it’s always worth it.
This year we are hosting, and we want to make sure that we provide the same easy Christmas desserts plus one new one.
Traditional baking is great, especially if you have cultural recipes that are a must on your holiday baking list.
Keto Easy Christmas Desserts
Besides the traditional Christmas baking extravaganza at our home, we also will be making Keto Christmas Desserts.
Although Mrs. CBB and one other family member are keto for life, we modify our easy Christmas desserts and voila.
It’s simple to make a chocolate peanut butter ball, one of our easy Christmas desserts, and make it keto.
You can’t even tell the difference, but anyone watching their carb and sugar intake they are a nice treat without the guilt.
For those of us who don’t mind a bit of guilt and splurging, we’ve got you covered.
Below are all excellent choices for easy Christmas desserts, but they are all Keto, Low-Carb, and Sugar-free.
I’ll write a post specifically for Keto Easy Christmas Desserts and get more into detail.
Simple Keto Christmas Desserts
- Keto Chocolate Peanut Butter Balls made with Allulose, Just Peanuts Peanut Butter, salt, unsweetened chocolate for dipping.
- No-Bake Chocolate Peanut Butter Squares Keto, Sugar-free is also an alternative to making chocolate peanut butter balls or Dark Chocolate PB Cups
- Keto Holiday Snow Balls are made with almond flour, almond extract, allulose powdered sugar, and crushed almonds or pecans.
- Italian Christmas Cookies made with almond flour, almond extract, sugar-free icing, and sugar-free sprinkles.
- Keto Butter Tarts and Keto Pecan Tarts sometimes walnut
- Sugar-Free Keto Biscotti
- Keto Thumbprint cookies
- Chocolate Nut Biscotti Keto
- Keto Cranberry Orange Muffins for Christmas morning
- Coconut Macaroons Sugar-Free
- Keto Cinnamon Rolls for Christmas morning
Almost all of the ingredients we buy for baking are from Amazon or Costco, as they have the best prices.
You can freeze any of the recipes I’ve chosen today for up to 6 months or even longer, so no worries if you start baking before the holidays.
Top 13 Easy Christmas Treats You Can Freeze In Advance
I often find that making squares and balls are some of the easiest and inexpensive Christmas desserts to make.
They freeze well, transport, and besides the rolling of the balls, they are pretty darn simple to make.
1. Chocolate Peanut Butter Balls
2. Holiday Snowballs
3. Festive Coconut Balls
4. Classic Thick Date Squares
5. Festive Butterscotch Ginger Snaps
6. Cherry Almond Bundt Cake
7. Fondant Fancies
8. Dundurn Castle Shortbread
9. Spiced Rum Oatmeal Cookies
10. Italian Pannetone Bread and Butter Pudding
11. Italian Zeppole Potato Donuts sprinkled with granulated sugar
12. Festive No-Bake Coconut Balls
13. Anginetti Christmas Cookies
Easy Christmas Desserts We Want To Try
- Sugar Cookie Bars From Just So Tasty
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What Are Your Favourite Christmas Cookies?
That’s all for now, even though I could go on and on looking for new recipes.
We chose these two from Pinterest that we’d like to try for this holiday season.
Wish us luck, and I hope you get a chance to pick a few recipes that were posted to serve your guests over the holidays.
Discussion: What other easy Christmas desserts do you make that you can freeze in advance?
I was hoping you could leave your comments below as I enjoy reading your feedback on my blog topics.
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Seasonal Frugal Recipe Box
Starting now, I’ll be posting Christmas recipes up until after New Years’ 2021, and I’m very excited to find new recipes.
Today I will focus on something savoury since the topic of this blog post is Easy Christmas Desserts.
How about this Cheesy Broccoli Cauliflower Bake from Jules Eats and Treats.
It would make a delicious Christmas side-dish to go with your turkey, stuffing, gravy, and mashed potatoes.
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HOME AND BLOG UPDATE
HOME UPDATE AND BLOG UPDATE
Bring on the snow! I’m just kidding but I’m almost ready.
Home Update:
Like most people, we are preparing for Christmas by writing out a master baking list to have all the ingredients.
Since we are hosting this year, we don’t want to mess it up, ha!
I’ve got the Christmas wreath up over the garage, and the lights on the house are beautiful at night.
I plan to go to Canadian Tire tonight to get my new tires and a couple of packs of white lights to string around the trees out front.
Mrs. CBB has the job of putting out the Christmas decorations in a big bin under our stairs.
Other than that, I’ve been working from home most days, and we made a trip to the city, which I cringe at because it’s so busy.
Plus, I had to pay $20 for parking which makes my blood boil, like really $20 is massive but not for Toronto.
We had to bring our son to Sick Kids to see his doctor, but that will be the last visit for the year.
As I mentioned on Facebook, we’ve been experimenting with Food Kits for the last 2 weeks.
I purchased 3 meals from two different Ontario food kit companies, and I will blog about it.
Is it worth it? How much would it cost us to make the same meal at home?
I already know I’m going to be SHOCKED. More to come on that topic soon.
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