43 Mother's Day Dessert Recipes and Treat Ideas to Satisfy Every Sweet Tooth Craving
Melissa Sperka
·3-min read
Mother's Day dessert
Moms never get a day off, so it's only fitting that there's one day set aside each year to show appreciation for her dedication, and recognize all of the things that she does for you—and everyone else. Surprise your mom this year on May 12, 2024, with one of these 43 incredible Mother's Day desserts.
You're certain to impress her with fudgy flourless chocolate cake, tangy Key lime pie, or a decadent strawberries and cream trifle. Or, if you're planning a picnic, you may like to include handheld goodies like chocolate cupcakes, pretty maraschino cherry cookies with chocolate chips, rich butterscotch brownies, or hummingbird cupcakes. There's even a recipe called "Millionaire's Pie" that's sure to make her feel like one on her big day and Funfetti dip any little ones hanging around will obviously enjoy.
Scroll through this gallery of easy Mother's Day treats and dessert recipes to plan your Mother's Day menu today. Whether mom is a chocolate lover, fruit fan, or craver of butterscotch, peanut butter, or coconut, she won't be able to resist an over-the-top homemade gesture.
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