Quick answer
What should I have when a sweet craving hits?
Quick sweets — cookies, no-bake balls, muffins, creamy cups, or a square of good chocolate. Something small to satisfy the craving.
For a sweet tooth
When a sweet craving hits, you don't have to bake a whole cake. Find quick sweets — cookies, balls, cups, muffins, and little desserts you can throw together in no time. Small joys for when you just want a treat.
Best recipes
Chocolate cupcakes with salted caramel cream
Easter jidáše with honey and lemon zest
Homemade mint chocolate marshmallows
Homemade watermelon marshmallows
Homemade mango marshmallows
Homemade cherry marshmallows
Baileys balls with white chocolate and sponge fingers
Snowflake crisps – no-bake asian marshmallow cookie bars
Grandma's traditional wasp's nest cookies with rum cream
Soft honey gingerbread cookies that never go hard
Soft cinnamon rolls from brioche dough with icing
Tartlets with light ricotta and curd cheese cream
Lard cookies (sádláky) – our grandmothers' christmas cookies
Martha stewart–style chocolate cookies
Pistachio crescent cookies
Cinnamon hearts for valentine's day (and beyond)
Crispy, fragrant, delicious – pepík's ultimate cookies
Coffee cupcakes with smooth cream frosting
Homemade almond cookies
Unconventional linzer cookies with pistachios
Chocolate cookies with fleur de sel
Coconut almond balls with raspberries
Chocolate-glazed marokánky (nut & candied fruit cookies)
Swedish treat: cinnamon buns
Frequently asked questions
Do you have quick no-bake sweets?
Plenty. No-bake balls, cups, panna cotta, or fruit with yogurt come together in minutes — just let them set in the fridge.
How long do homemade sweets keep?
No-bake balls last a good week in the fridge, cookies up to two in a tin. Make a batch at the weekend and you're stocked for the whole week.
Can I snack a little healthier?
Sure. Try date-and-nut balls, fruit with yogurt, or desserts with no added sugar. The sweetness stays, the guilt doesn't.