Easy dessert Recipes with sweetened condensed milk

Who says recipes have to be complicated to be good? These treats celebrate the minimalist approach to maximum satisfaction.

Puff pastry + sugar. Translated as “pigs’ ears, ” this super-easy confection is also known as palmiers, palm leaves, or elephant ears. To change it up, roll the pastry dough with cinnamon sugar, fruit preserves, or Nutella.

Oreo cookies + white chocolate. At last count, there were a gazillion Oreo flavors out there, and they can all be made into super-easy cookie bark.

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Coconut + sweetened condensed milk. Ready in under 20 minutes. (The chocolate drizzle is optional so this still qualifies as a 2-ingredient wonder. Deal?)

Peanut butter + almond bark. So many ways to change up the flavors. How about dark chocolate and crunchy peanut butter next time? And there should definitely be a next time.

Nutella + coconut cream. “These are a great homemade version of Coconut Bliss Bars” — CJ

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Bananas + peanut butter. While this isn’t technically ice cream — no cream, eggs, or milk — it’s a rich and satisfying treat in its own right. Vegans and healthy eaters sing its praises.

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Bananas + oatmeal. Another banana-based dessert triumph.

Chocolate chips + dried blueberries. Make this with dark chocolate and get a double dose of antioxidants in every bite.

Chocolate + potato chips. Because chocolate elevates everything to dessert status. Make sure to use thick, sturdy chips so they’ll stand up to the dipping. As an alternative, you can simply drizzle the chocolate over them.

Whipping cream + mango. A super easy tropical pudding you could make with any fruit purée.

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Nutella + eggs. This ingredient combo has also been called 2-Ingredient Nutella Brownies elsewhere on the Web. Kirbie says the secret to eliminating any “eggy” flavor is to whip the eggs until they triple in volume.