Quick, Delicious Dessert Recipes You Can Make in 15 Minutes or Less

Bring these berries to any patriotic party and you'll be the talk of the block. All you need to make this treat are strawberries, blueberries, cream cheese, confectioner's sugar, and vanilla extract—and just 15 minutes of time. Simple, right?

Who doesn't love a classic sundae? Grab a handful of spoons because everyone is going to want to dig into this totally tropical dessert. Instead of the usual ice cream, we've scooped mango, coconut, and raspberry sorbet for something a bit lighter.

This two-ingredient cookie sandwich couldn't be easier to make. Layer mascarpone between two butter waffle cookies for a fast dessert when you're short on time, or throw them into your kid's lunchbox for a sweet surprise.

Two-toned treats are all the rage, right? We think so—and you will, too, once you try these delicious fruity pops. Blend blackberries and raspberries separately with sugar and heavy cream, then fill ice molds with alternating layers of purée.

Navel oranges are juicy and delicious on their own, but top them with a lightly sweetened meringue and they become something really special.

Keep these pops on hand for whenever you or the kids need something a little sweet and totally refreshing. Just purée buttermilk, bananas, berries, and honey in a blender until smooth, then pour into molds and freeze.

We have a feeling you won't want to share this absolutely spectacular caramel, banana, and coffee sundae. It's a taste of a classic dessert—and boy is it sweet!

Here's a fabulous taste of summer. Fresh raspberries and blueberries boil with sugar and water until they soften and release their juices. Serve them with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and enjoy a truly melt-in-your-mouth experience.

Use these autumnal treats as a sweet finisher for everyone at your Thanksgiving table, or make them for a kid's Halloween party. They only require five ingredients—and you probably already have the majority of them on hand—plus, they're a breeze to assemble. Just allow time for them to harden and cool before taking a bite!