- Course: Dessert
Sugar-Free vegan cake is a healthy alternative to traditional cakes. This recipe uses organic plant-based ingredients and no refined sugar.

This vegan cake is also dairy-free, gluten-free, and nut free making it great for those with dietary restrictions such as diabetes or heart disease. Sugar-free vegan cake is a great option for those with special dietary needs. It’s not just for vegans though. In fact, it’s the perfect treat to serve at all of your gatherings because everyone will love the flavor and texture of this delicious fruit-based dessert.
Nutritional Facts
- Calories140
- Total Fat 2g
- Saturated Fat 0.5g
- Trans Fat 0g
- Cholesterol 0mg
- Sodium 330mg
- Total Carbohydrate 37g
- Dietary Fiber 1g
- Total Sugars 0g
Benefits of sugar-free vegan
Sugar is one of the most harmful ingredients in a typical American diet, and cakes are among the foods with the highest levels of refined sugar. A vegan sugar-free cake has no refined sugar-free and can be healthier than other types of cakes and has many following benefits.
Healthier than sugar-based cake
Sugar-free cakes are healthier than cakes with sugar.
- Instead of using refined sugars, they use erythritol which is a natural and low-calorie sweetener.
- This means that the cake will be less fattening compared to sugary cakes, as it has fewer calories per bite.
- It also helps that you don’t have to worry about tooth decay or cavities when eating this kind of cake.
Tastes good
The sugar-free vegan cake tastes good. If you’re a fan of sugar-free desserts, this is the perfect recipe for you. It won’t leave your stomach feeling bloated and it will help with any cravings that may come up when going off sugar. In fact, it’s even better than some standard cake recipes because it doesn’t contain any gluten or dairy.
Helps you lose weight
Sugar-free vegan cake is low in calories. The average calorie count for a slice of sugar-free vegan cake is usually between 100 and 200 calories, depending on the recipe. Since the sugar-free cake is low in calories, it’s easy to eat less of this yummy dessert than you would any other kind of cake.
Sugar-free vegan cake is high in fiber. Fiber helps keep you regular and also can help lower cholesterol levels. One serving of sugar-free vegan cake contains anywhere from 2 to 4 grams of fiber, so when you enjoy a piece with some sliced fruit or fresh berries on top. You’ll feel full longer.
Sugar-free vegan cake is high in protein. Protein has been shown to help build muscle mass and reduce hunger cravings between meals. Protein also works with carbohydrates (like those found in whole grains like oat flour) to provide sustained energy throughout the day instead of spikes that cause crashes later down the road when blood sugar levels drop too low causing fatigue due to hypoglycemia symptoms such as headaches and irritability etc.
Can help you live longer
The sugar-free vegan cake contains zero sugar and is a great alternative to regular cakes, cookies, and other treats. The best part is that you can enjoy it without the negative health effects of sugar on your body.
Some of the benefits of consuming sugar-free vegan cake include:
- A healthier heart
- A better brain function
- Healthy teeth and gums
- A radiant complexion
Do vegan cakes have less sugar?
Yes, vegan cakes have less sugar. A vegan cake is made without eggs, dairy and butter. The alternative ingredients that are used in a vegan cake are usually coconut oil.
Vegan cakes can be made with sugar-free ingredients as well as natural sweeteners like honey or maple syrup.
Can a cake be baked without sugar?
Sugar is naturally present in fruits and vegetables, so you can bake with it. However, most of the sugar used in baking today is refined white sugar that has been stripped of its nutrients and vitamins. This refined white sugar is then bleached with chemicals to remove any impurities. Sugar has no nutritional value whatsoever and will spike your blood glucose levels quickly which can result in mood swings and cravings for more sweets.
What cake can I make for a diabetic?
If you’re diabetic, you can still enjoy a slice of cake with your loved ones. You just have to make it yourself.
Here’s how:
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- Vegan Chocolate Cake – No Sugar Added!
- Healthy Vegan Gluten Free, Sugar-Free Vanilla Bean Cupcakes (Dairy Free)
- Raw Chocolate Avocado Cake (Vegan) No More Baking with avocados. This is such an easy recipe and it tastes amazing. Just like a rich chocolate cake recipe but better for you because it’s raw and healthy.
Are vegan cakes healthy?
When it comes to cakes, vegan sugar cakes are as healthy as they come. Vegan cakes are low in calories and sugar, high in fiber and protein, and contain many vitamins and minerals. This means that if you’re looking for a healthy dessert option for your next big celebration or gathering, then the vegan gluten-free cake is the way to go.
As mentioned above, vegan cakes have less sugar than traditional wedding or birthday cakes. Since there is no dairy involved when making them (no buttercream frosting), they also have more nutrients than a traditional birthday or wedding cakes. This makes them more nutritious overall.
What are your best vegan dessert recipes?
Vegan desserts are a great way to satisfy your sweet tooth without the use of animal products. The best vegan desserts are those that can be made quickly and easily, and with as little effort as possible. It’s also important to consider how many people you’re making the recipe for because some recipes will make more food than others. Here are some yummy vegan dessert recipes:
- Chocolate Cake
- No Bake Desserts (like brownies)
- Vegan Cheesecake (with a graham cracker crust)
- Vegan Ice Cream (made with coconut milk)
- Vegan Brownies
- Vegan Cookies: There are so many types of cookies out there, some rolled into balls while others spread flat before being baked but they all taste delicious.
You will also find other sugar-free desserts here. I hope you enjoy them. They are:
Easy Plantain Bread Sugar-Free
Are vegan desserts sugar-free?
Not necessarily. While there are many recipes that are naturally low in sugar, some dessert recipes call for honey or maple syrup, which may not be as healthy as granulated cane sugar. Additionally, many vegans use agave nectar and coconut sugar in their recipes due to the health benefits these sweeteners offer. Date sugar is another popular alternative sweetener used by vegans and other people who want a natural alternative to granulated cane sugars.
Uses of ingredients and benefits
Dates
Dates are a sweet fruit that comes from date palms. They have been eaten for thousands of years and used in many recipes, in many cultures, they’ve been prized for their taste and health benefits. Dates are an excellent source of fiber, vitamins, and minerals, including potassium (which is important for heart health), and magnesium (which is important for bone health).
Whole wheat flour
Whole wheat flour is a healthful alternative to its white counterpart. Whole wheat flour contains more fiber, nutrients, and protein than its white counterpart. Whole wheat flour also has more iron and uses in vegan cakes.
Aluminum-free baking powder
Aluminum-free baking powder is a mixture of baking soda and an acid, which reacts when mixed with water and heated. It’s used to make bread products rise, like sugar-free cakes, pancakes, or muffins.
Coconut milk vs cow’s milk
Cow’s milk can be easily replaced with coconut milk. It provides a good amount of protein, and it has a lower glycemic index than cow’s milk. Coconut milk also has fewer carbohydrates than cow’s milk, which can help you lose weight if you have diabetes or are otherwise at risk of developing it.
Benefits of coconut oil
Coconut oil is a good source of healthy fats, which are important for the body. It’s used in many types of recipes, sugar free vegan cake is one of them. Additionally, it possesses anti-inflammatory qualities that may lessen joint discomfort and inflammation.
Coconut oil is rich in lauric acid, which fights off bacteria and viruses that cause illness. The fat found in coconut oil is also broken down into medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs), which can boost metabolism and help you lose weight faster than other types of fat do.
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