Maltese Sweets

Here in Malta, we love our sweets! We invent a Maltese sweet or dessert for every occasion and they’re amongst the tastiest you’ll ever indulge in! With The Healthy Malteser, you can enjoy these Maltese desserts year-round as all recipes are healthy and vegan.

A shot of healthy Maltese date slices

Imqaret – The date slice recipe that everyone in Malta loves

Imqaret are definitely on the list of the most loved traditional Maltese sweets on the island. These deep-fried date filled pastries are bursting with spicy and fruity aromas and are an absolute must try Maltese dessert. Heck, I’ll argue it’s probably the best date dessert that exists period!  These pastries originate from the Maghreb area […]

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maltese coconut ball recipe made healthy

Chocolate Coconut Balls – The Best Healthy Recipe

I don’t know who invented chocolate coconut balls, but I guess we can all agree that whoever did is a total legend! According to wikipedia these coconut candy balls can be credited to the Scandinavians, they seem to have originated in Denmark. As with countless other recipes, the Maltese just love giving recipes their own

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Healthy Mini cheesecakes with yogurt and tahini

The Ultimate Mini Cheesecake Recipe with a Surprising Flavour

This mini cheesecake recipe features a special Maltese Ingredient – Helwa tat-Tork. Helwa tat-Tork is a traditional type of candy found in Malta. It’s made by mixing tahini (sesame paste) with water, vanilla, and sugar or honey. Although this delectable traditional Maltese sweet is a favorite among most locals, there are a few who find

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A slice of Vegan prinjolata ed during carnival

Prinjolata – Malta’s Carnival Cake Made Healthy and Vegan

Prinjolata is a traditional Maltese Pine Nut Cake that you’ll find in every confectionary and round the streets of Malta during Carnival. This carnival cake is unlike anything you’ve ever seen! It’s messy, colourful and might just be the sweetest, most delicious, yet highest calorie dessert you’ve ever come across.  Although this dessert is absolutely

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Cross-section of a Maltese Style Christmas Log

Maltese Christmas Log – A mix of Chocolate Salami & Yule Log

There is nothing that screams CHRISTMAS quite like this version of Maltese Christmas log! This is one of those recipes that goes by a hundred different names. Here in Malta we simply call it Christmas log. Nevertheless, this chocolate log also goes by the names Christmas yule log, chocolate salami and bûche de Noël.  The

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A tray with Maltese Kwarezimal topped with agave syrup and chopped almonds

Kwarezimal – Maltese Almond Biscuits to Bake this Easter

Kwarezimal is a delicious traditional Maltese sweet made with ground blanched almonds and flavoured with a spice blend similar to the Dutch speculoos biscuits. These amazing almond biscuits blend Middle Easten flavours with fresh Mediterranean aromas.  These almond cookies crop up in supermarkets and bakeries around Malta a little before Carnival. You’ll find these sold

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