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Dessert Cookbook: 8 Sweet & Nourishing Recipes

By NBCF team

Last updated on Oct 29, 2026

Medically reviewed on Oct 7, 2026
by: Mickala Parsley, MS, RD, LD

Delicious flavors. Nourishing ingredients. Dessert you can feel good about.

Get the free cookbook

Dessert can be part of a balanced approach to eating, and enjoying food is an important part of caring for yourself, too.

Developed with a clinical registered dietitian, this collection of eight dessert recipes brings together delicious flavors and nourishing ingredients to inspire new ways to enjoy something sweet.

Whether you’re satisfying a craving, celebrating a special milestone, or simply looking for creative ways to incorporate ingredients like fruits, nuts, and whole grains into your favorite treats, our dessert cookbook offers approachable recipes for the sweet moments in life. Because nourishing yourself can include both the foods that fuel you and the foods you enjoy.

A limited-time giveaway just for you!

We are giving away 100 16-oz bottles of Nate’s Honey through a random drawing to those who download the cookbook now through November 30, 2026. Download the free cookbook to enter the giveaway!

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This free dessert cookbook offers:

  • 8 nourishing dessert recipes from a clinical registered dietitian
  • Creative twists on familiar favorite desserts and treats
  • Approachable recipes for everyday enjoyment
  • Substitution options to make many recipes dairy-free and vegan
  • Explanations and research behind how each recipe impacts breast and overall health

Here’s a sneak peek of what’s inside:


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Disclaimer: The nutritional information and recipes in this cookbook are provided for general educational purposes and are not intended to replace personalized medical or dietary advice. People undergoing or recovering from breast cancer treatment may have individual nutritional needs, food restrictions, or medication-related considerations. Please consult your physician, oncology team, or a registered dietitian for guidance specific to your health and treatment plan.


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