What better way is there to usher in a new year than with a series of delectable desserts? Start your new year off with an explosion of great flavors when you serve one (or all three) of our New Year’s Eve desserts. Each recipe features a favorite, seasonal Dutch Apron® Bakery Cake Roll flavor and comes together in just minutes. It doesn’t matter who is on the guest list; these New Year’s Eve desserts definitely won’t disappoint. So, get those party hats on, put out the noise makers, and get ready to indulge in sweet, sparkling treats as you toast to the year to come!
Pick Your New Year’s Eve-Inspired Dessert!
1. Ball Drop Cake Pops
Everyone loves bite-sized desserts at parties. Make your countdown to midnight even sweeter when you serve these Ball Drop Cake Pops. Packed with pumpkin flavor and real cream cheese frosting, it’s an easy-to-make dessert that’s festively decorated for the occasion.
2. Sparkling Mini Parfaits
If you’re going deluxe for New Year’s Eve this year, these Sparkling Mini Parfaits will fit right in. Elegant and easy to assemble, this holiday indulgence is filled with a wonderful combination of flavors. Top with sparklers when you serve it for an extra festive New Year’s Eve feel.
3. White Chocolate Champagne Fondue
If you’re looking for something to bring to a friend’s gathering or just want to make your at-home celebration a little more special, fondue is always a crowd pleaser. Made with rich, creamy white chocolate, heavy cream, and just a little champagne, it’s a delicious way to ring in the new year. The fondue may be the star of the show, but, remember, it isn’t complete without fresh fruit and indulgent cake roll slices for dipping.
About the Author:
Katelyn Helgevold has been the Product Line Manager and editor for Dutch Apron® Bakery since 2019. In her role, she manages the introduction of new products to our portfolio, ensures each and every item meets our strict customer and quality standards, and uses her much-loved English degree to make sure every marketing piece is just as immaculate as our baked goods. In her spare time, Katelyn enjoys touting the benefits of the Oxford comma, spending time with her cat Merlin, and listening to way too many true crime podcasts.
