10 No-Bake Desserts to Make This Ramadan

by Iyath Adam

Not in the mood to switch on the oven just for dessert this Ramadan? We’ve got you covered.

From rich chocolatey indulgences to nostalgic local favourites, these easy no-bake treats are perfect for adding something sweet to your table – all with minimal effort and maximum flavour!

Marie Biscuit Cake

Layers of Marie biscuits, softened with chocolate sauce and topped with a chocolate ganache come together to create this soft, sliceable cake that’s both nostalgic and delicious.

Jelly Slice

Bright, jiggly jelly layered over a creamy filling and biscuit base makes this an easy-to-make, colourful addition to your iftar spread – and it’s especially popular with kids!

No-Bake Cheesecake

Made with an easy Marie biscuit base, rich cream cheese layer and decadent chocolate sauce on top, this no-bake, chilled cheesecake is definitely a refreshing addition to a hearty iftar!

Haluvidhaa

A beloved Maldivian sweet treat, this haluvidhaa is a simple, tasty addition to add to any Ramadan table – just make sure your agar agar is exact!

Nutella Chocolate Fudge

With just a few ingredients and about 10 minutes of cooking time, this fudge is intensely chocolatey and melts in your mouth with every bite.

Caramel Folhi

Three ingredients and the perfect pan heat, that’s all you need to make this melt-in-your-mouth Maldivian classic. Sweet, sticky, and perfect with a cup of black tea during iftar.

Coconut Cookie Balls

Soft, chewy, and coated in coconut, these cookie balls are easy to make ahead yet extremely satisfying.

Peanut Butter Chocolate Tart

A rich, silky chocolate filling paired with creamy peanut butter – this no-bake tart is the perfect balance of sweet and salty for both chocolate AND peanut butter lovers.

Oreo Fudge

Crushed Oreo biscuits folded into smooth, sweet white chocolate – can it get any better than this? This one is definitely a crowd-pleaser that will disappear fast on iftar tables!