Got a mountain of apples from the pick-your-own orchard? Check out this freezer friendly easy apple crisp recipe perfect for the holidays.

This comprehensive list of make-ahead desserts that freeze well has all of your holiday favorites including cakes, pies, cookies, cheesecakes, and more!

If you want a list of Christmas desserts to make ahead of time then check out this post. We love a freezer dessert and the holidays are no exception. These show-stopping recipes are real simple and designed to be easy as well as time-saving. Best of all, these make-ahead Christmas recipes are super impressive, so no one feels like they’re missing out on a wow-worthy treat! #Christmasdesserts #makeaheadChristmasdesserts #Christmasdessertsfreezer

As Christmas Day draws closer, many of us tend to wish for a few more hours. 50 Make Ahead Freezer Friendly Christmas Recipes will help to eliminate some of that last minute holiday stress.

This time of year is indeed when we start to think about all things holiday and Christmas-related! And these 65 easy make-ahead holiday desserts are sure to put you in that spirit a little sooner.

Looking for some fun dessert recipes that you can make ahead of time and freeze for later? These are 7 of my favorite freezer-friendly dessert recipes… 1. Whole-Wheat Chocolate Chip Oatmeal Cookies — This a staple dessert recipe in our family. It’s a hearty cookie that blends two of my favorite foods together — chocolate and peanutRead More

From classic shortbread to old-school bourbon balls. Here are 33 of our best-ever make-ahead Christmas cookie recipes that freeze well.

Do you find yourself craving dessert late at night, but don't have anything healthy on hand? Then these 11 Make-Ahead Dessert Recipes are calling your name!

Make-ahead Thanksgiving dessert recipes can help you save time, space, and sanity on Thanksgiving Day! No one will know you worked ahead. Get make-ahead pie recipes, cookies, and much more.

The gooey caramel on top really makes this cheesecake. It's definitely a family favorite. —Rena Fields, Sackets Harbor, New York