(And many other group members chimed in with the same suggestion, too.)

There are so many healthy cobbler recipes that have very little or absolutely no added sugar.

Here are some of our favorite healthy cobbler recipes.

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Using lemon zest adds extra flavor, too.

Vanilla, cinnamon, and a touch of coconut sugar take the place of white sugar.

The peaches add plenty of sweetness on their own, but a touch of maple syrup amps it upjustenough.

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Its straight-forward, simple, and, of course, scrumptious.

The secret ingredient to making the texture super creamy: Greek yogurt.

All it takes is 15 minutes of active prep time to whip this one up.

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(It cooks for about 30.)

When its done, youre left with a perfectly moist, melt-in-your-mouth peach cobbler.

(Honey is used for added sweetness instead.)

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Tip: Use orange zest and lemon juice to add extra layers to the flavor profile.

Its also Paleo and gluten-free, making it another crowd-pleasing dessert for your entire wellness-minded crew.

Theyre also Paleo, gluten-free, and void of any added sugar.

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Knowing you’re free to have cobbler for breakfast just might take the place of hitting snooze!

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Broth in Bowl on gray background, healthy food, top view.

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Protein isolate powder. Unflavored whey protein in measuring scoop and drinking glass in bright sunlight.

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