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When you have a bag of fresh strawberries, there are a lot of things you can do with them. You can simply enjoy them on their own. You can chop them up and throw them in a salad to add a tart sweetness to your lunch.
But best of all, you can use them in desserts! We’re talking strawberry shortcake: classic, beautiful, yummy. While enjoying strawberry shortcake in its traditional form sure is nice, we here at One Green Planet like to take things up a notch.
What if you took a strawberry shortcake and recreated it in different ways? That’s exactly what our recipe authors did here in this super awesome list. We went through the Food Monster App and found 10 creative ways to freshen up your strawberry shortcakes. Grab a fork!

Source: Baked Crisp
In this recipe by Shanna Laychuk, a strawberry shortcake is reinvented as a Baked Crisp with a crumbly date sugar topping and a warm, gooey strawberry center. Crisp-ifying this classic dessert means it takes less effort to build, less time to bake, and as such, there’s less time waiting before digging in.

Source: Corn Cake Biscuits
This recipe by Gretchen Price is a new take on the classic strawberry shortcake that is made with Corn Cake Biscuits. Just in time for summer strawberry season, these little cakes will provide all of the expected berry goodness and more! These lightly sweetened cakes are loaded with fresh strawberry compote, glazed with strawberry preserves, and piled with whipped cream.

Source: Raw Strawberry Shortcake Nice Cream Bars
You can relive your childhood with these Raw Strawberry Shortcake Nice Cream Bars by Larice Feuerstein were inspired by chasing ice cream trucks and long-lost childhood treats. The creamy strawberry and vanilla nice cream is coated with a crumbly shortcake shell and then stuck on a stick – just like the ice cream man served them back in the day.

Source: Strawberry Shortcake Bars
These Strawberry Shortcake Bars by Annie Markowitz are soft, decadent, and super easy to make. The shortcake is dense, moist, and tasty, and the fresh strawberries give these bars the perfect texture and flavor.

Source: Strawberry Shortcake
This Strawberry Shortcake by Spork Foods is pretty quick to put together and a lot of fun to eat, because it is a little messy. You can try serving these shortcakes with a spork and knife, but they should be considered finger food. If it’s too hot outside to bake the biscuits, serving the whipped cream and berries as dessert ain’t half bad either. And just a little word of warning: These shortcakes may look cute and innocent, but they’re addictive.

Source: Strawberry Shortcake Smoothie
This is divine and so fresh. If you like coconut you are going to love this! This Strawberry Shortcake Smoothie by Rachael Campbell is a great way to enjoy all the flavors and satisfy that sweet tooth.

Source: Strawberry Shortcake Shooters
These Strawberry Shortcake Shooters by Amy Lyons are so much less work than regular strawberry shortcakes from scratch, and they taste just as good.

Source: Strawberry Shortcake
This grain-free Strawberry Shortcake by Katrina Nixon is a nice, light alternative to the traditional. It’s made with biscuit-like shortbread, a heavenly strawberry cream sauce, and of course, fresh strawberries. This is the perfect dessert for a hot day.

Source: Barley Rosemary Strawberry Shortcakes
These little Barley Rosemary Strawberry Shortcakes by Rebekah Waters are lovely and festive. With their ruby red berries and fluffy clouds of whipped vanilla coconut cream, sandwiched between a sweet, crumbly biscuit made with earthy barley flour and coconut oil — eat them al fresco after a barbecue for a light and beautiful summertime dessert.

Source: Strawberry Shortcake
This Strawberry Shortcake by Helyn Dunn is sugar-free, grain-free, and oil-free! It’s easy to make and delicious with fresh berries, strawberry cashew cream, and healthy almond flour biscuits. Make the biscuits ahead of time and you can put them together in no time at all. This dessert is sure to please!
Reducing your meat intake and eating more plant-based foods is known to help with chronic inflammation, heart health, mental wellbeing, fitness goals, nutritional needs, allergies, gut health, and more! Unfortunately, dairy consumption also has been linked to many health problems, including acne, hormonal imbalance, cancer, and prostate cancer, and has many side effects.
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