20 Easy 4th of July Desserts

Use a mix of blueberries and strawberries for extra 4th of July flair!

If you’re looking for easy 4th of July desserts, you’ll love this blackberry cobbler. The batter comes together in one bowl in less than 10 minutes. The oven takes care of the rest!

This homemade cherry pie is a show-stopping 4th of July dessert! A flaky, buttery pie crust surrounds the juicy, jammy cherry filling.

I brought these bars to a Fourth of July fireworks show a few summers ago, and I came home without a single one left! Their light, lemony flavor makes them a refreshing summer treat.

This recipe is one of my favorite desserts to make when I’m entertaining in the summer. You can make the crumble topping ahead of time, so when you’re ready to serve, you can just assemble and bake!

This easy quick bread is moist, bright, and packed with jammy berries. Top it with my 2-ingredient lemon glaze for an extra zesty pop.

This no-bake dessert tastes like the best strawberry shortcake you’ve ever tried, but it has a soft, creamy tiramisu-like texture. Add blueberries to create festive red, white, and blue layers!

This no-bake cheesecake sets up in the freezer, so it’s a perfect treat for a hot summer day.

Love peanut butter cups? You’ll love these easy bars too. They have a crisp chocolate topping and gooey peanut butter base.

This no-bake tart has a graham cracker crust, a creamy vegan cream cheese filling, and fresh berries and peaches on top. It feels elegant, but it’s surprisingly easy to make!

If you have the grill going for veggie burgers or corn on the cob, throw on some fresh peaches too! They become even sweeter and juicier as they cook. Top with a scoop of vanilla ice cream for a delicious Fourth of July dessert.

If you ask me, an ice cream sundae bar is one of the best 4th of July dessert ideas. Take it to the next level by using homemade ice cream!

Heads up, chocolate lovers: you won’t be able to resist seconds!

I think watermelon is a must on the 4th of July, and these fruity popsicles are a fun way to add it to your celebration. Made with just watermelon and lime juice, they’re super refreshing and easy to make.

I had a blast developing this recipe a few summers ago, and it’s since become one of my favorite Fourth of July dessert recipes. Fresh raspberries and three layers of store-bought ice cream top a thin layer of chocolate cake. Any type of ice cream will work here, so use whatever flavors you love!

Soft, chewy, and packed with melty chocolate, these classic cookies are always a hit.

Peanut butter lovers won’t be able to get enough of these! They have soft, chewy middles, crisp edges, and a delicious nutty flavor.

Made with brown butter and white chocolate chips, these easy bars are chewy, butterscotch-y perfection. To feed a crowd, double the recipe and use a 9×13-inch pan.

These soft, chewy cookies are great with all kinds of mix-ins. I love adding dried cherries and chocolate chips for a summery twist!

One of the best 4th of July desserts…and best desserts, period. Brownies are never a bad idea. 😊