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    Home / Roundups

    11 Air Fryer Desserts That Taste Straight From a Bakery

    By Lisa MarcAurele · Aug 13, 2025 · This post may contain affiliate links. See our disclosures.

    A collage of three air fryer desserts that taste straight from a bakery—apple crisp, s'mores dip with graham crackers, and mixed berry pie—with text overlay promoting irresistible air fryer treats.

    When a craving for something sweet hits, I want something that feels homemade without making a mess of my kitchen. These desserts come together quickly in the air fryer and still feel like something I'd buy from a bakery. Whether I'm short on time or just don't want to turn on the oven, these treats always come through.

    A person dipping a graham cracker into a bowl of chocolate dessert.
    S'mores Dip. Photo credit: Little Bit Recipes.

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    Air Fryer Cinnamon Apples

    Cinnamon apple slices on a white plate.
    Air Fryer Cinnamon Apples. Photo credit: Little Bit Recipes.

    These cook quickly and turn out soft and warm with just the right touch of spice. They're great when you want something sweet but don't want to spend much time in the kitchen. You can use whatever apples you have on hand. They bring that same fresh-baked aroma you'd expect from a pastry shop. A good pick when you're craving something sweet that feels homemade.
    Get the Recipe: Air Fryer Cinnamon Apples

    Brownie Bites

    Close-up of a hand holding a half-eaten chocolate brownie with gooey chocolate chunks, with another partial brownie blurred in the background.
    Brownie Bites. Photo credit: Little Bit Recipes.

    These are rich, quick to make, and don't require a full oven to get that bakery-style texture. They come out with a slightly crisp edge and soft center. The air fryer keeps them easy and mess-free. You only need a few basic ingredients and about 20 minutes. Great for when you want a dessert that feels like it came from your favorite bake shop.
    Get the Recipe: Brownie Bites

    Filipino Banana Turon Lumpia

    A plate of freshly cooked Filipino banana turon lumpia spring rolls.
    Filipino Banana Turon Lumpia. Photo credit: Little Bit Recipes.

    These rolls turn out golden and crisp with a sweet banana center. They're a fun way to switch up your usual dessert routine without needing special tools. The wrapper crisps up nicely in the air fryer in just minutes. You can make a small batch or freeze extra for later. Feels like something you'd grab from a bakery window case, but it's right from your kitchen.
    Get the Recipe: Filipino Banana Turon Lumpia

    S'mores Dip

    A hand holding a graham cracker dipped in s'mores dip with more crackers and dip in the background.
    S'mores Dip. Photo credit: Little Bit Recipes.

    This dip melts quickly and brings all the classic campfire flavor in a quicker, neater form. It works with graham crackers, fruit, or anything else you have nearby. You get that gooey, toasted texture without needing a flame. It's done in just a few minutes and disappears even faster. The kind of treat that feels like you picked it up at a dessert counter.
    Get the Recipe: S'mores Dip

    Baked Apple in Air Fryer

    Baked apple on a white plate filled with oats, nuts, and cranberries, with cinnamon sprinkled around. A red checkered cloth is partially visible on the side.
    Baked Apple in Air Fryer. Photo credit: Little Bit Recipes.

    This dessert is warm, soft, and ready in about 15 minutes with very little prep. You can customize it with whatever toppings or spices you have on hand. It works well when you want something sweet that's still simple. No need to turn on the oven or dig out a bunch of tools. Feels just like one of those comfort desserts from a cozy bakery.
    Get the Recipe: Baked Apple in Air Fryer

    Air Fryer Pineapples

    Sliced pinieapples sprinkled with cinnamon on a plate.
    Air Fryer Pineapples. Photo credit: Little Bit Recipes.

    These get lightly caramelized on the outside and stay juicy inside. The natural sweetness shines through, and they're ready in under 15 minutes. You don't need any fancy ingredients or baking skills. They pair well with ice cream or stand alone. A great way to make something quick that still tastes like it came from a dessert case.
    Get the Recipe: Air Fryer Pineapples

    Air Fryer S'mores

    A s'more with melted marshmallow and chocolate between graham crackers on a white plate.
    Air Fryer S'mores. Photo credit: Little Bit Recipes.

    These give you the gooey layers and warm crunch without building a fire or turning on the oven. They're quick, fun, and easy to pull together with pantry staples. The marshmallows toast up nicely in just a few minutes. Great for evenings when you want something familiar and fun. They turn out with that same treat-shop finish you'd expect to buy.
    Get the Recipe: Air Fryer S'mores

    Air Fryer Apple Crisp for One

    A plate of apple crisp with chunks of apple, topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and an oat crumble topping.
    Air Fryer Apple Crisp for One. Photo credit: Little Bit Recipes.

    This makes a warm, crunchy dessert that's perfect when you only need a small portion. It's ready fast and doesn't take much cleanup. The topping crisps up nicely while the apples turn soft underneath. Great for nights when you want something sweet but simple. Feels like a mini dessert you'd pick up at a bakery just for yourself.
    Get the Recipe: Air Fryer Apple Crisp for One

    Air Fryer Apple Fritters

    Glazed apple cinnamon fritters on a plate with front one broken in half.
    Air Fryer Apple Fritters. Photo credit: Little Bit Recipes.

    These come out golden on the outside with soft apple pieces in the middle. They cook fast and don't need deep frying or extra cleanup. You can dust them with powdered sugar or keep them plain. They feel special even though they're easy to throw together. The texture and flavor make them feel like they came straight from the bakery counter.
    Get the Recipe: Air Fryer Apple Fritters

    Cream Cheese Danish

    A pastry with berry filling and white drizzle on a white plate is accompanied by strawberry slices. A red and white checkered cloth, blueberries, and a bowl of strawberries are nearby.
    Cream Cheese Danish. Photo credit: Little Bit Recipes.

    These are flaky, warm, and filled with a smooth center that feels more special than a regular weekday treat. They come together in about 20 minutes and use simple ingredients. The air fryer makes the pastry crisp up without much effort. Great for when you want a quick bite that doesn't feel basic. They look and taste like something you'd pick up with your morning coffee.
    Get the Recipe: Cream Cheese Danish

    Chocolate Puff Pastry

    Close-up of a flaky pastry cut open to reveal a filling of chocolate, with a visible crispy golden crust.
    Chocolate Puff Pastry. Photo credit: Little Bit Recipes.

    This dessert feels rich without being complicated. The puff pastry bakes up golden and crisp while the chocolate melts inside. You don't need to measure much or plan ahead. They're quick to make and feel like something you'd pick out of a bakery display. Perfect for when you want a warm treat that's ready fast.
    Get the Recipe: Chocolate Puff Pastry

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    About Lisa MarcAurele

    Lisa MarcAurele is a blogger and cookbook author. She created Little Bit Recipes to help people save money by minimizing leftovers when cooking for one or two people. Lisa is also a co-founder of Daily Life Travels, where you can discover new places to visit and things to do. You can sign up for her recipe emails to see all her latest content.

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