No Bake Peach Lasagna

No bake peach lasagna is sweet, tangy, and packed with protein – it’s the perfect summer dessert. All you need is graham crackers, greek yogurt, and fresh peaches!

Although there are no noodles in this no bake peach “lasagna,” trust me when I say this recipe will blow your mind.

With 3 ingredients, it’s incredibly easy to make. Plus, it stores so well and is made to serve chilled.

Peaches and cream are a flavor combo made from heaven. Save this recipe for your next summer party and impress your friends with your sweet lasagna-inspired dish.

If you love no bake dessert recipes, you’ll love my No Bake Pumpkin Cheesecake.

What can you do with an excess of peaches?

Peach season has arrived, and let me tell you…

It is my favorite time of the year!

May through September is the best time to buy peaches because they’re extra sweet and juicy.

But, sometimes I go a little crazy and realize I have enough to feed a whole army.

Peach lasagna is a great way to fill an entire pan and share it with your friends or family.

My Air Fryer Peaches recipe is also a delicious way to use up your extra fruit – get the grilled peach flavor in less than 10 minutes without having to warm up the entire barbecue.

Additionally, peaches are perfect to freeze! They add sweetness and tang to any smoothie bowl.

But honestly, you’ll find me enjoying one right over the kitchen sink most days – optimal consumption for minimal clean-up!

Can you eat peach skin?

Yes!

Peaches can be enjoyed raw, baked, or cooked – they are such a versatile fruit.

Peach skin carries most of the fiber within the fruit, which optimizes their digestion.

The skin also contains more polyphenols than the fruit itself, which helps manage blood pressure, promotes good circulation, and can help with chronic inflammation.

I also think the skin tastes really yummy. Just make sure to wash the outside well if you’re not buying organic!

Learn more about the benefits of peach skin here.

Is no bake peaches lasagna healthy?

I’d say no bake peach lasagna is a great healthier alternative to other traditional dessert recipes!

Peaches

Just one peach makes up over a tenth of your vitamin C needs for the day!

Peaches have also been linked to overall eye health, digestion, and bone health.

Learn more about the health benefits of peaches here.

Greek yogurt

Depending on the Greek yogurt, this recipe can easily have up to 30 grams of protein, which helps keep you feel fuller for longer and reduces blood sugar spikes.

Not only is it a great source of protein, but it is also filled with probiotics, which increase bacterial diversity and promote better gut health.

Mixed with some maple syrup, I think Greek yogurt is such a tasty treat!

Learn more about the benefits of Greek yogurt here.

Graham Crackers

Graham crackers are perfectly healthy when enjoyed in moderation! Pairing them with high protein and high fiber options like Greek yogurt and fruit helps slow the spike of blood sugar and insulin.

I think dessert recipes are incomplete without some source of fast-digesting carbs – they help hit that sweet tooth craving and provide you with needed energy for the rest of your day.

Ingredients for peach lasagna

The best part about this recipe is that it requires minimal ingredients!

Graham crackers

Yogurt

Maple syrup, optional

Peaches

Lemon, juice

Cinnamon, optional

How to make peach lasagna

Begin by layering the lasagna on an 8×8 baking dish:  start with the sheets of graham crackers, then Greek yogurt (I used plain mixed with maple syrup) and add the fresh peaches.

Sprinkle cinnamon and lemon juice in between.

Serve with some vanilla ice cream or fresh whipped cream!

Enjoy!!

How to serve peach lasagna

Peach lasagna tastes best chilled. After a few hours, the Greek yogurt and maple syrup seep into the graham crackers and give them a soft, almost cake-like texture.

After chilling, top with shaved almonds, more yogurt, ice cream, whipped cream, granola, or maple syrup – there are so many ways to enjoy peach lasagna, you can alter it for breakfast or dessert.

How to store peach lasagna

Store the peach lasagna in an air-tight container in your fridge for an additional 3-4 days.

This type of recipe tastes even better the next day!

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Other no bake recipes you might like:

No Bake Brownie Bites

No Bake Cinnamon Roll Cookies

No Bake Peanut Butter Cookies