10 Best Dessert Pots UK 2022 | Cadbury, Gü, Alpro, Ambrosia and More)

These pots might be small but they pack in plenty of flavour! The chocolate is dark and rich while the texture is super smooth. Although the recipe is vegan, it captures the joy of chocolate better than any dairy-based pudding on our list. Coconut cream is where these pots get their unfathomable richness, beneath an intense cacao hit. 

Best of all, these pots are only 100 calories each so they're a healthy-ish treat. They're also gluten-free and you get four puddings per pack, making them fantastic value for money. Technically they could work well for families, but they're so moreish that you might decide to keep them all to yourself!

You can't beat this pair of puddings from Gü if you're craving soufflé. The chocolate hit combines with an airy texture to make this more than just your run-of-the-mill weeknight dessert — it's total luxury in a pot!

We love the fact you can pop these puds in the oven for 12 minutes and achieve a truly superior dining experience. Considering the decadent texture and taste, the saturated fat levels aren't sky-high and the reusable glass pots are handy too.

Perhaps one of the more underrated and overlooked dessert pot options on the market, this wobbly pudding is a fantastic low-fat, low-sugar and low-calorie choice! Hartley's offers a range of flavours but this '70s throwback with tart rhubarb and creamy custard is our favourite.

These totally plant-based desserts are perfect for vegans and vegetarians, plus they contain less than a gram of fat and only half a gram of sugar per pot. The ideal grab-and-go pud if you need something speedy from the fridge!

If cheesecake is your go-to choice of dessert, we reckon you'll love Gü's mini ramekins of dairy-free and gluten-free goodness! Layers of silky choc ganache and vanilla-infused coconut cream make this a rich, rewarding after-dinner treat.

This duo of desserts has just the right amount of sweetness without being overpowering, which is why it's in our top 5. However, they're 320 calories per pot and the sugar content is pretty high so try not to indulge too often!

For a tasty twist on the classic rice pudding, we urge you to try this dreamy version that's made with all organic ingredients. The flavour is delicate, while the thick texture offers plenty of bite. 

Best of all, these puddings can be enjoyed hot or cold depending on your mood — or how much time you have left on your lunch break! They're not too rich either, so you won't feel bloated or sickly afterward.

These dark choc delights are entirely plant-based, so they're ideal for the vegan-curious and those with a dairy allergy. The soya base means they contain 3.1 g of protein per pot, plus they're a source of calcium and vitamin B2.

The saturated fat is particularly low here, at just 1 g per pot, so if you're trying to lose weight then this is a healthy dessert option. These puddings can even be stored in the cupboard if you don't have much fridge space, although they taste best chilled.

Looking for a fruity plant-based pudding pot? We really rate these possets (traditional British cold-set desserts) from Pots & Co, which combine tangy passion fruit with sweet banana. They're ideal if you prefer to avoid anything too rich or heavy, but might not quite hit the spot if you want something really decadent.

We like the fact that these puddings pack in lots of flavour without going overboard on your daily saturated fat allowance. Enjoy over two evenings or share with a loved one if you're feeling generous. 

What could be more cosy or delicious than a pot of custard? Perhaps a chocolate flavoured one! Ambrosia has been providing the UK with heavenly desserts for over 100 years and the nostalgic taste of their creamy custard never disappoints. 

Surprisingly low in fat but high in sugar, this little pot is a moment of joy that you deserve, although it's sadly no good for vegans or those who are lactose intolerant. The packaging is also plastic and not easily recycled, so think about how you can reuse it in your home!

Comforting and cheering no matter the weather outside, these apple and salted caramel puds take less than a minute to warm through and need no side helpings as they taste dreamy alone. 

Both fats and sugars are particularly high here, so this is very much a treat that should be enjoyed in moderation. However, the small portions help to avoid over-eating and would make a lovely finish to a date night. The glass pots win recycling points too!

If, like us, you have the sweetest of sweet teeth then we think you'll love this quartet of choc and caramel desserts from Cadbury. The wobbly texture sits somewhere between yoghurt and pudding, which sounds wrong but is oh-so-right!

These ultra-sugary yoghurts might be too sickly for some, and they contain pork gelatine so aren't suitable for every diet. But as a cheap, cheerful dessert option for all the family, they're simply unsurpassed when it comes to value for money!