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Ring in the season with peppermint-topped, chocolate cupcakes. Canola oil makes the cupcakes light and fluffy. These bite-sized, mouth-watering treats will get your guests in the mood to celebrate the holidays in style!

Whole grains, cranberries and almonds jack up the nutrient power in these muffins compared to common, cake-like ones. To round out breakfast, pair a muffin with some nuts and a piece of fruit for additional protein, energy and nutrients. Canola oil provides a moist, tender texture, plus adds vitamins E and K.

A deliciously moist cake that offers fiber and endless options for fruit toppings.

Allowing the muffins to stand in tins for a few minutes, continues to cook the muffins without drying them out.

Pumpkin and baking spices transform these cupcakes into the ultimate fall treat.

These better-for-you brownies are rich in chocolate, but balanced in sweetness by almonds, which also add a little crunch.

Canola oil is perfect for baking with its light texture, neutral flavor and high heat tolerance. Add fresh raspberries and cream cheese frosting to classic vanilla cupcakes for yummy results.

A variety of stone fruits looks great and tastes delicious, but use any fruit in season, or a combination, for this simple dessert.

This recipe celebrates summer with all the luscious flavors you expect from this all-time favorite dessert, but in a healthier and easier way. The biscuits are made better-for-you with canola oil instead of butter and half whole-grain flour. They are simple drop biscuits; no rolling or dough-cutting required. And the whipped cream topping is lightened with Greek yogurt for a subtle tanginess that beautifully complements the fresh berries.

This traditional Irish soda bread can be enjoyed any day of the year, not just St. Patrick's Day. Using canola oil reduces its saturated fat content.