Chocolate Coconut Cream Pudding is a creamy, dairy free, vegan chocolate dessert recipe with only 3 ingredients!
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I am SO EXCITED to share this homemade coconut cream dessert and dairy free pudding with you all because it’s the easiest thing to make and it’s so delicious.
Next time you find yourself in need of desserts using coconut milk you have on hand, save this vegan coconut pudding recipe because it’s that good.
You’re just THREE ingredients away from this quick coconut cream dessert. I find that it’s easiest to order in bulk from Thrive Market, my monthly go to!
Here’s what you need:
If you want this to be a vegan coconut pudding, make sure to avoid honey. Make sure there’s no milk products in your cocoa powder to keep this a dairy free chocolate pudding as well.
I find that it’s the perfect vegan chocolate dessert or a mid-day answer to your sweet tooth.
If you haven’t noticed, it’s quite the theme on BLT for making easy recipes with minimal ingredients that are easy, like 5 ingredient sweet potato burgers, 3 ingredient banana oatmeal cookies and easy air fryer tempeh.
So, why not add a quick coconut cream dessert recipe to the repertoire.ย
Coconut cream and chocolate is a match made in heaven – you MUST try this.ย
This is one of the best vegan chocolate desserts I’ve ever had or made.
Coconut milk chocolate pudding will become your new favorite healthy dessert recipe.ย
Did You Know?
Put your canned coconut milk in the fridge the night before for the best result!
Today is the day you try coconut whipped cream for this chocolate coconut cream – do not be intimidated.
The next time you find yourself wondering what to make with coconut cream, make this coconut cream pudding recipe.
This coconut milk pudding originally started as chocolate coconut whipped cream.ย
Then, I realized that the product was more like a pudding so it morphed into a healthy chocolate pudding.ย
I then tasted it and decided this dairy free pudding recipe was pretty darn good and fell in love with it. It would be a lovely addition to my quinoa apple crumble.
I know there’s a market for canned coconut milk dessert recipes. For those who are dairy free, or are looking for dairy free coconut cream dessert recipe, this is for you.
I had to temporarily follow a dairy free diet in the beginning of my dairy free breastfeeding journey with Camryn. I thought she had a milk allergy. Thankfully, she didn’t.
But either way, this vegan chocolate dessert is an easy breastfeeding snack and healthy postpartum snack.
While making cream out of canned coconut milk may seem intimidating, it’s not.
It’s actually my go to method of making vegan whipped cream without buying one with tons of fillers.ย
To make coconut whipped cream, you’re simply using the creamy (not liquidy) part of canned (full-fat) coconut milk.
This post talks about 50+ uses for your canned coconut milk so there is always something you can do with it, if you’re not feeling this coconut cream pudding dessert.
Who knew you could make such delicious canned coconut cream recipes for dessert so easily?
Chocolate Cream Pudding is a creamy, dairy free, coconut cream dessert recipe with only 3 ingredients! Make this quick and easy chocolate pudding with coconut milk when the craving strikes.ย
You may want to let your can sit out for 10 minutes after taking it out of the fridge.
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Support Bucket List TummySounds yummy! Can this be made with Coconut Cream instead of milk?
Hi Nina! Compared to coconut milk, coconut cream is thicker and more paste like, so you may need to add some water to thin it out if needed. Please let us know if it works!
Quick question- Iโm starting out with a carton of coconut cream – how much should I measure out to approximate the amount of cream youโd scoop from a can of full fat coconut milk?
Thanks!
Hi Sarah – what do you mean by a carton of coconut cream? If possible, I would suggest getting a 15 oz can to be most precise!
I SO appreciate the pictures with each step — makes following the recipe so easy. Also, YAY for gluten- and dairy-free!
Thank you a thousand times for this recipe!! I was searching for a simple vegan recipe and this was the simplest in direction and ingredients list, just what I was looking for. I just made it and it is delicious!!! More of a cream than pudding texture, but light and delicious, and perfectly healthy!! I used pure maple syrup to sweeten and love the results. Adding this to my go-to list! Thank you again, I am so grateful!
I’m so glad you enjoyed it! I love the final texture ๐
This looks amazing – and so easy! I have everything I need to make it (except I think my coconut milk is Lite). I want to try this for sure. It looks like a deliciously healthy low-glycemic dessert.
I used to LOVE Snackpacks! This is definitely a much better alternative!
So easy and it looks amazing! Love it! ๐
Not a snack pak fan, but I totally lick the mixers. This looks really great!
Everyone licks the beaters right?! Thanks for linking up for meatless Monday
This looks so good and so easy! AND I jus happen to have some coconut milk sitting in my pantry, waiting to be used. I wonder what other mix-ins I could add…maybe some flaked coconut! YUM!
YUM! So quick and easy and I love coconut milk and the chocolate and coconut combination! Thank you for linking up with us for Meatless Monday!
Wow this looks so yummy! I’ve made regular coconut whipped cream before but haven’t tried adding chocolate. I’d love to try it ASAP!
This looks sooooooo creamy and delicious! I love coconut milk/cream based desserts as they’re so rich and decadent!
Aren’t they? So yummy!
this looks so good! love how there is limited ingredients too. Also, hope you had a happy birthday Sarah and are enjoying your trip in Canada!
Thank you so much, Alyssa! That is so sweet of you!
Chocolate and coconut are two of my ALL TIME faves….I will be right over if you have some made!!!
I can have some made soon!
Lol. And here I’ve been making a solid return to snack packs. I love those things. But weird, I really didn’t as a kid. My parents used to put them in my lunch and I NEVER ate them. What the heck was I thinking?…. chocolate. Always the chocolate.
But of courssssse your recipe is a titch better on the ingredient front, haha. So although I won’t be stopping with those little packs of goodness, I’ll definitely be giving this a try to balance it all out ๐
That’s too funny, but it’s a perfect example of how our tastes and preferences change! Since you started so late, I think you still have many snack packs to devour to catch up ๐
I loved pudding cups! My favorite was the double chocolate fudge or the sugar cookie (which came out when I was 20…and still eating them) this looks like it would be great on top over banana ice cream!
I haven’t seen the sugar cookie one! Would definitely go great over banana ice cream!
omg i love you right now…hahah! This looks amazing! Yes to both questions. I was a snack packs fan and i always licked (and still do lick) the hand mixer!
It’s nearly impossible not to!
This looks amazing!! I loved Snack Packs growing up (chocolate ones only though!) and I always lick the mixer when making pudding/brownies. You have to! ๐
You totally have to, can’t waste the good stuff! ๐