A dessert that everyone will remember

Everyone loves chocolate, and if they don’t… can we really trust them? Don’t be fooled by the fancy toppings on this cake. This no bake coconut cream chocolate mouse cake comes together in just a few hours, the hardest part is waiting for it to harden in the freezer!

Coconut Cream Chocolate Mouse Cake is made with full fat coconut cream, fair traded cacao, coconut sugar and a few other ingredients. It’s absolutely mouthwatering.

I will be making this recipe on repeat for awhile, and most definitely will be taking it to Christmas this year to share with my family.

Ingredients used in this Chocolate Mouse Cake

For the Coconut Cream Chocolate Mouse Cake, we’ll be using a base blend of full fat coconut cream, cacao, and coconut sugar. For the crust, we will be using dates, almonds and almond butter.

Crust:

• Dates
• Almonds
• Almond butter

Mouse

• Full fat coconut cream
• Coconut sugar
• Cacao
• Granola butter or Almond butter

Tools for making Mouse Cake

To prepare this recipe, you’ll need a handful of items, prepare the below and let’s start baking!

• Medium Saucepan
• Measuring Cups
• Parchment paper
• Spring pan
• Food Processor

How to make delicious chocolate mouse cake

Like I mentioned previously, Coconut Cream Chocolate Mouse Cake is very easy to whip together. Start by mixing the ingredients in the saucepan over medium heat to form the base. Then, we’ll make the crust for the base to go into. Place that baby in the freezer for 1.5 hours and you’ll be ready to indulge on this amazing cake!

This cake is an easy no-bake treat, the only thing you will need is a freezer!

To start making this incredible cake, you will mix together the full fat coconut cream, coconut sugar, almond butter and cacao in a medium saucepan over low heat. To make sure the ingredients are really well combined, use a whisk and stir the ingredients really well. You’ll start to see a thick chocolate batter start to form, it will only take a few minutes. Once you have this mixture, remove from heat and set aside.

The crust will be next. To make the crust, add pitted dates to your food processor and blend for a few minutes until the dates are broken apart. Then, add in the almonds and almond butter and blend once more. You will see the pieces start to break down and form together. About 3-5 minutes.

Line the spring pan with parchment paper, and then add the crust to the pan. Using your hands, firmly press the crust into the pan until it starts to make shape. Then, pour the chocolate mixture over the crust and spread evenly.

Place the whole pan in the freeze for a minimum of 1.5 hours to harden.

Remove from freezer and top with dried oranges, coconut and star anise. Slice into the cake and enjoy!

My favorite healthy ingredients

As always, this chocolate mouse cake is made with healthier ingredients. This cake is delicious and has no funky ingredients!

Full fat coconut cream is a must for this recipe, you want to use the thick creamy part which makes this cake sturdy, creamy and thick.