
A delicious and simple chocolate mousse, that you can make in just a few minutes! It’s dairy-free, keto, paleo, vegetarian and packed with good fats. Simple Keto Chocolate Mousse – You must try this recipes.

When a sweet craving hits, you’ll have this chocolate mousse ready in no time. Use any keto-friendly granular sweetener that measures like sugar. This is quite rich, so you don’t need a lot to feel satisfied.
You can also try making a fruity one by using a combination of white chocolate chips and a flavored syrup, such as strawberry syrup, plus through in some fresh berries for good measure.
Yes, you can definitely make this keto recipe for chocolate mousse ahead. Simply divide into serving dishes or glass jars and store in the refrigerator.
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Simple Keto Chocolate Mousse
Course: DessertsCuisine: Ketogenic2
servings5
minutes5
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kcalA delicious and simple chocolate mousse, that you can make in just a few minutes! It’s dairy-free, keto, paleo, vegetarian and packed with good fats.
Ingredients
1 cup creamed coconut milk (240 g / 8.5 oz)
3 tbsp unsweetened cocoa powder (Dutch process) or raw cacao powder (16g / 0.6 oz)
1/2 tsp cinnamon
6-12 drops liquid Stevia extract (Clear / Vanilla / Coconut) or other healthy low-carb sweetener from this list
shredded (or flaked) coconut for garnish
Directions
- Place a can of coconut milk into the fridge overnight. Don’t shake the can before opening. It should get very thick and the solids should separate from water. If it doesn’t, you need to try another brand. Once thick, transfer to a bowl (without the water!). The extracted cream will be used for the mousse. To get a cup of creamed coconut milk, you’ll need 1-2 cans coconut milk.
- Whip in the raw cocoa powder – electric mixer will make the mousse really smooth and works best.
- Add cinnamon and stevia.
- Whip until smooth and creamy.
- Place in a serving glass and garnish with a pinch of shredded coconut or toasted flaked coconut. You can also top the mousse with some berries (blackberries are the lowest in carbs). Enjoy!
Notes
- You’ll canned coconut milk for this recipe. I recommend. Thai Kitchen Organic is a good option. Do not use any liquid, carton coconut milk.
- The mousse is best served after chilled for at lest an hour and then topped with toasted flaked coconut. To toast the coconut, place it on a non-stick pan and let it brown while stirring (1-2 minutes).
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