Vegan Whipped Cream with Coconut Milk

March 25, 2016

You won’t miss the dairy when you taste this decadent vegan whipped cream made with coconut milk. (#vegan) www.ordinaryvegan.netVegan Whipped Cream with Coconut Milk

Thanks for your patience for this vegan whipped cream recipe. Ever since I posted my easy scones topped with a delicious vegan whipped cream, you have said: “where the heck is the vegan whipped cream recipe?” At the time, I used a store bought brand that I thought was pretty good and it only contained a few ingredients. But never again.

This recipe is so easy, and I can't even put into words how decadent and delicious it tastes. At any rate, sorry for the wait. Here is how I made it.

I bought a 13-ounce can of unsweetened coconut milk. Very important note. Make sure it is full-fat, unsweetened coconut milk and doesn't contain guar gum. For some reason guar gum coconut milk doesn't whip as well.

That information must be getting around because I bought a brand that was labeled no guar gum made by a company called Natural Value. It was also labeled 17-19% milk fat, unsweetened, GMO-free, organic and no BPA in the can. What more could a healthy, plant-based girl ask for?

Coconut milk makes a decadent vegan whipped cream. (#vegan) ordinaryvegan.net

Natural Value Coconut Milk

So all I did was refrigerate the can of coconut milk overnight. I also placed the metal mixing bowl and beaters in the freezer approximately an hour before making the vegan whipped cream. I find that you get a better whip when your bowl and beaters are cold.

Then remove the can from the refrigerator and open the can of milk without shaking it. Scoop out the coconut cream solids into the cold mixing bowl and no liquid. You can save the coconut liquid for a smoothie, overnight oats or chia pudding.

Beat the coconut cream using an electric mixer with the chilled beaters on high until stiff peaks form. Add about three teaspoons of vegan sugar or maple syrup and one teaspoon of vanilla extract. Beat another minute. Taste and add more sweetener if needed. Mine was perfect.

Now, try not to gobble the whole thing up.

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Vegan Whipped Cream with Coconut Milk
 
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A decadent and delicious whipped cream without the dairy!
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Serves: 2 cups
Ingredients
  • 1 13-14 ounce can unsweetened, full fat coconut milk
  • 3 teaspoons of vegan sugar (or maple syrup) (I recommend Organic, Vegan, Zulka Sugar)
  • 1 teaspoon of vanilla extract
Instructions
  1. Refrigerate the can of coconut milk overnight.
  2. Place a large metal bowl and electric beaters from your hand mixer in the freezer for one hour before preparing the whipped cream.
  3. Open the cold can of coconut milk without shaking it. Remove the coconut cream solids only into the cold mixing bowl avoiding any of the liquid.
  4. * You can save the liquid for smoothies, puddings or overnight oats*
  5. Using an electric mixer with the chilled beaters, beat the coconut cream on a high speed until stiff peaks form.
  6. Add the sugar and vanilla and beat another minute.
  7. Taste and add more sweetener if needed.
  8. This whipped cream will stay fresh for approximately one week in a sealed container in the refrigerator.

 

 


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6 thoughts on “Vegan Whipped Cream with Coconut Milk

    1. Thanks for mentioning that Caro and happy holidays. I like Nature’s Charm coconut milk which has these ingredients Coconut Milk (Coconut Cream, Filtered Water), Cane Sugar, and Salt. You can buy it on Amazon. Nancy

  1. My Husband and I, and our 6 children are 8 days vegan! I have loved your podcasts and Ordinary Vegan is my regular go to for recipes. We are trying out some vegan pancakes for breakfast tomorrow so I’m looking forward to whipping up some of this! Thanks for being you & for sharing. All the way from Australia ~ The Martin Family xo

    1. Hi Natasha – so lovely to hear from you and I am so impressed that you and your family of 8 are going on this journey – major congratulations !!! Thank you for your kind words and so happy my podcasts can help. Also thank you for taking the time to reach out. It’s comments like this that keep me going!

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