Paleo Avocado chocolate mousse – 2 recipes: Sugar free or refined sugar free
My favorite way to make this paleo avocado chocolate mousse is using my sugar free crystal sweetener – I love Swerve or Monk fruit sugar. You know how much I love sugar free dessert recipes right? Even if I am ok to indulge on some sweet refined sugar free desserts someday I do prefer a 100% sugar free recipe for myself. When you have been pre diabetic trust me, you are always worried about going back to your sugar addiction. But I have got a family who don’t enjoy the sugar free sweetener as much as I do. Monk fruit sugar or erythritol are good for you it is natural but some people don’t appreciate their taste at first. It could have a slight fresh /minty aftertaste. After 5 years using it, I don’t notice this anymore but well, my husband and the kids usually prefer a refined sugar dessert.
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SO that is why today I tested this recipe two ways.
1- 100% Sugar free Avocado chocolate mousse (green ramekin pictures) I am using only 2 tablespoon of sugar free crystal sweetener – swerve or monk fruit sugar blend. The texture is pretty much the same as the recipe using dates. Honestly, I love the taste of sugar free one ! It is silky smooth and creamy, less dense than the one with dates. Plus there is only 3.8 g net carbs per serve and you save 100 kcal per serve !!! Amazing right?
2- 100% Refined Sugar free Avocado chocolate mousse (white ramekin) That is the recipe I make for my husband and the kids. I am using medjool dates, they are softer and blend very well without soaking time. The texture of the chocolate mousse using dates is slightly thicker more like a cream. It is delcious but more fulfilling too. I recommend to serve this one in smaller serve – may be for 6 people instead of 4. It will make very small portion but it is enough I think. The kids loves to pair this mousse with fresh raspberries. I agree, it is a great combo if you love fruits and chocolate. This version with dates will get super dense if you store it in the fridge for few hours. It is absolutely AMAZING !!!
Below I provided both nutrition panel to cater any diet. Feel free to try the recipe that makes you feel good and happy. As you can see on those two pictures, the texture of the sugar free chocolate mousse (green ramekin) is very similar to the one using dates (white ramekin).
And if like me you love avocado in dessert you can also give a try to my Avocado Banana Mousse or Chocolate Avocado truffles !
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Paleo Avocado chocolate mousse is an easy and healthy 4 ingredients sugar free dessert recipe with a delicious fudgy chocolate texture. It is also vegan, low carb (3.8g net carb per serve) and gluten free.
- 1 ripe avocado ,flesh
- 1/4 cup unsweetened cocoa powder
- 2 tablespoon swerve or 6 Medjool dates (if paleo not sugar free)
- 1 1/4 cup coconut cream ,canned
- 1 teaspoon vanilla essence - optional
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In a blender, scoop out the ripe avocado flesh, unsweetened cocoa powder, sugar free crystal sweetener (or pitted dates), canned coconut cream and vanilla extract.
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Blend until smooth - about 1 minutes on high speed.
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Transfer the chocolate mousse into ramekin and refrigerate for at least 1 hour. The longer it stays in the fridge, the creamier it will be.
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Serve with chocolate flakes or unsweetened desiccated coconut.
Storage: You can store those avocado chocolate mousse up to 2 days in the fridge. Simply wrap each ramekin with plastic wrap to avoid the top to dry out.
Sugar-free/keto/low carb options: replace the medjool dates by 1/4 cup sugar free crystal sweetener like erythritol or monk fruit sugar. The texture will be very similar, thick, creamy and delicious ! Net carb per serving will be 3.6 grams. This recipe serve 6 chocolate mousse.
Serving size: this recipe is VERY rich and fulfilling. I highly recommend to serve this recipe in 6 mini ramekins (half size as the one in the picture).
Nutrition panel is for one healthy avocado chocolate mousse. This recipe serve 6 mini ramekins.
Nutrition Panel for one serving of the sugar free/keto recipe using 1/4 cup erythritol instead of dates. This recipe serve 6 mini ramekins.
Any chance I could use stevia? Thats
my sweetener of choice. If so, how
would I adjust recipe?
Thank you
Sure you can ! I would recommend using liquid stevia it will blend better than powder. Simply follow the recipe without adding the swerve sweetener. Starts with drops of liquid stevia and taste. Then adjust one drop at a time, give a good stir between to make sure it is perfectly incorporated to the mousse. Enjoy the recipe my friend! XOXO Carine.
Great recipe. Also easy and quick. With some berries makes an impressive desert
Berries ! yummy addition 🙂 I will give this a go next time. Thanks for testing my recipes, enjoy the blog! XOXO Carine
Hi! I have dried dates, will that work instead of fresh?
Sure, make sure you soak them into hot water 3-5 minutes, squeeze extra water and use in the food processor. Soaking dried dates make them softer and creamy. It will be delicious this way too. Enjoy the recipe. Have a lovely time on the blog. XOXO Carine.