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I especially like this Strawberry Tart recipe. – or use it as the base for a creamy tart or pie.

Dollop it onto almost any dessert – puddings, crumbles, pies, cakes, shortcake, etc. Once you’ve made your coconut whipped cream, you have endless options for serving it. Chill your cream until you’re ready to serve!.You could use powdered sugar in place of the maple as well. I like to sweeten mine with maple syrup and flavor it with vanilla extract, warming spices, or lemon, depending on what I’m making.

Gently mix in your sweetener and seasonings.

Be careful not to overmix here, as it could heat the cream and cause it to soften!

Beat on high speed until it begins to thicken and peaks form.

Scoop the hardened coconut that has risen to the top of the can, and spoon it into a stand mixer fitted with the whisk attachment.

You’ll need this concentrated cream in order to create a fluffy coconut whipped cream. Once your cans have chilled, just follow these easy steps: The coconut solids will rise to the top of the can in the fridge, leaving the coconut water behind. Always chill your cans in the fridge overnight. Making homemade coconut whipped cream is no trickier than making regular whipped cream at home, but you do have to plan ahead. You can easily find both in the Asian section of most grocery stores. I use light coconut milk in lattes or soups, but if I want to use coconut as a rich, dairy-free alternative to regular cream in vegan ice cream or whipped cream, I always seek out full-fat coconut milk or coconut cream.

Full-fat coconut milk is second in line, and light coconut milk comes in last. Canned coconut cream has the highest coconut percentage, meaning that it also has the highest fat content and the thickest texture. Coconut and water are the primary ingredients in all three, but they each have different concentrations of coconut. In most grocery stores, you’ll find 3 canned coconut products: light coconut milk, full-fat coconut milk, and coconut cream. It’s light, it’s fluffy, and it’s naturally dairy-free making it the perfect topping for cakes, pies, crumbles, or any dessert that would benefit from a dollop of whipped cream. Whipped coconut cream is my go-to substitute for regular whipped cream.