Vegan Paleo Chocolate Mousse

Vegan.

Paleo.

Chocolate.

Mousse.

Three Ingredients!?!

Honestly, I would have been sold at just seeing the word "Chocolate"! This mousse is so simple, how can you not make it? As an added bonus, it happens to be suitable for just about ANY diet. I love making recipes that are suitable for people with dietary restrictions because I believe no one should have to go without chocolate!

So what are you waiting for? Whip this mousse up ASAP?

Ingredients:

  • 1/2 cup coconut cream*
  • 2 Tbsp Vitafiber IMO powder
  • 2 Tbsp cacao
  • additional sweetener, if desired

Directions:

  1. Chill the coconut cream until it is solid. 
  2. Whip the coconut cream with a mixer. Add in the Vitafiber powder, cacao and additional sweetener if desired.
  3. If it warmed up as you whipped, simply put it back in the fridge to firm up and whip again before serving. Serve chilled and top with chocolate if desired. 
Makes 2 servings. 

*The coconut cream should be simply coconut and water in the ingredients. It is canned. There are other products that have additional ingredients - these are not the same thing. I know Trader Joe's sells the coconut cream this recipe calls for.

Do you have any dietary restrictions? How do you incorporate chocolate into your life? 

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