
Chocolate avocado cream with raspberries: avocado, cocoa and plant-based milk, sweetened with maple syrup – a creamy, chocolatey dessert that's quickly blended.
You’ll need: blender · chopping board · knife
This cream is simple, smooth and pleasantly chocolatey. It feels like a little dessert, yet it's made from whole ingredients.
Less sweet: halve the sweetness and round it off with cinnamon, vanilla or a few berries Plant-based milk → unsweetened coconut milk (often fewer additives) Raspberries → a few blueberries or strawberries (mildly sweet, go well with cocoa) Cocoa powder → highly defatted cocoa powder or a little extra vanilla (intense chocolate flavour)
Depending on the plant-based milk, it may contain soya or nut allergens. If you use honey instead of maple syrup: no honey for babies under one year old. In pregnancy, avocado, cocoa and washed raspberries are generally fine.
Both, with a clear emphasis on fat: avocado mainly provides monounsaturated fatty acids. It also has folate, vitamin K, vitamin E and potassium, among other things.
Unsweetened cocoa powder contains minerals such as magnesium and iron, plus natural plant compounds such as flavanols. Their content can vary considerably depending on processing.
Raspberries contain fibre, which not everyone gets on with equally well in larger amounts. With a sensitive gut, small portions are often more comfortable.
Yes, maple syrup contains free sugars. For less sweetness, just use less syrup.
That depends on the drink: oat milk is often mild (it contains gluten unless labelled gluten-free), soya milk provides more protein, and nut milks can be unsuitable with allergies. Unsweetened versions are usually the best fit.