Vegan spiced coconut whipped cream

This easy to make coconut whipped cream is so unique with its spiced and delicious taste, thanks to the cinnamon and nutmeg. No granulated sugar required and make this thick and fluffy whipped cream in only a few minutes!

No need to reach for the dairy processed whipped cream anymore! Just keep a few cans of coconut milk in your fridge and you will be able to enjoy a luscious dessert topping whenever you want. It goes so well with the classic fruits pies or as a cupcake frosting, but my favorite way to enjoy it is simply as a fruit dip. Or make your morning oatmeal much more exciting and garnish it with this coconut whipped cream for a fun treat. Toddler and mom approved!

How to make this coconut whipped cream:

This silky cream will become fluff in a minute, but there are a few easy basics to follow to make it extra perfect.

1. Chill your cans of coconut milk overnight for best results. This will allow the coconut cream to get hard enough to make the whipped result more fluffy and stiff. Also chill the bowl you will use for the whipping process, just put it in the freezer for about 10-15 minutes before starting the recipe.

2. You will only use the top cream part of the cans, so be gentle when moving the cans around after the chilling step to keep the cream and water parts separated. Then, open the cans, gently scrape the top cream with a spoon and transfer it to the chilled bowl. You won’t need the coconut water for this recipe, but keep it for your next smoothie!

3. Using an electric mixer, start by whipping the coconut cream alone for about 30-45 seconds until you reach a fluffy and silky texture.

4. Then, add the rest of the ingredients to the whipped cream and whip for another 30-60 seconds. You don’t want to over whip to avoid separating the cream. The whipped cream will stay good in the fridge for a few days.

Important note:

Different brands of canned coconut milk can provide different results. Even within the same brand, it seems like different batches of canned coconut milk can vary in their content, thus giving a different result. To help you succeed for this recipe, always make sure you chill the cans and bowl. Also, keep the final whipped cream in the fridge until you are ready to eat it to keep its thick texture. One more thing, I’m all for low fat meals in general (especially processed fat), but now is not the time to reach for the low fat coconut milk! Choosing full fat content is crucial to get that nice fluffy texture.

Try this coconut whipped cream on top of this 3 ingredient chocolate pudding or this Blueberry lemon cake in a mug for an extra luscious dessert!