If you’ve never tried avocado chocolate mousse before, this healthy recipe will take you completely by surprise!
It is rich and silky smooth… and you really can’t taste the avocado.
Super Healthy Chocolate Avocado Mousse
The idea of avocado chocolate mousse has been popular on the health food scene for years, but some of the recipes out there are unfortunately so awful they only prove true mainstream society’s claim that avocado chocolate mousse is too weird or too healthy to really be dessert.
This is exactly what happened to me a few years back when one of my friends found a recipe for avocado chocolate mousse and decided we should try it. The results were so terrible that it took me five years to even think about coming up with my own version of the popular dessert. (Note to self: Always be suspicious of a chocolate pudding recipe that does not call for any salt whatsoever.)
However, when the subject of avocado chocolate mousse came up on the blog a few weeks ago when I posted my 20 favorite Healthy Chocolate Recipes, I was finally inspired to give the idea a second chance. And I’m so glad I did! With the right recipe, avocado chocolate mousse can be really good, for a healthy dessert or not!
Step-By-Step Video, Above
The best part about this avocado chocolate mousse is that it tastes so decadent and so sinful that you completely forget you’re getting so many health benefits at the same time!
Avocados are 100% cholesterol-free, contribute nearly 20 vitamins, minerals, and phytonutrients; and just one serving of the superfood offers eight percent of the daily value of fiber—a nutrient which provides a feeling of fullness and has also been found to potentially reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes.
With less than one gram of sugar per ounce, avocados have the least amount of sugar per serving of any fruit, and they act as a “nutrient booster” by helping the body to better absorb fat-soluble nutrients.
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Vegan Avocado Chocolate Mousse
When I was asked to help raise awareness and get the word out about National Diabetes Month—which takes place every November—I immediately wanted to help. My grandfather had diabetes for as long as I knew him, and I know many readers of this blog are also all too familiar with the disease.
Nearly 30 million children and adults in the United States have diabetes, and another 86 million are at risk for developing type 2 diabetes in the future. The HAAS Avocado Board (HAB) has joined the American Diabetes Association in the national Stop Diabetes movement, with a campaign goal of helping to increase awareness about the role that good fats play in daily nutrition.
And I couldn’t think of a better time than Hug A Fat Month to post this particular recipe – because it is full of healthy fats!
The recipe is vegan, paleo, gluten free, and you can even use a sugar free sweetener if you want to make a low carb or keto avocado chocolate mousse.
The message I’m trying to convey with this post isn’t that eating avocado chocolate mousse will cure diabetes. (If only it were that simple.) But the American Diabetes Association wants people to choose a sensible diet that includes healthy fats—such as avocados—in moderation and in place of higher-cholesterol foods.
Eat delicious foods, enjoy what you are eating, and really be mindful by savoring food slowly so that you eat less and feel more satisfied.
Leftover avocado? Try this Avocado Smoothie Recipe
Avocado Chocolate Mousse
Or here’s a Healthy Chocolate Pudding – with no avocado
Avocado Chocolate Mousse – Two Recipes!
Ingredients
- flesh of 2 ripe avocados (240g)
- 1/4 cup regular cocoa powder
- 1/4 cup dutch cocoa OR melted chocolate chips
- 3-4 tbsp milk of choice
- 1/2 tsp pure vanilla extract
- 1/8 tsp salt
- sweetener of choice to taste (I like 1/4 cup pure maple syrup)
Instructions
**You have two options for this recipe: The version with the chocolate chips will be richer; the version with the dutch cocoa (important to use dutch) will be lower in fat and sugar.
Combine all ingredients in a blender or food processor until completely smooth. (Watch the video above to see the recipe being made step-by-step.) I used 3 tbsp almond milk, but if you’re not using a liquid sweetener then you might want to add a little extra for a smoother consistency. If you make it, don’t forget to rate the recipe or leave a review below!
**Also, sorry to have left you hanging on my previous post! I’m so thrilled to know people are actually reading the commentary of my posts. In terms of the story’s “ending,” I don’t really believe in happy endings for people in their twenties. Your story shouldn’t be over yet.
Although I’m no longer dating the guy from the story, he is still one of my favorite people in the world. I believe some people are just meant to be in your life. And I’m really glad he is in mine!
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Aubrey says
15th October 2015 at 9:44 amThis looks delicious and I LOVE avocados:)!
Rebecca Knowles says
6th December 2017 at 9:28 amA quick and easy silky smooth desert. I tried it with agave and cashew milk – absolutely delicious!
Sara K. says
15th October 2015 at 9:46 amHi Katie – just wanted to let you know that I appreciate this post. A member of my family has Type 2 and I am at risk for developing. I am trying really hard to be healthier – exercising regularly and eating a healthy diet. I love to eat healthy foods and have purged a lot of junk from my diet over the last several years, but the most difficult thing for me is my sweet tooth. And chocolate, in particular!
One of the reasons I love your blog is that you provide sensible alternatives so that I can enjoy a little indulgence and have some chocolate without going overboard on sugar and (bad) fat!
Oh, and I still eat your chocolate peanut butter baked oatmeal on a very regular basis! It is my favorite oatmeal!
Kristina says
15th October 2015 at 9:48 amI love avocado chocolate mousse, it’s so creamy, and as you said you can’t really taste the avocado (and even if you would, I would still like it – I sometimes eat avocado toast drizzled with dark chocolate, weird I know). It’s great that you gave two options here!
Lucie Javorska says
15th October 2015 at 10:09 amThat’s funny, I’m actually a huge fan of avocado chocolate pudding 🙂 I even like to make chocolate frosting out of it (and it contains no salt actually :D). Anyway, I can see why salt could make a difference. can’t wait to try your version! I’m glad you overcame that bad experience and once again created something amazing!
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[email protected] says
15th October 2015 at 10:28 amHa ha, I did make avocado chocolate mousse once, and it tasted like….avocado! I actually liked it that way because I’m weird, but it did NOT go over well with the people I served it to, and I felt really bad about it. Your recipes almost never fail me though, so if I ever try it again it will be with this recipe!
Barbara P. Turner says
27th July 2019 at 8:33 pmHi , Wendy, if you want a little sweetness, I use the baking surgar substitute in the zip bag, I use the Walmart brand Great Value. it comes in a yellow blue and white zip bag and it tastes soooo good! I’d start with 1/4 cup and go from there. shouldn’t take much to get it to where you want it for taste. hope that works.
Spire says
3rd December 2019 at 8:59 pmBarbara, artificial/synthetic sugar substitutes are terrible for the human body. Try honey, maple syrup, agave nectar, or sucanat.
Asia says
15th October 2015 at 10:30 amThank you for this recipe, I may try it as I actually bought too many avocados and can’t eat them fast enough the way they are. I have no problem eating too much chocolate pudding though.
And I wonder what you mean by not believing in happy endings in your twenties and stories being over in your 20s? Hypothetically, can’t a happy “ending” (the end of dating, so-to-speak) turn into a happy beginning (marriage)? And why would settling down with someone/marriage make a story be over? Just interesting to hear other people’s thoughts.
Barbara P. Turner says
27th July 2019 at 8:55 pmHi Asia, you can put avocados in all your smoothies along with peanut butter, any fruits, walnuts, whatever you wish, even protein drinks like whey chocolate. I just add a packet or two of sucralose substitute and you should be good to go. Hope that works. Just experiment with it.
Spire says
3rd December 2019 at 9:02 pmBarbara, sucralose is bad for your health.”. A study on sucralose and the GI microbiome found that sucralose altered the gut microbiome by decreasing beneficial bacteria by up to 50%. Additionally, they found that 12 weeks after the study the beneficial bacteria in the GI tract had not recovered. ” https://www.downtoearth.org/articles/2009-03/68/sucralose-dangerous-sugar-substitute
Cassie Tran says
15th October 2015 at 11:27 amI’ve seen so many avocado mousse recipes! This one looks so good!
Barbara P. Turner says
27th July 2019 at 8:57 pmI plant to try this this week but i can vouch for the nice mint choc. chip ice cream and the black bean brownies! YUM!!!!! sHE KNOWS HER STUFF! Trust what she says! She’s a keeper!
Medeja says
15th October 2015 at 3:43 pmI have tried avocado chocolate mouse before and I really love it. It gives that creamy smooth consistency.. Yummy!
Dani Mendocha | Styled Variety says
15th October 2015 at 4:57 pmSounds so good, I’ve been wanting to try avocado mousse for awhile now! 🙂
– Dani | http://www.styledvariety.com
Jess | Urban Alchemy says
15th October 2015 at 5:09 pmI LOVE avocados but have never made avocado pudding! Definitely going to give this a try! Thanks for posting!!
Lianne says
15th October 2015 at 6:24 pmIs it the cocoa to be 1/2 cup? I just tried making it and had to add more salt and some maple syrup because it was very bitter. The texture is quite nice.
Sarah says
16th October 2015 at 5:05 pmDid you use the full 6 tbsp maple syrup? I used 1/4 cup maple and then a pinch of stevia as well and it turned out perfect. But just the 1/4 cup was a little bitter. But I don’t think I’d decrease the cocoa because that would make it less chocolatey.
Paula says
15th October 2015 at 10:34 pmMade this tonight with some avocados that were a bit past their time and it was amazing with cocoa powder and raw cacao nibs added in. Added a touch of maple syrup and it was perfect. Thank you!
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Rose says
15th October 2015 at 11:42 pmI don’t mean any disrespect and I’m not disagreeing with the info in your post, though, I do tend to be more skeptical of “facts” financed by industry. I definitely agree with you that healthy fats should be included in a healthy diet. I don’t think most people or even most vegans have a problem with not getting enough fats in their diet. I did recently come across this article stating that reducing fat intake and increasing complex carbohydrate intake had a positive effect on the health of type 2 diabetics (also, elsewhere, I’ve read that losing weight if overweight can improve the lab test scores of people at risk for diabetes, as well). Link:
http://www.pcrm.org/health/medNews/lowering-fat-increasing-carbs-better-for-type-2-diabetes
You know, I just re-read your post and at first I thought you were saying that fats decreased the risk of type 2 diabetes and now I’m thinking you’re saying that the fiber reduces the risk. Perhaps your posts encouraging fats was more directed at anorexics and the health minded people who overdo reducing their fat intake… I’m confused.
As far as the recipe… it’s funny, I was considering recently trying avocado pudding or using avocado as an oil substitute in some recipes. I never liked avocado or guacamole before, but I know taste buds change every so often in your life, so I was wanting to try it in a recipe like the pudding to disguise the taste… ease my way into trying it again, lol. Though, 1/2 cup of cocoa seems like a lot in this recipe as someone else posted… I might start at a lower amount and add if it’s not enough. I wonder if it’s more of a pudding texture with the lower amount of milk.
Speaking of healthy fats, I made your no-bake peanut butter pie last night and put a layer of your chocolate sauce recipe on top with 1 tbsp of cashew milk mixed into the sauce (it was bitter because of the sugar free sweetener I used). I made it too late last night to have it then, but I did taste it off the spatula, and I can’t wait to have the pie… like a reece’s pb pie. I know it’s an older recipe, but this is my first time making it… I tended to make certain of your recipes over and over again and not trying other stuff as much… this needs to change. 😉
Yoyo says
14th April 2018 at 9:17 pmThat’s a very vague study. They don’t say WHAT fats they lowered, or what carbohydrates they added. So technically they could’ve lowered bad fats, not good fats, and upped good carbohydrates – which would be beneficial, yes. They also say that they lowered sugar in the study. Basically your argument makes no sense and is based on a misleading tag line in a vague study.
Pottedfern says
16th October 2015 at 2:36 amOoh I love avocado chocolate mousse! The recipe by Laura Miller (Raw. Vegan. Not Gross.) is my go-to, it’s delicious!! Although I might have to try this version too to compare!
Matea says
16th October 2015 at 11:38 amI agree with you: it’s unhealthy to completely cut out all fats because mainstream media has labeled “fat” as bad for you. Healthy fats are good for you and you need them! 🙂
Also, it’s totally acceptable to drop my textbooks and rush over to the kitchen and make this, right?
Avra says
16th October 2015 at 11:39 amIs there any way of storing this, or must it be eaten immediately?
Sarah says
16th October 2015 at 5:06 pmYou can refrigerate it. Luckily because it’s chocolate you don’t notice it turns brown like other avocado dishes that sit overnight.
Ernie says
4th June 2018 at 8:46 amSo for now long can it be kept in the refrigerator without spoiling?
Jacqui Grist says
17th September 2019 at 9:02 amLove to know the answer to this as well?
Lauren says
16th October 2015 at 11:53 amI’ve been loving avocado at the moment and wanting to try it in a pudding form so thanks, I’ve pinned x
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Dr. Jennifer Weinberg MD MPH MBE says
16th October 2015 at 1:13 pmThis looks like a delectable way to incorporate healthy fats as a treat! Thanks for the inspiration! Pinning to share 🙂
Elaine @ FoodParsed says
16th October 2015 at 4:01 pmEvery time I’ve made avocado pudding, I could definitely detect the avocado. I look forward to trying this recipe! 🙂
Sarah says
16th October 2015 at 5:06 pmI made this and it was really good! Thanks for the recipe! 🙂
I love avocados!
Renee Gorby says
7th October 2016 at 6:15 pmI made this recipe today with 1/4 c. cacao nibs, stevia and also 1/2 frozen banana added to the pudding in my Vitamix. It was a winner!
Thea says
17th April 2018 at 7:45 pmI love this simple recipe…agreed Renee adding a banana would kick it up a notch. Thumbs up to this one !!
Stef says
11th May 2019 at 6:09 amAh good tip! I will do that. We just made it and it doesn’t taste great… I think a banana could help.
Jason Sanford says
11th May 2019 at 6:44 amWhat cocoa powder did you use? Did you use dutch? That is very important! It will taste off if you don’t use dutch.
Anna says
17th October 2015 at 10:04 amWow this looks great!! I did avocado mousse once before and I have to say it was pretty gross. This one looks much more appealing!! Oh btw were you talking about the same guy in the panna cotta and the pumpkin risotto posts? Or are you still dating the guy in the panna cotta post? sorry if I’m nosy lol just curious! cuz the panna cotta post was adorable… 🙂
Chocolate Covered Katie says
19th October 2015 at 10:27 amYes, same guy 🙂
Laura says
17th October 2015 at 6:28 pmHi Katie,
This looks really good. I have food allergies and can only use stevia or xylitol to sweeten food. I love avocados and especially chocolate so I can’t wait to try this. I have just started a food blog for other people like me with food allergies and wanted you to know I enjoy learning from your blog and of course some others out there also. You give me hope that I can reach and help some people who need cooking or baking ideas.
Darline says
18th October 2015 at 6:00 pmCurrently licking mousse off my fingers before typing! Delicious!! Made this for my husband who’s learned his body does not tolerate eggs or dairy. We made with 5 Tablespoons brown sugar & 1.5t vanilla. Will try with vegan chocolate chips next time. He’s happy to have a chocolate (his favorite) snack he can eat!
Chocolate Covered Katie says
19th October 2015 at 10:28 amThank you for making it!!
Karen says
20th June 2019 at 1:08 pmHi Katie –
I’ve been wanting to write you for months and now I finally am. I’ve made many of your recipes, particularly the ones with chocolate. One is better than the next. You are helping me to keep off the 35 pounds I lost two years ago without feeling deprived. Keep up the GREAT work!
Michelle says
19th October 2015 at 6:39 pmThis was good, but it didn’t remind me of mousse. This was more squarely in the chocolate pudding category for me since it wasn’t so light and fluffy – I wonder if you’d be able to get it that way by using an electric mixer after this. I also recommend refrigerating it for an hour or so after the mixture is done to get it a little thicker.
Mousse or not, this was tasty, thanks!
Michelle says
19th October 2015 at 6:44 pmAlso, you know what would be awesome with this? Crumble up some of your chocolate cookies or brownies on the bottom of this and make dirt cups, the kids’ dessert (that may be enjoyed by some adults too… 😉 )
caryn says
25th October 2015 at 10:19 amI LOVE YOU
Gina says
19th November 2015 at 10:10 amGreat recipe! Next time I’m going to add some peppermint extract!
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Michelle says
7th January 2016 at 8:43 pmIs this supposed to taste like chocolate or avocado? Cause I made this recipe with only 1 avocado because I bought 2 but the 2nd one was too hard and I used knock off brand of sweetener and imitation vanilla? What did I do wrong it tasted so bitter! It went down the drain.
Chocolate Covered Katie says
8th January 2016 at 6:52 amUnfortunately you made three changes to the recipe. I can only vouch for results if the recipe is followed, as otherwise it’s not my recipe. I also am not a fan of imitation vanilla.
Ana @ Ana's Rocket Ship says
20th January 2016 at 8:05 amIf only this did cure diabetes. There’s a few people I’d force feed this to if it did (funnily enough they all detest avocados….). But as it doesn’t. I’ll just have to eat their servings as well as my own. Fair enough – right?
Barbara Laughlin says
30th January 2016 at 6:20 pmThe recipes are fantastic!!!
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Rose says
21st February 2016 at 11:44 amI just tried this recipe and it is delicious.
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Sp says
11th March 2016 at 4:31 pmI’d like to try making this for my toddler. How long can it keep in the fridge. Do you know if it can be frozen and thawed without charge to texture?
Chocolate Covered Katie says
12th March 2016 at 6:31 amSorry, have never actually tried freezing!
Judy Boast says
18th March 2016 at 2:27 amI have made this recipe numerous times since finding it. My daughter is intellectually disabled and has a real sweet tooth. I have too hide it so she will it her vegies first. It’s something I can give her which is healthy. Thank you, Judy
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Yiota says
6th April 2016 at 9:57 amTry to replace milk with fresh orange juice!Also add the zest of an orange!Your chocolate mousse will have a totally creamy texture and the combination of cocoa and orange will satisfy even the most demanding chocolate lover!
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LisaG says
15th April 2016 at 8:50 amI love this pudding. I was so concerned about my melted chips seizing up when I blended them with the avacado that I forgot to add the milk. It came out delicious without it. Thank you for a wonderful, low sugar recipe.
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Yuki says
23rd April 2016 at 1:30 pmI just tried your recipe this morning and it tastes so good, it is like I am eating chocolate pudding! I have 4 teeth removed a couple of days ago, so I have very limited things I can eat. But this avocado mousse is filling me up and satisfying my chocolate craving!
I love many of your recipes; pretty pictures with easy/quick to make! Thank you;)
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Sabrina says
23rd April 2016 at 9:43 pmOh. My. Goodness. I love chocolate. I love healthy chocolate. I love chocolate without refined sugars. And this recipe covers them all, and is A-MA-ZING!!! Love it! Thanks Katie! I’m on your page at least 3 or 4 times a week lately, trying new things. Pretty much love them all so far (except maybe the healthy cookie dough, but i’m thinking i missed something), but this one is by far my favourite and will be made MANY more times in the very near future!!
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Genevieve says
26th April 2016 at 4:29 pmWhat size avocados did you use? The smaller hass or the larger ones that are, I’m guessing, more like 2 hass in one avocado. Thanks
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Chocolate Covered Katie says
27th April 2016 at 5:09 amI would say medium 🙂
Krissy says
30th April 2016 at 6:32 pmOh Katie, my sister in sweets! Ever since I discovered you and fell in love with Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Dip, your website and FB feed are my “go to” when I’m craving a healthy treat. I had never bought avocados until Avocado Chocolate Mousse, and now I squeal with glee when the Haas are 10 for $10 at the local grocery. My only complaint is that the serving size listed with your recipes is not right – every one I’ve tried has only made one serving : )
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Jackie says
7th May 2016 at 4:10 pmHi,
Do you know if the avocado chocolate mousse can be frozen?
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Chocolate Covered Katie says
7th May 2016 at 7:29 pmSorry, have never tried… Be sure to report back if you do!
Suz says
12th May 2016 at 8:56 amOh my gosh! I made this Avocado Chocolate Mousse with the cocoa powder, and it’s wonderful! So decadently chocolatey and creamy — delicious! The only thing wrong with the recipe is I think you got the number of servings wrong–clearly this makes a serving for only one!! (wink, wink) Loving your recipes!!
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BP in NYC says
18th May 2016 at 10:14 pmI’m not generally a recipe comment poster, but since you asked so nicely … I really want to say thank you for this. This is pretty damn good. I did the cocoa powder version and used just 2T of sweetener and it’s really quite outstanding. I can also eat it as a meal and a dessert in one – total bonus. Put a bit too much almond milk in guess, as it’s more pudding-like, but I sort of dig that. Very happy to have this recipe – it will become a staple. Thank you so much chocolate-covered Kate.
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Nancy says
21st May 2016 at 6:01 pmMade several different flavors of this mousse…all using (1/2 cup) coconut milk and
(6 Tbsp.) coconut sugar, also doubling the amount of flavoring …classic chocolate with Madagascar vanilla; chocolate chia almond with dark cherries; chocolate hazelnut; chocolate raspberry…all are yummy!!! ;0 Thanks for the recipe!
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Sarah B says
22nd May 2016 at 5:18 amKatie, this was so good, I wanted to eat it straight out of my blender, its soooo good 🙂
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Rosie says
22nd May 2016 at 4:45 pmWorked well! I served it with raspberries.
Kellie P says
5th June 2016 at 12:34 pmLoved the avocado chocolate mousse! I went with the coco powder and I used 4 tbs of stevia (for my first time) to sweeten it. I could taste the funky after taste of the stevia so I just added another table spoon of chocolate and a little milk and it was fine 🙂 . Seriously delicious! So creamy! My 9 year old loved it… She hates avocados and new they were in there and just wanted to try a small bite…. She ended up liking the food processor bowl and the spoon! Next time will make it following the recipe exactly but only use 2tbs of stevia. Thank you for the recipe!!!!!!!!!!
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Karen says
5th June 2016 at 7:24 pmI made this using the chocolate chips…..so thick and delicious…and i dont like avocado. Will make it again!
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Trudi says
15th June 2016 at 9:38 amThank you! This turned out amazing, not a hint of avo could be tasted 🙂
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Vickiana says
15th June 2016 at 8:47 pmIt almost tastes spicy? I wouldn’t recommend powered sugar it could’ve been that or the avocados I used were gross idk but I didn’t enjoy
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Teri trudel says
19th June 2016 at 6:41 pmJust made this with cocoa powder, coconut milk and a bit of maple syrup.
FabNtastic! Kiddos loved it too. Thank you for posting.
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Janine says
29th June 2016 at 10:57 amPlease can I receive recipes from you
Heath says
6th July 2016 at 10:26 amOH my goodness I have just whipped up a batch of this and I had to comment straight away!!! Delicious! I did half chocolate chips and half raw cacao powder (as this is what I had in my pantry) which I melted on the stove with the milk and threw into the blender with the other ingredients.
Result = pure yumminess! Thank you Katie for a wonderful recipe x
Kaylene says
9th July 2016 at 9:38 pmHi Katie!
I wanted to thank you for this recipe. I was diagnosed with Gestational Diabetes at 30 weeks pregnant. I was determined to control it with diet and exercise, but was worried as I have a major sweet tooth! I was pricking my finger and writing down all my foods in a journal for the dietitian my OB had sent me to. Long story short- I was able to keep my blood sugar controlled and have a healthy baby girl! After going through my food logs my dietitian asked for this recipe. She noticed that I ate it for dessert almost every night for 6 weeks straight, haha! Anywho, this is amazing and I love what you do. Thank you!
Charlenne says
22nd July 2016 at 10:16 amHi Katie! Just tried with cocoa powder and some fruits : so deliciouuuus 🙂
Mikea says
3rd August 2016 at 12:27 amI just made this using a reed (i think) avocado. Its good but i think it must chill first to taste perfect. I used 1/2 cup of semi sweet choc chips because its what i had but i think it would be much better with milk choc chips. Im sure it didnt help that i used the store brand which i noticed today (after using it for years) doesnt tase too great. I ended up using 6 tbsp of maple/agave and adding cocoa poowder because i could still taste the avocado. I dont mind but my kids may not be happy if they can taste it. I also added another 1/2 t of vanilla… All additions were added after my first taste test. I would make this again. Maybe with a hass avocado. I used reed because it’s what i had and needed to be used… Thanks Katie!
Belsante says
11th August 2016 at 9:08 amJust made it! Loved the creamy texture. My little sister couldn’t handle the chocolateness and had to dilute it with strawberries!
Sharon says
11th August 2016 at 10:11 amI made the avocado pudding delicious it was so good I ordered your book can’t wait to get it
Chocolate Covered Katie says
11th August 2016 at 10:54 amThank you so much!
Nikki says
24th August 2016 at 1:54 pmThis is delicious!!!!! Just made two servings, ate a quarter, the rest is chilling in the fridge for my husband!
Mark Barnett says
6th September 2016 at 1:16 am@katie: Awesome! Incredible! Used Extra Dark Chocolate Chips (68% cocoa). Extra coconut milk version. And it needed 6 tbsps sweetener, we used agave. It was a so light and creamy. No hint of avocado flavor. We quick-chilled it in the freezer for 30 minutes and yummed it up. Thank You!
Mer Now Fitz says
8th September 2016 at 9:18 pmI searched high and low to find a chocolate mousse made with avocado that looked like it would actually be good and I’m so glad I tried yours!! Just made a double batch right now for a dinner party tomorrow night, where I’m in charge of dessert and my friend used to be a vegetarian, but is now back to eating meat. I figured she would be a good recipient of a dessert made with avocados. Since this recipe calls for a range of ingredients (2-6T sugar, etc), I tasted periodically as I made it. In the end, it was: 4 avocados, 1 cup mini Ghirardelli dark chocolate chips (melted before blending), 1/4 cup 2% milk, 2 tsp vanilla extract, 1/4 tsp salt, 6 Tbsp granulated sugar – mixed with an immersion blender in the bowl I’m bringing it over in. So delicious!! I’m excited to serve it to them. Thanks for coming up with a great recipe!!
Milena says
10th September 2016 at 3:40 pmI’m not a fan of avocados but I decided to give it a try.
I was really surprised. This is a really delicious dessert and I don’t feel even a bit guilty for eating 2 portions 😛