This easy 2 Ingredient Sugar-Free, Dairy Free, Keto Chocolate Mousse recipe is a quick and easy fat bomb in a cup! Just 5 net grams of carbs.
2 Ingredient Sugar Free Chocolate Keto Mousse
This is the easiest sugar-free, dairy free, low carb chocolate mousse keto recipe for any weeknight treat or fat bomb snack using healthy fats, anytime of day!
Just 2 simple ingredients you probably already have in your keto pantry and just a few minutes of your time in the kitchen. Recipe card with instructions and nutrition facts is located below.
The hardest part will be waiting for it to set and thicken in the fridge or you can enjoy immediately for a more pudding like consistency.
This recipe was adapted from my 4 Ingredient Mocha Mousse. I decided to remove the coffee since this recipe was more for my kiddos and they don't really like coffee. I also wanted it dairy free for my daughter who needs to be dairy free, but I need and want, easy keto desserts in my life that curb my sweet tooth.
Since traditional chocolate mousse has way too many grams of carbs and sugar, it wouldn't be something I'd eat on my ketogenic diet.
But this quick and easy creamy keto chocolate mousse recipe is a perfect low carb dessert that is sure to please the chocolate lovers and even those who aren't on a keto diet!
What Kind of Canned Coconut Milk is Best
There are many varieties of canned coconut milk. Some contain guar gum and some do not. I have found that especially making any kind of dessert that requires it to thicken, using a can of coconut milk with guar gum is essential.
Some canned coconut milk brands produce more "cream" than water when refrigerated.
The brands I like that yield the most coconut cream, anywhere from 6.5 ounces to 7.5 ounces is the Native Forest brand and the Thai Kitchen brand. You can also purchase just canned coconut cream, but make sure no sweetener is added.
This recipe will not work with low fat coconut milk or a carton of coconut milk sold in the refrigerated section.
Tools to Make Easy Keto Chocolate Mousse
Hand Electric Mixer or Stand Mixer-Either mixer will do to make this mousse thick and creamy!
Large Mixing Bowl-Use over a saucepan of boiling water to melt the chocolate or melt chocolate in your microwave.
Silicone Spatula-Perfect set of a variety of different sizes for any dessert or any recipe that requires some mixing.
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2 Ingredient Sugar Free Dairy Free Keto Chocolate Mousse
Ingredients
- 6.5 ounce canned coconut milk full fat, cream only equals about 6.5 ounces
- 3.5 ounces sugar free chocolate chips
Optional
- Liquid chocolate monk fruit or sweetener of choice
Instructions
- Without shaking the can (13.5 ounce) of coconut milk, place in the refrigerator overnight. This will allow the cream to rise to the top of the can. When ready to make the mousse, remove the can from the refrigerator and flip it upside down. This will allow the watery coconut milk to easily be removed from the can. Open the can and discard or save the coconut water from the can for a smoothie. Scoop out the chilled coconut cream into a stand mixer bowl or medium bowl if using a hand mixer.
- Place the chocolate chips in a glass bowl and melt over a double boiler or in the microwave for 1 minute. Stir until smooth.
- Add the melted chocolate to the mixer and use the whisk attachment to blend the ingredients together until smooth. Taste and decide if you need to add a sweetener of choice. Enjoy immediately or place in serving glasses and refrigerate for 2-3 hours or overnight which will allow the mixture to set and thicken.
Sue Miller
Can I put the coconut milk in the freezer for a quicker prep time?
Brenda Bennett
That might work though I've not tried it myself. Please come back and let me know how long you had it in the freezer.
BC
This is NOT dairy free! The chocolate chips (linked) contain milk butterfat.
Other brands of vegan dairy free chips contain sugar. Read ALL ingredients on all your purchases before trusting a website recipe
Barbara
Can you put chia seeds in moose I hear there good for you I'm trying different ideas
Brenda
Using the search bar, top right of my website and typing chia, gives you all the recipes I have for chia. https://www.sugarfreemom.com/?s=chia
Rebecca Jill Dix
I ordered the chocolate monkfruit drops. Approximately how much do you use in the chocolate mousse.
Brenda
I used a teaspoon but you could start with just 1/2 tsp, taste it and decide if you need more before you refrigerate it.
Tiffany Ryan
Hi Brenda,
I cannot wait to try this. I do have a question regarding dairy free recipes. I am wanting to make this for work for Boss's Day. But one of the bosses had a baby 4 months ago. She found out that her baby is allergic to dairy. So due to breasts feeding, she has to be careful with food she can eat.
Is this a safe recipe for her to enjoy at our Boss's Day brunch? I really want to take something she can also enjoy.
Thank you for your help.
Brenda
Yes coconut milk is dairy free and just check the sugar free chocolate chips because some do not have good sweeteners which can cause GI distress, so that is why I always buy Lily's brand since it does not contain those terrible sweeteners.
Linda Weaver
My husband made this recipe for guests last night! It was well-loved! He did have problems with the chocolate chips not melting but hardening in the microwave so he used 2T dark cocoa powder with 2T coconut milk liquid, adding a little Pyre sweetener. Not sure how much. Anyway he doubled the recipe and it turned out perfectly!! Lots of sugar free people at the table of 8, so the dessert was a big hit! Thank you so much! Shared the recipe already!
Robert
Hi Brenda. We have tried this recipe three times and two of those times the melted chocolate did not integrate well and was lumpy or had tiny lumps. We used a whisk vigorously. (we only have food processors and no automatic mixers) Are we doing something wrong? Either way, it was delicious all three times! Appreciate some advice! Thank you.
Stacci
Hi Robert, I had the same issue as you - small lumps of unincorporated chocolate. I noticed them when I was whisking the chocolate into the coconut milk/cream and figured that maybe the coconut was too cold from being in the fridge. So... I put the bowl with the chocolate/coconut mixture in the microwave - heated it for 20 seconds - took it out and whisked the crud out of it - heated it again for 15 seconds - took it out and whisked the crud out of it again. It worked! The lumps disappeared and it was smooth as silk. Have to say, it is amazing! Didn't last two days at my house - will be making it again! -- Stacci
Lee Ann
This is my go-to chocolate dessert. Comes out perfectly every time and satisfies that sweet craving. Thanks for the recipe!
LeeAnn
Could you use stevia sweetened chocolate chips like Lily’s?
Brenda
If you click the link to the sugar free chocolate chips within the ingredients of the recipe, that is exactly what I used and linked to.
Trish
Can I use cocoa powder + coconut oil instead of the sugar free chocolate chips?
Brenda
I've not tested it out so not sure if it would be dry using the same amount of cocoa powder as chocolate chips.
Paulette
Brenda,
Thank you for creating this delicious dessert. I served it with a topping of fresh blueberries. I was so tempted to eat a second helping. My husband stopped me, thank goodness, so now we have something to look forward to tomorrow. Who would’ve thought that such a simple recipe could taste so good?
Angela
The Native Forest Coconut Milk above links to one with NO guar gum, which I thought this needed. Is there a different Native Forest product that you mean? Thank you! This looks delicious!
Brenda
I fixed the link, here is the one to use:https://amzn.to/3j7Ubye
Lisa
That looks delicious!