Still, searching for the perfect gluten-free and dairy-free Raffaello recipe? We all love those little coconut balls, don’t we? They’re so delicious and always seem to disappear so quickly in your mouth! But what if I told you that you could make them without condensed milk? These no-condensed milk coconut balls are just as good as the original, but much healthier!
Homemade coconut balls became my tasty new best friend with my dear coffee.
Luckily, this recipe is easy, plus it won’t take more than10 minutes to prepare.
Now these coconut balls are very easy to make. No baking is needed, you just mix all the ingredients together and roll them into little balls, then refrigerate until firm.
Also, the most important thing is that it follows my own nutritious laws (gluten-free, dairy-free, low sugar) as it makes the perfect delicious dessert for a person who is not willing to bake or spend a long time in the kitchen.
I replaced the traditional recipe that uses condensed milk and sugar with coconut milk which makes a rich dairy-free alternative. In addition, you can replace normal sugar with non-caloric sweetener like stevia or erythritol.
For more gluten-free dessert recipes check out these;
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- Microwave recipes; The Cinnamon lentils Mug Cake
- Gluten-free coconut Vanilla Breakfast Bites
- Autumn Recipes; Gluten-Free Sweet Potato Crackers Recipe
How To Make Coconut Balls Without Condensed Milk?
Well, pull up your gears and let’s start:
Ingredients:
- Desiccated coconut 2 cups.
- Coconut milk ½ cup.
- 2 tbsp sugar (can be replaced with stevia sugar to be sugar-free).
- 1 tbsp vanilla extract.
- Almonds or hazelnuts.
How To Make Coconut Balls Without Condensed Milk:
- Combine 2 tbsp sugar with coconut milk in a bowl and stir well till sugar dissolves.
- Add 1 ½ cup of ground coconut to sweetened coconut milk and make sure the mixture is a bit sticky and not too dry.
- Cover almonds or hazelnuts as you prefer with coconut mixture and shape it like balls.
- Coat the balls with coconut flakes.
- Store the coconut balls in the fridge for at least 30 minutes before serving them.
So, give it a go, enjoy your easy delicious Snow coconut balls and let me know.
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