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  • Vegan strawberry-coconut ice pralines with coconut flakes on parchment, plated
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  • Stacked strawberry-coconut ice pralines with a bite mark, close-up of the filling
  • Strawberry-coconut ice pralines stacked beside fresh strawberries, served
  • Fresh strawberries in a wooden bowl, ingredient for the ice pralines
  • Halved strawberry-coconut ice praline in front of a bowl of strawberries, side view

14 JUNE 2020

Vegan strawberry-coconut ice chocolates

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Last updated 8 June 2026

Prep
20 min
Total
12 hr 20 min
Servings
24 ice chocolates

Hello lovelies, finally it’s strawberry time again! I hope you’re in the midst of enjoying it. If not, then I have the right recipe for you today: vegan strawberry-coconut ice chocolates. The recipe is based on the strawberry chocolate bars that I really liked in the past (especially straight from the fridge). In my version I used fresh strawberries and coconut milk for the soft ice cream. Covered with a layer of dark chocolate this delicious summer snack is ready!

For another no-bake strawberry treat, whip up my sweet strawberry guacamole with avocado – a creamy dessert dip for warm days.

Vegan strawberry-coconut ice pralines with coconut flakes on parchment, plated

  • Vegan strawberry-coconut ice chocolate stacked showing red centre, close-up
  • Stacked strawberry-coconut ice pralines with a bite mark, close-up of the filling

The ice chocolates are really refreshing and crunchy with a chocolate layer. Needless to say the kids love them very much. If you don't have a suitable mold, you can e.g. also prepare them in ice cube trays, or even as popsicles, of course there will be fewer.

Strawberry-coconut ice pralines stacked beside fresh strawberries, served

I can also imagine the ice chocolates with other fruits. Try raspberries, blueberries or apricots - you have to mix them a bit or cook a compote.

  • Fresh strawberries in a wooden bowl, ingredient for the ice pralines
  • Halved strawberry-coconut ice praline in front of a bowl of strawberries, side view

Have you picked strawberries this season? We love going to the strawberry field, an absolute childhood highlights of mine. Filling your belly with sun-kissed strawberries, a few also made it into the basket and were turned into cake, dessert or jam. The season is really not long, so you should take advantage of it. The strawberries will not taste this good for a long time now! You can find more strawberry recipes here on the blog.

If you are craving more cool summer treats, be sure to try my creamy mango and raspberry ice cream or the fruity orange-coconut ice cream – like these ice chocolates, both come together completely without an ice cream maker. And for a slightly more festive strawberry dessert, I can warmly recommend my strawberry-rhubarb tiramisu.

Yours, Verena

TIPS

Verena's notes

Tip from my kitchen: let the coconut mixture freeze really well, ideally overnight, otherwise the chocolates are hard to unmold and dip. Melt the chocolate only until just warm, so it sets crisp and snappy on the ice-cold pralines. Sprinkle the coconut flakes on right after dipping, while the chocolate is still wet. Any leftovers go straight back into the freezer in a resealable box.

Vegan strawberry-coconut ice chocolates

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Vegan strawberry-coconut ice chocolates

Vegan strawberry-coconut ice chocolates: creamy coconut ice cream with fresh strawberries, dipped in crunchy dark chocolate. The perfect no-churn summer treat.

  • Course:Dessert
  • Keyword:vegan, strawberry, coconut, ice chocolates, no-churn, summer, sugar-free
  • Prep:20 min
  • Servings:24 ice chocolates
Vegan

INGREDIENTS

  • 1Dose (400 ml/13.5 oz.)coconut milk
  • 2Tbspcoconut oil melted
  • 3Tbspcashewbutter
  • 1/2Tspground vanilla or vanilla extract
  • 5Tbspmaple syrup
  • 1Tspguar gum or xanthan optional
  • 200g (7 oz.)strawberries
  • somelemon juice
  • 1Tspmaple syrup optional
  • 150g(5.3 oz.)dark chocolate
  • coconut flakes

INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Add coconut milk, melted coconut oil, cashew paste, vanilla, maple syrup and guar gum (or an alternative binder) to the mixer and mix well
  2. Mash the strawberries with a fork, add some lemon juice and, if required, sweeten with maple syrup
  3. Put the coconut mixture into a mold, add some mashed strawberries on top and mix a little – place in the freezer and let it get solid
  4. Melt the chocolate on the next day and dip the chocolates into it and sprinkle the coconut flakes on top immediately
  5. Let the chocolate cover dry and enjoy the ice chocolates right away or freeze them in a resealable box
Calories
95 kcal
GOOD TO KNOW

Frequently asked questions

  • Plan for at least 4–6 hours, ideally overnight. Only once the coconut mixture is properly solid can you unmold the chocolates cleanly and dip them into the melted chocolate.

  • A silicone praline mold works best because the pieces pop out easily. If you do not have one, ice cube trays or small molds work too, or you can make popsicles, in which case you will get fewer pieces.

  • Guar gum binds the mixture and makes the ice cream creamier so it crystallizes less. You can swap it just as well for xanthan or locust bean gum.

  • Yes, absolutely. Try raspberries, blueberries or apricots. It is best to blend them briefly or cook a quick compote so the fruit puree turns out nice and smooth.

  • Keep them in a resealable box in the freezer, where they last for several weeks. Take them out just before serving, as they taste best straight from the freezer.

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