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Sugar Free White Chocolate
Finding white chocolate that is sugar free is hard to do.
So, I had to start making my own as a result.
The truth is that white chocolate really is not chocolate.
I was pretty shocked myself when I first learned this truth. While regular chocolate is derived from a plant (cacao tree ) and some cocoa beans, white chocolate is not.
It would be hard to pinpoint however, how white chocolate actually got its name. But, it is what it is and that would be white chocolate.
There are some things that you will need to make this recipe with.
First off, you will need edible cocoa butter which you can find here. You will also need some coconut oil as well as some molds (if you are wanting your white chocolate in shapes).
Lastly, you will need sugar free powdered sugar to make this white chocolate recipe.
You can make your own sugar free powdered sugar using this recipe or you can buy sugar free powdered sugar already made online.
This is the vegan version of a white chocolate recipe.
It is also sugar free and keto-diet friendly. However, if you are wanting to use this white chocolate as part of another recipe, such as white chocolate chip cookies, I would lower the baking temperature and possible use these chips cold or frozen to avoid melting.
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The recipe for Sugar Free White Chocolate
As mentioned, you will need edible cocoa butter which you can find here. You will also need some coconut oil as well as some molds (if you are wanting your white chocolate in shapes).
What you will need to make this
I have also mentioned that you will need sugar free powdered sugar to make this white chocolate recipe.
You can make your own sugar free powdered sugar using this recipe or you can buy sugar free powdered sugar already made online.
- Edible Cocoa Butter which you can find here.- 2 Cups.
- Coconut Oil ½ Cup.
- Sugar Free Powdered Sugar- 1 cup. You can make your own sugar free powdered sugar using this recipe or you can buy sugar free powdered sugar already made online.
- Vanilla Extract- 2 teaspoons.
- Optional- Powdered Milk- 1 teaspoon to up to 1 ½ tablespoons for thickening if needed. You can find powdered milk alternatives here.
How to make Sugar Free White Chocolate
This recipe works best when a double boiler is used in order for the melting to be consistent and even. Most folks these days do not seem to have a double boiler in their home but, there is an easy hack for that. Simply use a large pot filled half way with water on the stove and bring the water to a boil. Then use a saucepan or a metal bowl inside of the boiling water to make your double boiler.
Instructions.
- Inside of the bowl or saucepan of your double boiler, place your edible cocoa butter and allow it to melt, whisking this continually. Once melted, add the coconut oil and continue to whisk until all is blended and melted together.
- Remove the mixture from the heat and stir in the powdered sugar and vanilla. If this seems too thin, like water, whisk in a bit of powdered milk, a small amount at a time, until you reach a good consistency (like a frosting consistency).
- Pour the mix into your molds, cover with plastic wrap, and freeze until solid. About 1 ½ hours.
- Store this in the refrigerator.
The Recipe Card
Sugar Free White Chocolate
Ingredients
- 2 Cups Cocoa Butter edible
- ½ Cup Coconut Oil
- 1 Cup Sugar Free Powdered Sugar
- 2 Tsp Vanilla Extract
Instructions
- Prepare a double boiler with boiling water. Add the cocoa butter to the top and melt, whisking continually. When melted, whisk in the coconut oil.
- When blended, remove from heat and whisk in the remaining ingredients.
- Pour the mix into your molds, cover with plastic wrap, and freeze until solid. About 1 ½ hours.
Recipe Notes
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This recipe calls for the use of molds.
You can find a good variety of molds online that can be used in this recipe. I like that there are great choices for molds with themes such as for holiday baking or birthday parties.
Also suggested is preparing your molds before you make the chocolate.
This will make the chocolate easier to remove when you are ready to pop the chocolate out to enjoy.
Simply prepping the molds with a bit of baking spray should work fine for this recipe.
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Lisa
Hello! I tried making this twice and it is still very thin. I even added the maximum amount of powdered milk and still get a very runny consistency. Any tips as to what I am doing wrong? Thank you very much.
SFD
Hi. Try adding Powdered Milk– 1 teaspoon to up to 1 1/2 tablespoons for thickening if needed. You can find powdered milk alternatives here.
Thanks!