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Vegan Chocolate Fondue

Want to learn how to make vegan chocolate fondue? Look no further! This dairy-free fondue is healthy, quick and easy, and contains only 2 ingredients!

Chocolate Vegan Fondue Dipped Fudge

Seeing as Valentine’s day is coming up, I thought I’d add a somewhat romantic dessert to my blog.

Vegan chocolate fondue is the perfect date night recipe for sharing with that special someone. But of course, you can also share it with your partner, friend, or favourite family member.

I love this recipe because it’s so quick and easy, and it’s actually quite healthy too!

All you need is some high quality dark chocolate and some coconut milk. Melt them together over a low heat and viola! The perfect vegan chocolate fondue, filled with lots of healthy fats.

And since the basic recipe is so healthy, you have more room to indulge on your dippers. Some of my favourites are dairy-free fudge and vegan marshmallows.

You can of course, keep your dippers healthy too for a totally nutritious yet indulgent dessert. Check out my complete list of dipping ideas further on in this post if you’re in need of some inspiration.

How To Make Vegan Chocolate Fondue

Because traditional chocolate fondue is make from dairy cream and milk chocolate, I had to switch things up a little bit.

By simply changing the dairy cream to full-fat coconut milk and the milk chocolate to dark, I was able to whip up a dairy-free fondue in no time. Check out my vegan chocolate guide for more information about dark chocolate.

Don’t worry if you’re not a fan of the coconut taste because the powerful flavour of the dark chocolate does a great job at covering that up.

Step 1:

To get started with this super easy recipe, pour some coconut milk into a pan over medium-low heat.

I like to use full-fat coconut milk because it helps to give a great thick and creamy fondue. But light coconut milk will work too if you’d prefer to use that.

Step 2:

After a few minutes of the coconut milk being on the heat, little bubbles should be starting to form around the edges. When this happens, it’s time to add the chocolate.

Dairy Free Fondue In The Pot

I recommend dark chocolate with at least 60% cocoa for best results. This not only enhances the rich flavour but also stays “wet” and creamy for a lot longer. I’ve found that the cheaper, low-quality chocolate sometimes clumps up after a while.

My personal favourite is the 74% cocoa dark chocolate from Tesco. It’s creamy and rich but also has a bit of sweetness and isn’t super bitter.

Step 3:

Stir continuously until the dark chocolate has completely melted into the coconut milk, then transfer it into a fondue pot.

If you don’t have a proper fondue kit, you can either transfer the fondue to a slow cooker or simply keep the pot on the hob, on a very low heat. And to dip, you can just use a regular fork or skewer.

Now it’s time to choose what to dip!

What To Dip In Chocolate Fondue?

Before going vegan, I didn’t put too much effort into my chocolate fondue ideas. I basically just dipped anything I wanted. But of course, being a vegan isn’t always quite as simple! I had to do a bit more thinking this time.

To help you out, I’ve compiled a list of my favourite vegan-friendly fondue dipping ideas. When testing this recipe, I used these 5 things to dip into my vegan fondue:

Fondue Pot Surrounded By Dipping Snacks

20 Vegan Chocolate Fondue Dipping Ideas

Unfortunately, my little tum can only hold so much food, so I didn’t get to try ALL of the dairy-free fondue dipping ideas below. I guess I’ll just need to make more fondue next Valentine’s day!

Biscuits and cookies

The cheaper versions of these cookies/biscuits are more likely to be made without milk or eggs and are therefore more likely to be vegan-friendly. Be sure to double check though, as different brands will vary from country to country.

  • Oreos
  • Shortbread 
  • Pink Wafers
  • Rich Tea biscuits
  • Digestives
  • Bourbon biscuits
  • Ginger nuts / Gingersnaps
  • Biscoff cookies

Healthy

  • Strawberries
  • Cherries
  • Bananas
  • Apple slices
  • Mandarin segments
  • Dried fruit
  • Nuts (I think hazelnuts and pistachios go particularly well with dairy-free chocolate fondue)
  • Popcorn

Misc

  • Churros
  • Brownies
  • Breadsticks
  • Rice cakes

Bonus tip for leftover Vegan Chocolate Fondue!

If you happen to have any leftover fondue, don’t throw it away. You can actually turn it into healthy chocolate truffles!

All you need to do is transfer the mixture into a bowl or container and wait for it to cool down completely. Then place it in the fridge overnight. It should become firm and malleable.

In the morning, just roll the mixture into small, bite-sized balls and you’ve got some creamy vegan truffles. Check out vegan chocolate truffles post for decorating ideas.

More vegan Valentine’s desserts

I hope you enjoy this vegan chocolate fondue tutorial! If you decided to give it a go, please let me know what you think by leaving a comment and/or rating below. Enjoy! xo

Image Of Vegan Fondue Surrounded By Dipping Snacks
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Vegan Chocolate Fondue (Dairy-Free)

A dairy-free, healthy chocolate fondue that is perfect for snack-dipping!

Course Dessert
Cuisine vegan
Keyword vegan chocolate fondue
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 5 minutes
Total Time 10 minutes
Servings 4 People
Calories 250 kcal

Ingredients

  • 150 g Chopped dark chocolate (5.2 oz) anything between 60-70% works best
  • 300 ml Full-fat coconut milk (1+¼ cups)

Instructions

  1. Gently heat the coconut milk over a low heat on the stove. When it starts to bubble at the edges, add the chocolate.

  2. Gently stir until the chocolate has completely melted into the coconut milk.

  3. Pour into a fondue pot and serve with dipping items of your choice.

Recipe Video

Recipe Notes

  • Full fat coconut works best in this recipe due to its creamy texture but light coconut milk will also work. 
  • Any leftover vegan fondue can be refrigerated overnight and rolled into dairy-free truffles in the morning!
Nutrition Facts
Vegan Chocolate Fondue (Dairy-Free)
Amount Per Serving (1 quarter)
Calories 250 Calories from Fat 180
% Daily Value*
Fat 20g31%
Sodium 5mg0%
Carbohydrates 12g4%
Fiber 5g21%
Sugar 10g11%
Protein 5g10%
* All values are an estimate only and will vary depending on the food brands used.
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Tara

Wednesday 21st of December 2022

Made this for our Christmas party at the weekend and it was relly good. Thanks for the recipe!

Chloe

Wednesday 21st of December 2022

Thanks for your review Tara :)

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