Recipe Directions

  • 1. Place all ingredients into blender. Blend until it reaches a thin yogurt-style consistency. There should be absolutely no grittiness or chunks of anything left.
  • 2. Transfer into a bowl and refrigerate for at least 2 hours.
  • 3. You now have raw yogurt!

The Rawtarian's Thoughts

By The Rawtarian

Always store your raw yogurt in the fridge.

This recipe is definitely more of a yogurt than an icing or a frosting. It will not get very solid in the fridge. It will firm up somewhat during the 2 hour refrigeration, but it will never be stiff or solid. Its texture is, well, like yogurt!

Enjoy as a yogurt, as seen in this picture with morning fruit toppings. Add crumbled walnuts and dates for an even nicer breakfast experience, similar to granola and yogurt.

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Nutrition Facts

Nutritional score: 76 out of 100
  • This recipe is very low in Calories, Carbohydrates, and Sodium.

Amounts per 46 g (2 oz) suggested serving

NameAmount% Daily
Calories 182 7 %
Protein 2.9 g 5 %
Fat 16 g 20 %
Carbohydrates 9 g 3 %
Dietary Fiber 0.78 g 2 %
Sugars 5 g
Calcium 7 mg 1 %
Iron 1.1 mg 8 %
Sodium 19 mg 1 %
Source: The Rawtarian, USDA

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laschneider's Review

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This recipe is so delicious! The texture is very smooth and light, and it tastes great with strawberries and blueberries. I cannot wait to try with other fruits, such as pineapple, oranges, blackberries, etc. Superb!

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Mm. I ate it as a quick lunch today with fruit and some nuts. Love it.

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Yogurt, YEA!!!! Is the coconut essential to the recipe? I'm not very fond of coconut and would like to try without, but hate to waste my food.

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Hello! I have a question. If the cashews are soaked, is the recipe the same? Would it be a cup soaked cashews or unsoaked? Since they grow once soaked.

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This tastes incredibly great! My goodness, what a delicacy! Way wayyyy better than the ones you buy in the stores! Those are a far cray from this one! Thanks indeed for this loveliness, Laura Jane! :)

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Hazel's Review

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This is so disgusting! It has nothing in common with yoghurt and the texture is like hard mousse!

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Hi Hazel! I am sorry that you didn't have success with this one.. What kind of blender do you have?

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What is a serving size, 1/4 cup?

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I'm not sure about the serving size in cups, but if you make the entire recipe, it makes 9 servings... So that should help you gauge it!

46 g (2 oz) suggested serving :)

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This was WONDERFUL and I absolutely LOVED the flavor. I will be making this one again and again. Thank you! :)

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I'm so glad you enjoyed the yogurt, Dee!

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m0ndes's Review

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I made this yesterday and I found it too rich, a bit too much...but I added fruit (and processed) and then it became so smooth and tasty. I added some seeds and it was delicious!

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I'm so glad that it turned out for you, MOndes. It is super rich. It is basically...cashew creme :)

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I searched yoghurt and Yay! I ised a only 1tbs coconut oil and flax seends instead of coconut flakes and less honey plus two drops of stevia. Thick and creamy and delicious!

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I'm glad it turned out well for you, Lindsay!

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I already had soaked cashews and a Thai coconut in the fridge and I've been wanting to make a quick breakfast to take to work with me. This recipe is perfect!!! I used the Thai coconut meat instead of shredded and it was extra creamy. Yummmyyy.

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Oooh, delicious RawLifer!!

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do you use liquid or solid coconut oil?

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Hi Franella,

As you probably know, your coconut oil can be liquid or solid depending on the temperature of your house-- and it can go from solid to liquid again in the summer vs winter!

When cooking with coconut oil, I usually make sure it's liquid first by taking a few spoonfuls and melting that amount a little, in the dehydrator, in the microwave, in a double-boiler, etc. That way it gets liquid and is easier to use. Then I measure out the amount and if I've melted too much I just drop that back in the jar.

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Microwaves are dangerous; they change the molecular make up of the food in such a way that can damage your Health. Research it.

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Could vanilla powder be used? If so, how much??

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Sure. Vanilla powder is a little stronger than extract. Try 1/4 to 1/2 tablespoon of powder.

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Dear Jane. What do you think about adding one teaspoon of probiotics before fridging?

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I do not take probiotics so I can't really say! :)

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Why not? Are probiotics bad?

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It appears that honey is being used as a sweetener. Can maple syrup be substituted instead? I realize that the recipe won't be 100% raw then but I'm OK with that.

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Yes, that is totally fine :) Maybe increase the amount slightly since honey is a bit sweeter than maple syrup.

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Just wondering if potassium could be added to nutrient list? If room is of consideration, maybe drop B12 as that is ALWAYS gonna be 0 unless fortified nutritional yeast is used. Conversely, potassium is plentiful in almost every recipe & with the importance of keeping the potassium/sodium balance - it is vital information.

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