15-Minute No-Bake Raspberry Coconut Collagen Fudge

Prep: 10 minCook: 3 min9 servingsmedium
No-Bake Raspberry Coconut Collagen Fudge

Creamy frozen treats combining tart raspberries with rich coconut butter and protein-boosting gelatin. These naturally sweetened fudge bites offer a refreshing alternative to traditional desserts, perfect for health-conscious snacking or post-workout fuel. The silky texture comes from blending fresh berries into melted coconut butter, while grass-fed gelatin adds structure and nutritional benefits.

Ingredients

9 servings
  • 1 cup fresh raspberries
    frozen raspberries1:1veganbudget

    thaw and drain first

    Full guide →
  • ½ cup coconut butter
  • 2 tbsp raw honey
    maple syrup1:1vegan

    slightly different flavor

    Full guide →
  • 1 tbsp grass-fed gelatin
    agar powder1:2vegan

    different texture

Instructions

  1. 1

    Melt the coconut butter in a small saucepan over low heat for three minutes

  2. 2

    Turn the heat off and stir in honey

  3. 3

    Gradually whisk in gelatin until fully dissolved, then stir in raspberries

  4. 4

    Transfer mixture to a blender and pulse on high until smooth

  5. 5

    Spoon the mixture into silicone ice cube molds and gently tap tray on counter to evenly set

  6. 6

    Freeze for two hours or until firm

  7. 7

    Use a butter knife to loosen the edges and free the fudge from the mold

Good to Know

Storage

Refrigerate up to one week in airtight container

Make Ahead

Make up to one week ahead and store refrigerated

Serve With

Serve immediately after removing from molds or keep chilled

Common Mistakes

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Don't overheat coconut butter to avoid separation

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Whisk gelatin gradually to prevent clumping

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Tap molds gently to avoid air bubbles

Substitutions

fresh raspberries
frozen raspberries1:1veganbudget

thaw and drain first

Full guide →
raw honey
maple syrup1:1vegan

slightly different flavor

Full guide →
grass-fed gelatin
agar powder1:2vegan

different texture

Find more substitutions →

FAQ

Can I use other berries instead of raspberries?

Yes, strawberries, blackberries, or blueberries work well. Adjust honey to taste as sweetness varies between berries.

What if I don't have silicone molds?

Line a small pan with parchment paper and cut into squares after freezing, or use mini muffin tins.

How long do these keep frozen?

They'll maintain quality for up to one month frozen in an airtight container.