If you are wondering how to make raspberry cream without lactose that has a smooth and velvety texture, consider straining the mashed raspberries through a fine-mesh sieve to remove the seeds before mixing them with the sweetener and lactose-free Greek yogurt. This is especially beneficial if you or your guests are sensitive to the texture of the seeds.
With a great lactose-free raspberry cream recipe making a filling, topping, or side for delicious desserts is easy. If you want to learn more about it, have a look at our answers to the most frequently asked questions about the versatile treat below.
Lactose-free greek yogurt
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150 g |
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250 ml | |
Fresh raspberries
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50 g |
Sugar, icing sugar, or honey
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2 tbsp |
Raspberries and cream are a classic match with the burst of sweet-tart raspberry flavour perfectly balancing the richness of the cream. The texture of the mashed berries and the crunch from their seeds is a dance of contrasts – introducing a pleasing off-setting of the overall creaminess of the lactose-free raspberry cream.
But what if we make it even more special? The addition of lactose-free Greek yogurt does exactly the trick. The Greek yogurt, with its distinct tanginess, provides a depth of flavour and a refreshing twist. It is a wave of added freshness, creating a wonderful balance with the naturally mild and sweet whipping cream without lactose.
Now, let us talk about texture and flavour. Lactose-free products have come a long way. They are not just a substitute anymore; they are stars in their own right. This lactose-free raspberry cream is a testament to that. Using only wonderful dairy products without lactose does not mean you will have to compromise on taste or texture – not one bit. This topping with Greek yogurt without lactose is as soft and creamy as a cloud.
And that is not all, the naturally creamy and tangy lactose-free yogurt is so delicious in combination with the mild and sweet whipping cream, creating a symphony of smoothness. So, get ready to whip up a storm with this lactose-free raspberry cream.
This beautifully pink delight can be used in a myriad of ways. You can use it to great effect as a lactose-free raspberry cream filling in cakes. This way it can provide layered cakes with a burst of sweetness and freshness while also adding a deliciously soft texture between the layers of cake.
You can also make another wonderful lactose-free raspberry cream dessert by using it as a topping for cakes and other treats. Rich and fudgy ones like lactose-free brownies pair nicely with the fresh whipped cream. But there is no need to wait till the afternoon. Lactose-free raspberry cream also makes for a delightful topping with breakfast favourites such as tender lactose-free banana pancakes and crunchy, warming lactose-free cinnamon waffles.
Blueberries are a popular choice. Like raspberries, they are sweet and slightly tart. Overall, though, they tend to be sweeter and less tart than raspberries. Their flavour is more subtle and provides a milder filling or topping. The purple-blue berries will add a lovely colour to your whipped cream. Strawberries are another tasty option. They are classic pairings with dairy-based dishes. The slight tartness of the otherwise sweet strawberries goes well with the slightly tangy Greek yogurt used in our recipe. The red colouring provided by the berries looks stunning.