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Tropical coconut raw cake with creamy layer and nutty base, adorned with fresh mixed berries on a white stand.

Coconut Delight Cake

By Olga Babitskaya
Prep Time: 20m

Whether you have dietary restrictions or are just looking for a lighter, healthier dessert option, this no-bake raw coconut cake has you covered. With its rich coconut flavor and wonderfully creamy texture, every bite of this vegan cake is a slice of paradise.

Ingredients for a Delicious Raw Coconut Cake

For the Raw Cake Base:

For the Creamy Coconut Layer:

For the Top Layer:

Step-by-Step Instructions: Making Your Raw Coconut Cake

  1. Prepare by Soaking Raw Nuts: Soak the almonds and cashews overnight or for at least 6 hours.

Create the No-Bake Base:

If your almonds have skins, peel them after soaking. Blend the almonds with the shredded coconut, dates, and coconut oil until a thick mass forms. This will be your raw cake base. Line a 16 cm diameter form with acetate film. Spread the date mixture evenly on the bottom of the form and press it down with the bottom of a glass or a spoon.

Prepare the Creamy Coconut Layer:

Peel the coconut completely, leaving only the white part. Finely chop the coconut flesh (using a meat grinder or grater). Add the cashews, coconut cream, syrup, and oil. Blend everything thoroughly until it reaches a smooth, creamy consistency for your coconut cake filling. Spread this luscious cream over the prepared base.

  1. Chill Your Raw Coconut Cake: Place the cake in the refrigerator and let it set for 6-8 hours or overnight to achieve perfect stability.

Decorate and Serve Your Tropical Delight:

Once the raw coconut cake has stabilized, take it out and decorate as desired. Enjoy a slice of this tropical, creamy, and guilt-free no-bake dessert!

Creamy coconut raw cake adorned with fresh, vibrant berries including blackberries, raspberries, blueberries, and red currants.

Creamy coconut raw cake slice, a tropical and guilt-free delight, garnished with fresh raspberries, blueberries, and blackberries.