So here’s the thing. There are probably a good 357 avocado pudding recipes out there. I’m seen them everywhere. I even made one when I first started paleo and my mom thought it tasted like dog doo. I disagreed. I am pretty easy to please when it comes to food. If it tastes even semi good, I’m into it. No matter what mixtures of flavors that are going on. Like avocado and cocoa powder. HOLY MOLY, it tastes good. At first it kinda creeped me out, then I couldn’t stop eating it. Thankfully I no longer need a boyfriend, I have avocado pudding in my life to fulfill my needs.

Speaking of random things that taste good together, I went to sushi the other night. And not only ate sashimi, but had some sake bombs too! Sake virgin right here! So here’s the thing, I probably haven’t had sushi innnnnnnnn 5-6 years. Before I was paleo. It always made me sick and I kind of wanted to die. Not really. But I didn’t want to eat it, ever.again. But when sushi came onto my agenda, I manned up and decided to go the sashimi route at this restaurant called Blue in downtown Denver. I had a sashimi platter, mango hama, and ceviche style white fish. If you don’t know what any of this means, it’s cool. I don’t either. I just know it tastes FREAKING AWESOME. Seriously so awesome. Guess it was the rice that was making me sick before. But I was seriously like a little giddy child. Mostly because I had taken 3 sake bombs so my child-like qualities were appearing. Sake bombs are intense. Like real intense. My little bombs were small because I would only fill my glass up 1/2 inch from the bottom with beer, but I still proceeded on to pee 6-8 times that night. How does that even make sense?

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5-Ingredient Avocado Pudding

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  • Yield: 1 1x

Ingredients

Scale
  • 1/2 avocado, mashed
  • 12 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder (the more, the chocolatey-er)
  • 2 teaspoons raw honey
  • 1 teaspoon sunbutter (or other nut butter)
  • pinch of salt
  • dark chocolate chips-optional

Instructions

  1. Mash up your avocado.
  2. Add in your cocoa powder, raw honey, sunbutter, pinch of salt and mix thoroughly.
  3. Top with dark chocolate chips if you would like. I liked.
  4. Eat it up!
  5. **if you want to go over the top it chocolatey flavor and give your pudding a protein boost, add a tablespoon of Primal Fuel Chocolate

Notes

For an even creamier texture, puree in your food processor.

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115 Comments

  1. Holly says:

    Oh my, I just made this and scoffed the whole thing, I am in pure pudding heaven. So great to find a tasty paleo dessert recipe that doesn’t require a tonne of ingredients or take three hours to make. Great work, thank you!!

  2. Kristy says:

    Holy cow. Just made this last night. I had some to use up so I ended up using 1 1/2 avocados total and just kept adding honey and almond butter until i liked it – still used about 2 tbsp of cocoa powder.

    Brought some in to work and now I have sent the recipe out to 5 people! I’ll take full credit if they now buy your book 🙂






  3. LeChuck says:

    Wow, honestly didn’t expected such a wonderful taste! It IS dangerous indeed, thanks!






  4. Kalin says:

    This was so good, even better than I expected!! I added a splash of vanilla but otherwise stuck to the recipe. I just smashed it but would definitely recommend using a food processor.






  5. Amanda says:

    I used to make a version of this when I was eating vegan! It’s so good.
    I just made it with half of the honey and half the nut butter, I forgot the salt, and added a drop of vanilla extract. That’s what it was missing.






  6. SandraZ says:

    This is an OMFG recipe!
    Made it a couple times now…satisfying in so many ways! Thank you, thank you!






  7. natpatben says:

    I made a similar pudding last night based on (but modified of course) a recipe in O magazine: avocado, coconut milk, cinnamon, unsweetened cocoa powder, vanilla & almond extracts, and a little honey (I put < 1 tablespoon in 2 servings of pudding). Mixed all that and topped with sea salt, toasted coconut flakes, and a few toasted pecan pieces. Divine!

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  9. Paula says:

    This tastes like ganache. So good and intense. I added cinnamon.

  10. Rebecca says:

    Made this and shared with my roommates…they couldn’t believe it was so simple and made with avocados! Brilliant site, I’m going to keep making your recipes!