2 Minute Dairy Free Yogurt Recipe - Paleo Gluten Free (2024)

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2 minute dairy free yogurt recipe. Healthy cashew yogurt ready in just minutes! This creamy paleo yogurt is perfect served for breakfast with fruit. Made with just three ingredients- and one of them is water. 🙂

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That moment when you NEED yogurt, but don’t want to drive to town and don’t want to wait forever for it to get all… you know, yogurt-y.

My thoughts exactly.

This creamy cashew yogurt is made with three ingredients you probably already have in your pantry- and one of them is water!!

…Does water even count as an ingredient?

Eh, who care!

I’m just here for all the yogurt. 🙂

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Yes, I know this yogurt doesn’t have any actual probiotics.

So, it’s not technically legal-yogurt like you see in chilled aisle in the grocery stores.

But who cares about legal yogurt when you can have instant dairy-free yogurt!

It looks like yogurt, kinda taste like yogurt, and it’s creamy like yogurt, so I’m happy.

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We are going all-out-fruity over here with some bananas to finish off this creamy breakfast dish.

You can pick any toppings your heart desires or go basic with some granola, which would be fabulous!

The great part about this recipe is: if you want to make this traditional yogurt, you can add probiotics and let it ferment and get all like, yogurt-y. 🙂

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2 minute yogurt

I feel like I’m the fast food of health food bloggers.

I like food, but I don’t have the patience of a gourmet chef.

So with me, it’s always: how can I make this recipe easier, faster, and healthier- my thought process always.

I’ve tried making yogurt before and let’s be real- I kept checking in on it and checking in on it… and it just didn’t go over well.

So, in my attempt to come up with a more approachable take on homemade yogurt, I went with the make-it-in-a-blender-instantly-version.

Not made about it. AT ALL.

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The texture of this homemade yogurt is spot on!

It’s so creamy, you’re gonna want to take a swim. 🙂

I suggest storing this recipe in the fridge for about 4-6 days.

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What I love about this recipe:

  1. No fancy equipment needed!
  2. Zero waiting around
  3. No mess, no fuss.
  4. Creamy factor!!!
  5. Dairy free. 🙂
  6. CASHEWS!

….Shall I go on?

P.S. these are the cute jars I love to store my yogurt in.

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2 Minute Dairy Free Yogurt Recipe

2 minute dairy free yogurt recipe. Healthy cashew yogurt ready in just minutes! This creamy paleo yogurt is perfect served for breakfast with fruit. Made with just three ingredients!

Ingredients

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Prep Time 2 minutes
Servings

servings

Course Main Dish, Sauce, Snack

Votes: 7
Rating: 4.29
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Prep Time 2 minutes
Servings

servings

Course Main Dish, Sauce, Snack

Votes: 7
Rating: 4.29
You:

Rate this recipe!

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. In a high powered blender combine all ingredients for 2 minutes on high until smooth.

  2. Pour into a glass jar and chill in fridge until reaches desired consistency and cools down then stir well until smooth and use.

Nutrition Facts

2 Minute Dairy Free Yogurt Recipe

Amount Per Serving

Calories 344Calories from Fat 225

% Daily Value*

Total Fat 25g38%

Saturated Fat 4g20%

Polyunsaturated Fat 4g

Monounsaturated Fat 15g

Sodium 14mg1%

Total Carbohydrates 17g6%

Dietary Fiber 2g8%

Sugars 4g

Protein 12g24%

Calcium4%

Iron21%

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

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  1. 1
    Shelby

    Reply

    This looks awesome! Is it 1-2 servings? Also how long does it sit in the fridge to reach consistency?

    • 2
      Kaylie

      Reply

      Hi Shelby, it makes 4 servings and chills in the fridge- depends on your fridge really.. mine took 1-2 hours.

  2. 3
    Robin

    Reply

    Well done! I had to laugh at, “how can I make this recipe easier, faster, and healthier” because I’m always thinking the same. Except… you’re more productive! (and I’m thankful!)

    • 4
      Kaylie

      Reply

      Haha, thank Robin!

  3. 5
    Vera

    Reply

    Hello! I love this recipe I’m definitely gonna try it!
    Questions:
    Does it works with almonds instead of cashews?
    Is it needed to soak the nuts before?
    Can I replace the gelatin with mandioca flour?

    Thank you so much and keep posting this goodies 💖

    • 6
      Kaylie

      Reply

      Hi Vera, I think it would be different with almonds than cashews- it wouldn’t be as creamy I think. And I’ve never heard of mandioca flour before…

  4. 7
    Rhonda Mazza

    Reply

    Love getting your emails. Definitely making this over the weekend, as I ordered those cute little jars too. How long do you think this “fauxgurt” will keep in the refrigerator? A week? I’m sure it will be all gone by then anyway but just wondering…

    • 8
      Kaylie

      Reply

      Thanks Rhonda! I keep it in the fridge for 5-7 days. 🙂

  5. 9
    Ashley

    Reply

    I don’t tolerate cashews very well…could I use macadamias instead? Thanks so much.

    • 10
      Kaylie

      Reply

      Hi Ashley, that should work!

  6. 11
    Garazi

    Reply

    You are the absolute best food blogger ever !!😍😍 There’s nothing you can’t adapt to Paleo !! And your pictures are just… delicious… I’m sure I’ll one day bite my screen while craving… 😂😜 Please, never stop your amazing work !! ❤️❤️

    • 12
      Kaylie

      Reply

      Oh Thank you SO much Garazi! That means a lot. 🙂

  7. 13
    Fran

    Reply

    Hi! I love it ❤️ Definitely I have to try this recipe, but can I use tapioca starch (we do not eat gelatin at home)?? Thank you so much!!!

    • 14
      Kaylie

      Reply

      Hi Fran, I don’t think that would work the same. I wouldn’t try it- it would be really goopy and gummy.

  8. 15
    Fate

    Reply

    Do you think collagen powder would yield the same results as gelatin?

    • 16
      Kaylie

      Reply

      Hi Fete, I don’t think you would get the exact same results, but it is a good sub. 🙂

  9. 17
    Carolina

    Reply

    Can you use xantan gum to sub the gelatin? Or any other vegan substitute?

    • 18
      Kaylie

      Reply

      Hi Carolina, I think that might change the texture too much and be slimy…

  10. 19
    Claire Chevalier

    Reply

    Is it possible to substitute agar for gelatin?

    • 20
      Kaylie

      Reply

      Hi Claire, I have never cooked with agar before, so I’m not sure…?

    • 21
      Laurel

      Reply

      Substitute the same amount of agar powder and you’re good to go.

  11. 22
    Tori Thompson

    Reply

    Is there a reason you didn’t just break open a few probiotic capsules and add them? I’ve done that with coconut milk a few times, but maybe if you’re eating it right away you won’t get the tang from the probiotics?

    • 23
      Kaylie

      Reply

      Hi Tori, yes- I eat this right away, so I am not waiting for it to ferment… but you could totally try that for a traditional yogurt taste. 🙂

  12. 24
    Jade Sobat

    Reply

    If you didn’t eat it right away and did add a probiotic capsule, how long would you wait for it to ferment?

    • 25
      Kaylie

      Reply

      Probably 24-48 hours.

  13. 26
    Jess

    Reply

    Would unsalted Roasted Cashews work?

    • 27
      Paleo Gluten Free Eats Team

      Reply

      Hi Jess, yes- that should work!

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2 Minute Dairy Free Yogurt Recipe - Paleo Gluten Free (2024)

FAQs

Can you have dairy free yogurt on paleo? ›

Yogurt and Kefir Substitutes

Store-bought products: Look for cultured coconut milk, almond milk, or other nut milks - just always make sure you check the ingredients! Homemade products: You can make your very own probiotic Paleo “yogurt” with non-dairy milks. For example, here's a recipe for coconut milk yogurt.

What is the best yogurt for paleo diet? ›

Like coconut yogurt, almond yogurt has less protein than dairy or soy yogurts. It's suitable for people following paleo, gluten-free, or vegan diets, and tends to have a smooth, creamy texture, as well as a sweet flavor.

What yogurts are gluten free? ›

Some yogurt makers include anti-caking ingredients that contain gluten or gluten-containing mix-ins like cookie pieces or pretzels. When in doubt, stick to dedicated and certified gluten free brands like fa*ge, Stonyfield, and Voskos.

What are the ingredients in dairy free yogurt? ›

Ingredients: Coconut Base (Water, Coconut Cream, Modified Food Starch, Cane Sugar, Natural Flavor, Tricalcium Citrate, Vitamin D2, Malic Acid), Strawberries, Cane Sugar, Rice Starch, Pectin, Vegetable Juice (for color), Guar Gum, Lemon Juice Concentrate, Beta Carotene (for color), Cultures.

Is Paleo gluten free and dairy free? ›

While there are many benefits to the paleo diet, there are also some drawbacks. For example, the paleo diet eliminates several food groups that are highly nutritious, including legumes, dairy, and gluten-containing grains.

What is a paleo alternative to dairy? ›

Choose from oat, soya or a nut milk, such as almond, for a delicious paleo diet milk substitute. Or for something extra creamy, try coconut milk or yoghurt. Coconut milk is delicious in a DIY chai latte dusted with ground cinnamon and makes the perfect winter pick-me-up with a fiery dash of ginger.

Is peanut butter OK on paleo diet? ›

Peanuts are technically legumes, which are not paleo compliant, and that means peanut butter is off limits for paleo eaters. All other nuts and seeds are fair game, so if nuts and seeds are the only ingredients, snack away!

What is the number 1 healthiest yogurt? ›

While any type of yogurt can fit in a healthy diet, Greek yogurt and skyr (Icelandic yogurt) are the healthiest choices because they tend to be lower in sugar and higher in protein, says registered dietitian Jamie Nadeau.

Is chobani yogurt paleo? ›

Chobani Low-fat Plain Greek Yogurt. This product contains 1 ingredient that is not paleo.

What yogurt is dairy free and gluten-free? ›

Good Karma Dairy-Free Yogurt is dairy-free, egg-free, gluten-free, nut-free, peanut-free, soy-free, vegan/vegetarian, and plant-based. If you have a nut allergy, there are limited options available for you, but Good Karma delivers this flaxmilk derived yogurt alternative.

Is chobani gluten free yogurt? ›

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Does peanut butter contain gluten? ›

Living gluten-free can be a challenge. It's important to know that peanuts, peanut butter, peanut flour and peanut oil are considered naturally gluten-free foods. Gluten is a form of protein found in wheat, barley and rye (2).

Is there a yogurt made without dairy? ›

Vegan yogurt is made from plant-based sources such as soy, coconut, oat, and cashews instead of dairy products. They come in a variety of textures such as regular, Greek, French, and kefir-style probiotic drinks, as well as flavors.

What is a good non-dairy substitute for yogurt? ›

Not every vegan yogurt substitute will tick all of the boxes, but a few of our favorites that come pretty darn close are:
  • Store Bought Dairy Free Yogurt Products.
  • Homemade Vegan Yogurt.
  • Coconut Cream.
  • Coconut Milk.
  • Applesauce.
  • Store Bought Vegan Sour Cream Products.
  • Bananas.
  • Silken Tofu.
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What is a good non-dairy yogurt? ›

Kite Hill Plain Unsweetened Almond Milk Yogurt

It's got a great, thick consistency, and even smells like traditional dairy yogurt. Our taste testers decided this almond milk yogurt would be the best dairy free yogurt to use as a base for a non-dairy tzatziki or another yogurt-based savory sauce.

Does paleo friendly mean dairy free? ›

The typical paleo diet focuses on naturally raised meat and fish, as well as vegetables and fruits. It promotes avoiding dairy products and grains. This diet can put you at risk for deficiencies in calcium and vitamin D, which are critical to bone health.

Can you have yogurts on the paleo diet? ›

Dairy. A strict paleo diet does not allow dairy products because hunter-gatherers did not milk cows. This includes milk, butter, yogurt, sour cream and cheese.

What is considered Paleo yogurt? ›

When choosing Greek yogurt for a Paleo diet, it is important to opt for varieties that are minimally processed and free from added sugars or flavorings. Look for plain, unsweetened Greek yogurt made from grass-fed milk, as it is believed to have a higher nutrient profile compared to conventional yogurt.

Can you eat dairy free cheese on paleo? ›

Melted tapioca cheese - the best dairy-free Paleo AIP cheese! Easy to make vegan, too. Tapioca cheese looks, feels, and acts just like fresh mozzarella. It has a mild flavor that works both as a topping for pizza and other savory dishes, and even in some dessert recipes as well!

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