Go Nuts for Coconuts! Here are our 6 Favourite Coconut Recipes
Thick, creamy and conveniently versatile, coconut yoghurt has never been so readily available in the UK. Not yet tried this delicious dairy-free substitute? Pick up a pot of The Coconut Collaborative's natural yoghurt and get experimenting with these tasty recipes...
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1. Almond & Goji Granola
This granola is perfect for topping your coconut yogurt for breakfast, brunch or even a late-night snack.
2. Peanut Butter & Banana Overnight Oats
There’s no better combination than peanut butter and banana and this overnight oats recipe will keep you going through even the toughest of days.
3. Apple & Blackberry Bircher Muesli
A scandi classic, this muesli will be a great addition to your pantry.
4. Banana & Blueberry Breakfast Muffins
Muffins for breakfast? Yes please! These are a great way of getting one of your five-a-day into your kiddies too.
5. Tropical Layered Chia Seed Pudding
Delicious and protein-packed this chia seed pudding is a great post-workout snack.
6. Banana and Coconut Buckwheat Loaf
Top a slice of this buckwheat loaf with a dollop of peanut butter and some freshly sliced banana - yum!
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