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π₯π Just Milk and Fruit!
Delicious and Healthy Dessert β No Gelatin, No Baking, and Ready in 5 Minutes!
π¬ Full Recipe in First Comment π
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π Introduction
Looking for a dessert thatβs light, satisfying, and ready in minutes β without turning on the oven or using gelatin?
This Milk and Fruit Dessert is exactly what you need! Itβs cool, creamy, naturally sweet, and made with just a few wholesome ingredients. Perfect for kids, guests, or a quick evening treat β and the best part? Itβs ready in 5 minutes.
No gelatin. No baking. No guilt. Just pure, healthful indulgence.
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π Origin and Cultural Significance
Simple milk-based desserts have been staples in homes across the world for generations β from Indian fruit custards to European milk puddings and Middle Eastern fruit creams. This no-bake version reflects a modern twist on tradition β perfect for busy households and health-conscious eaters alike.
It brings back the essence of homemade, grandma-approved desserts β only faster, lighter, and more adaptable.
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π§Ύ Ingredients Quantity
π₯ For 2β3 Servings:
1 cup (250 ml) milk (whole or plant-based)
1 cup fresh fruit, chopped (e.g., strawberries, mango, banana, blueberries)
1β2 tsp natural sweetener (honey, maple syrup, or agave β optional)
1 tsp cornstarch (or arrowroot powder for thickening)
1/2 tsp vanilla extract (optional, for flavor)
π Full recipe with exact steps in the first comment π
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β¨ Optional Additions
π₯₯ Coconut milk for a tropical flair
π« Dark chocolate shavings or cocoa powder on top
π― Drizzle of honey before serving
π Lemon zest for brightness
π° Chopped nuts or chia seeds for texture
π§ Serve chilled in small glasses for a fancy touch
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π‘ Tips for Success
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Use ripe, sweet fruit to naturally enhance flavor
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Donβt skip the starch β it thickens the milk to a soft, pudding-like texture
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Stir the milk constantly while heating to prevent lumps
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Cool before adding delicate fruits like berries
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Best served slightly chilled β refrigerate 10β15 minutes if time allows
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Use glass cups for a beautiful, layered presentation
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π©βπ³ Instructions
1. In a small saucepan, combine milk and cornstarch. Stir well until smooth.
2. Heat on medium, stirring constantly until it thickens slightly (about 2β3 minutes).
3. Turn off heat and stir in sweetener and vanilla (if using).
4. Let it cool slightly (or refrigerate briefly).
5. Layer or mix the thickened milk with your choice of chopped fruits.
6. Garnish with extras like honey, nuts, or mint β and serve immediately or chill.
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π€€ Description
This dessert is soft, silky, lightly sweet, and packed with the natural flavor of fresh fruit. The texture is similar to a light custard or pudding β without the heaviness or processed ingredients. Itβs a go-to for anyone craving a sweet bite without the guilt.
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π§ͺ Nutritional Information (Approx. per serving)
Calories: 100β150 (depending on milk & fruit used)
Protein: 3β6g
Carbs: 15β25g
Fat: 2β5g
Fiber: 2β4g
No added gelatin or artificial thickeners
Low-sugar, gluten-free, and easily vegan
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Kid-friendly
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Naturally sweet
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Gut-friendly (especially with bananas or berries)
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Balanced, wholesome, and refreshing
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β Conclusion
This Milk and Fruit Dessert is a celebration of simplicity β made with ingredients you probably already have in your kitchen. Itβs fast, flexible, and full of flavor β proving that healthy treats donβt have to be boring or complicated.
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π Recommendation
Serve it in mini cups for parties
Use it as a light breakfast parfait
Great for post-dinner cravings
Make a double batch β it disappears quickly!
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πΏ Embracing Healthful Indulgence
This recipe reminds us that indulgence doesnβt have to be processed or artificial. With just milk and fruit, you can make something thatβs as nourishing as it is delicious. Itβs a little act of care β for yourself and for those you share it with.
No oven. No stress. Just a sweet, healthful moment of joy. π₯π
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