Vegan Creme Brûlée with Natvia

This delicious and creamy vanilla creme brûlée is completely guilt free. Made from ingredients that are sugar free, dairy free and vegan!
Ingredients (serving 6)
1 tin of Coconut Milk
1 Vanilla Pod or 2 tsp
Vanilla Bean Paste
300ml Almond Milk
6 Sachets of Natvia
3 Tbs Corn Flour (cornstarch)
3 Natvia sachets
Toppings: Raspberries, berries or mint leaves (optional)
Essential Items: Kitchen torch (You can use a grill), Ramekins, Clingfilm, Whisk, Saucepan, Bowl

Method
Heat the coconut milk in a saucepan with the vanilla paste or pod (seeds).
In separate bowl mix almond milk with corn scratch and 6 Natvia sachets (till all pups dissolved).
Add almond milk mixture to the hot coconut milk and whisk on a low heat until the mixture is thickened. This will take about 3/4 minutes.
Pour the mixture into the ramekins. Leaving about 1cm till the top.
Cover with cling film and let it set in the fridge for 3 hours.
Sprinkle Natvia sugar over & blow torch to caramelise.
Add additional toppings such as fresh berries to put those finishing touches to your creme brûlée.
Enjoy!
Photography and Words by Jelena Fairweather
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