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100g coconut blossom sugar (can be replaced with natural cane sugar and I’m sure could even be replaced with honey or xylitol or stevia)
1 vanilla pod scraped for seeds
50g coconut oil melted
Pop everything into the food processor, whizz until a mousse like consistency. Take the pie pan out of the fridge/freezer and spread the mousse like mixture on top. Pop back in to the fridge to set a little more before digging in and seriously enjoying!
I served this with coconut cream whipped with a sprinkling of cinnamon and a dash of honey.
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