3-Ingredient Coconut Tapioca Pudding (Egg free) - Mighty Mrs | Super Easy Recipes (2024)

This is a super easy egg-free tapioca pudding that involves just three ingredients—coconut cream, tapioca pearls and a little raw sugar (or honey). You can also add a pinch of sea salt to give the flavor some more depth.

This is a super easy egg-free tapioca pudding that involves just three ingredients—coconut cream, tapioca pearls and a little raw sugar (or honey). You can also add a pinch of sea salt to give the flavor some more depth, optional though.

Making some sort of easy tapioca has been on my to-make list for awhile now. I'm drawn to vintage recipes that take me back in time and tapioca pudding is one of those nostalgic recipes for many people, I think, including myself. My grandpa used to love it, I recall.

This tapioca is egg and dairy free.

What I love about this modern twist on the classic tapioca pudding, is that there's no need to worry about thickening with eggs. Nothing against eggs, I am not vegan or even vegetarian, but the thought of making pudding from scratch using eggs is a little more work than I'm willing to put in for a breakfast or snack food. If you're looking for a more traditional tapioca recipe, check out this one. If you're up for a modern and also easier way to make your own homemade tapioca, then stay put! 🙂

Do you eat tapioca warm or cold?

Tapioca pudding is good fresh and warm, or chilled. You can add fruit or eat it plain. It’s a fun little breakfast, snack or dessert that’s dying to make a come back, in a more modern way though. My grandpa used to have his tapioca after dinner to satisfy his sweet tooth.

What’s the best way to eat tapioca?

My favorite way to enjoy it is warm from a mug. Perfect for the crisp fall days that lie ahead. Try it for an afternoon snack or dessert or pack it in a thermos and take it with you hiking as you watch the leaves change this fall.

What toppings would go well with this egg-free tapioca?

Since this recipe uses coconut milk as the base, tropical fruits like pineapple, mango, and papaya pair really well with this tapioca. Caramel drizzle, chocolate shavings or syrup, and nuts also make great toppings for this coconut tapioca. You could serve this as a dessert in little puff pastry cups topped with fruit or just a garnish like a mint leaf.

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This vegan egg-free coconut tapioca recipe was featured on Meatless Monday!