White Chocolate Mousse Recipe

Ultra light and fluffy, this white chocolate mousse is perfect for satisfying any sweet tooth! It can be garnished with a variety of toppings such as fruit, nuts, or chocolate shavings. It’s the perfect elegant dessert for special occasions! Homemade mousse is the absolute best! It just melts in your mouth and is so creamy and indulgent. A few more quick and easy recipes to try: this amazing coconut mousse, classic chocolate mousse, or chocolate cherry mousse bars. Psst- they’re all great for Valentine’s Day!

White Chocolate Mousse Recipe

White chocolate mousse: the dessert that’s as indulgent as it is irresistible. It’s like a cloud of creamy, dreamy, white chocolate-y goodness! This homemade mousse is perfect for a special occasion dessert or when you need a little pick-me-up. It’s great for individual servings, but I won’t judge if you keep the whole bowl for yourself. (Let’s be real, we all need that sometimes). The process is simple, all you need is white chocolate, cream, eggs, and some basic kitchen tools. You can get creative with the toppings, let the kids choose their favorite fruits or nuts to add a personal touch to their dessert. You’re going to love how easy this white chocolate mousse is to make. It only takes a few minutes of mixing all of the ingredients together until you get a nice, fluffy consistency! Combined with its sweet, creamy flavor, it’s truly a knockout dessert. Unlike dark or milk chocolate, white chocolate doesn’t actually contain cocoa solids. This gives it a milder taste and a smoother texture. Some people may find it too sweet, but I think it’s the perfect flavor for mousse! If you want something more chocolatey, I have a great recipe for homemade chocolate mousse here.

Ingredients You’ll Need

The ingredients for this white chocolate mousse are SO simple. You probably have most of them in your pantry! It’s a dessert that looks gorgeous, but is easy to make and inexpensive. A win-win! Check out the recipe card below for exact measurements.

Heavy Whipping Cream: Heavy whipping cream is a key ingredient in making mousse. It gives it that signature creamy and rich texture. It’s whipped to form stiff peaks and then folded into the other ingredients to create the ultimate dessert!White Chocolate Chips: Add sweet, creamy flavor.Cream Cheese: I recommend using cream cheese that’s at room temperature so it mixes together smoothly with the other ingredients.Powdered Sugar: Balances out the tangy flavor of the cream cheese. It adds the perfect sweetness, too!Vanilla: Adds a delicious, subtle flavor. I recommend using pure vanilla extract for the best taste!Salt: Just a pinch will boost the overall flavor of the white chocolate mousse.Fruit of Choice: (Optional) For topping! You can also add nuts or a drizzle of chocolate or caramel sauce.

How to Make White Chocolate Mousse

Making white chocolate mousse is easy and fun! You can garnish each mousse cup with all of your favorite toppings. Get creative! The flavor of white chocolate is versatile enough for just about any combo you could think of. You can also keep it simple and just add some fresh berries. That’s my favorite way to enjoy it!

Measure: Be precise with your measurements. Mousse is a delicate dessert and even small deviations in the amount of ingredients can change the final result.Don’t Overwhip: Be sure to stop once you reach stiff peaks. If you overmix, your whipped cream may deflate.Fold Gently: Be careful when folding the whipped cream into the melted chocolate. You want to keep as much air in the cream as possible, so don’t be heavy handed here! Gently fold until combined.

In the Refrigerator: Store leftover white chocolate mousse in an airtight container for up to 3 days. You can serve it straight from the fridge!

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All nutritional information is based on third party calculations and is only an estimate. Each recipe and nutritional value will vary depending on the brands you use, measuring methods and portion sizes per household.