If you're ever in need of a confidence boost, I'd like to suggest making an easy recipe that blows everyone's minds. This super quick and easy homemade Nutella Whipped Cream has only two ingredients, takes about 5 minutes, and is amazingly delicious!
This recipe is great on everything - fruit, cupcakes, pancakes, pies, ice cream sundaes, hot chocolate or coffee, the list is endless! If you love Nutella, you'll also love these Nutella Cups and this Nutella Hummus.
Why this recipe works
Nutella whipped cream has so many uses. It can make for an incredible Nutella topping on everything from pancakes or crepes to cupcakes to coffee or hot chocolate. It can be used as a delicious Nutella filling for cakes or doughnuts. It can be served as a dessert dip for cookies or crackers or fruit. It can even be eaten straight out of the bowl! The luscious chocolate hazelnut flavor whipped into a light and airy treat is perfect for all your sweetest needs!
Ingredients and notes
Heavy Cream - Any of heavy cream, whipping cream, or heavy whipping cream should work to whip up into a light and airy whipped dessert.
Nutella - Any chocolate hazelnut spread should work for this whipped chocolate recipe. I always keep Nutella stocked in my pantry so it's my go-to, but as I always say, use what works for you!
Substitutions
Heavy Cream - If you prefer to make this sweet chocolate recipe without heavy cream, there are dairy-free alternatives but Nutella is not dairy-free so the recipe will not be without dairy.
Nutella - If Nutella's not your thing, try this recipe with peanut butter, almond butter, cookie butter, or sun butter!
How to make this recipe
Step 1: Beat the heavy cream with an electric mixer using the whisk attachment until very soft peaks begin to form.
Step 2: Add in the Nutella and continue beating until stiff peaks form.
Recipe FAQs
It can last a few days if stored in the refrigerator, but when it's always best to make it as close to when it will be used as possible, especially since it only takes a couple minutes to whip up (pun intended)!
Whipped cream is simply heavy cream with air whipped into it to make it big and light and airy. There are many types of buttercream, but they are all generally a combination of butter and sugar so they are usually denser and are generally used for frosting on cakes or cupcakes.
Tips & Tricks
Tip #1: Avoid taking the heavy cream out of the fridge before you're ready to start whipping! The cream needs to be as cold as possible before whipping to ensure that it whips up into stiff peaks. You can even take it a step further and chill your bowl and beaters before whipping.
Tip #2: To test for soft peaks, dip your beater into the cream and pull straight up. If the mixture comes up and then flops over, that's a soft peak.
Tip #3: To test for stiff peaks, dip your beater straight down into the chocolate whipped cream and pull straight up. If the mixture stands straight up, that's a stiff peak.
Tip #4: This flavored whipped cream can be made without an electric mixer, but you will need a whisk and a strong arm! It will take a lot of whipping to get enough air in the mixture, but it's certainly doable!
Storage Tips
- Whipped cream should be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator.
- After a day or two it may start to get droopy, but will still taste great!
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📖 Recipe
Nutella Whipped Cream
Equipment
- Hand or stand mixer with whisk attachment
Ingredients
- ½ cup heavy cream
- 2 tablespoons Nutella
Instructions
- Beat the cream until it just starts to form very soft peaks.
- Add in Nutella and continue beating until stiff peaks form.
Notes
Nutrition
This recipe was originally posted on January 5, 2021, but was republished with new photos, additional information about the recipe, step-by-step instructions, FAQs, and tips and tricks in August of 2022 and was reformatted in November of 2022.
Adina says
Made this whipped cream and put it on my coffee. Would also be amazing on hot chocolate. Best combo ever!
Liz says
Putting this in coffee sounds divine! I think it would be hard to find something it wouldn't be delicious on! Waffles, pancakes, ice cream, everything!!