π« Banana-Cocoa Cloud Cake (No Sugar, No Flour!) This cake is fluffy yet rich, sweet yet nourishing, and effortlessly beautiful on any table. Imagine a dessert made with just bananas, oats, cocoa and yoghurt β sounds simple? It is. But wait until you taste the soft, airy bite with creamy chocolate and a whisper of roasted nuts. Only 5 minutes to mix, zero sugar, no flour β and the result? Pure chocolate bliss π€
π The condensed milk adds an elegant caramel hint, while the yoghurt brings a lovely tang and tenderness. No mixers, no baking powder, no refined sugar β just a spoon and your imagination. Perfect for busy weekdays, lazy Sundays, or when you want to impress without stress. It’s cake, but reimagined. And yes, it’s kid-approved, too! Healthy never tasted this good. πΎ
β Why Youβll Love This Recipe
- β Made with just 7 wholesome ingredients β all pantry staples
- β No sugar, no flour, no guilt β naturally sweet and rich
- β Quick to prep β 5 minutes, 1 bowl, zero mess
- β Soft, moist texture from oats, bananas and yoghurt
- β Elegant and customisable β top with any nuts you love
π Nutrition Per Serving (entire recipe divided into 6 portions)
- Calories: 217 kcal
- Protein: 5.9 g
- Fat: 7.4 g
- Carbohydrates: 30.1 g
π¨βπ³ How to Make It (Step-by-step)
Step 1: Soak the Oats
π₯£ Combine the oats (70 g) with yoghurt (150 g) and let sit for 10 minutes.
π‘ This softens the oats and creates a smoother texture in the final bake.
Step 2: Mash the Bananas
π In a separate bowl, mash 2 ripe bananas until smooth.
π‘ Overripe bananas add extra sweetness and moisture.
Step 3: Mix the Base
π« Add the soaked oats and yoghurt into the banana mash. Stir well.
π‘ Donβt worry if itβs a little lumpy β itβll bake perfectly.
Step 4: Add Cocoa and Condensed Milk
π« Stir in cocoa powder (2β3 tbsp) and condensed milk (50 g).
π‘ Use 3 tbsp for a richer chocolate flavour, or 2 for a milder one.
Step 5: Melt the Chocolate
π₯ Melt chocolate (40 g) gently over low heat or in the microwave.
π‘ Add a splash of milk or cream if it seems too thick.
Step 6: Mix in the Melted Chocolate
π― Add melted chocolate to the batter and stir to combine.
π‘ It brings depth and extra creaminess to the cake.
Step 7: Add Your Favourite Nuts
π₯ Fold in any chopped nuts of your choice β walnuts, almonds or hazelnuts.
π‘ Toast the nuts first for a bolder flavour.
Step 8: Pour and Smooth
π§ Transfer the batter into a greased or lined cake tin.
π‘ A silicone mould works great for easy removal.
Step 9: Bake the Cake
π₯ Bake at 180Β°C (356Β°F) for 25β30 minutes.
π‘ Itβs ready when the centre is firm and a toothpick comes out slightly moist.
Step 10: Cool and Slice
βοΈ Let it cool completely before slicing.
π‘ Best served chilled β the flavours deepen overnight!
π Ingredients:
π Bananas β 2 ripe
πΎ Oat flakes β ΒΎ cup or 2.5 oz (70 g)
π₯ Condensed milk β 3 tbsp or 1.75 oz (50 g)
π₯ Yogurt β β
cup or 5 oz (150 g)
π« Cocoa powder β 2β3 tbsp
π« Chocolate β 1.5 oz (40 g)
π₯ Any nuts of your choice β a handful
π§ Storage & Freshness Tips
- βοΈ Store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 5 days
- π§ Can be frozen in slices β wrap individually for up to 1 month
- π₯ Flavour deepens after chilling overnight β ideal for make-ahead treats
π½οΈ Kitchen Tools and π οΈ Equipment Needed πͺ
π₯£ Mixing bowls (2)
π΄ Fork or masher
π₯ Spoon or spatula
π₯ Oven
π§ Baking tin or silicone mould
π«This cake is pure comfort. Soft like a memory, rich like a dream, and simple like all the best things in life. You donβt need sugar to feel joy, and you donβt need flour to feel full. Just a few ripe bananas, a sprinkle of cocoa and a moment of peace in your kitchen. Pair it with tea, share it with someone you love, or hide it in the fridge just for yourself. Every bite whispers “you deserve this.” So yes β treat yourself. Itβs not just a cake. Itβs your new favourite ritual. π




