Dairy Free Blueberry Cake

Perfect Dairy Free Blueberry Cake made completely from scratch. This easy cake is soft and tender and bursting with fresh blueberries and a drizzle of lemon glaze. Sponsored by Almond Breeze Australia.

Hands up if you love Blueberry Cake 💙

I’m so excited to introduce you to my soft and tender Dairy Free Blueberry Cake. Bursting with blueberries and dripping with a tangy lemon glaze, it’s a delicious one bowl cake that takes just minutes to make.

And what’s even better? It’s completely dairy free – no butter, no milk, but SO much flavour.

I have made this Blueberry Cake no less than 4 times in the past week. Because I seriously LOVE it. And I know you will too.

It’s soft, sweet and oh-so-irresistible. It’s perfect for morning tea or a snack-on-the-go or even a sweet dessert. That drippy glaze alone has me weak at the knees.

Just like my Blueberry Bread, this cake uses oil as the main fat, which is what lends itself to it’s enviable texture.

There’s all the usual suspects in this cake, including eggs, sugar, vanilla and flour. But instead of milk or yoghurt, this cake uses almond milk for its light and springy texture.

It’s my secret weapon in dairy free baking.

I’ve used it in my White Chocolate Raspberry Mud Cake, my Dairy Free Chocolate Cake and my Vegan Brownies.

Perhaps the best part about this cake is that it’s super speedy to make – perfect for unexpected guests. I’ve put together a video below to show JUST how easy it is.

You don’t even need an electric mixer to make it – just a bowl and spoon. And the glaze is only 2 ingredients. #winning

How to make perfect Dairy Free Blueberry Cake

• This is a super easy one bowl cake. You don’t need an electric mixer for this recipe.
• Start by whisking together the dry ingredients; flour, sugar and baking powder.
• Next, throw in the oil, eggs, vanilla and almond milk and gently stir to combine – try not to over mix.
• Lastly, gently fold through the blueberries. I add a tablespoon of cornflour (corn starch) to help keep the blueberries from sinking.
• You can use fresh or frozen blueberries. I prefer using fresh blueberries for maximum flavour and they tend to bleed less in baked goods.
• Throw a few extra blueberries on top of the cake and then bake in a moderate oven. The cake will be ready when it goes golden brown on the edges and a skewer inserted in the centre comes out clean.
• The lemon glaze is made using just two ingredients: icing sugar (or powdered sugar) and fresh lemon juice. Simply stir together until smooth.
• Drizzle over the cake once it’s cooled. Slice and enjoy! This cake also freezes really well.

More Dairy Free recipes to try

• Dairy Free Chocolate Cake
• Vegan Brownies
• White Chocolate and Raspberry Mud Cake
• Mocha Cupcakes

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