These vegan raspberry muffins are bursting with juicy raspberries and white chocolate chips, and covered in a sweet crumble topping. They’re so easy to make and perfect when you’re craving something sweet!
Fruity muffins are among my favorite baking projects during the warmer months of the year. They’re so easy, and such a delicious way to enjoy seasonal produce. My vegan strawberry muffins, blueberry muffins, and blackberry muffins are all favorites that I find myself making again and again.
Well, berry season is almost here, and I’m ready for it. Raspberries are really available year round, but they’re best during the summer. Sounds like a great excuse to bake up a batch of these vegan raspberry muffins!
They’re absolutely delicious, thanks not only to those juicy fresh raspberries, but also crumble topping and sweet white chocolate chips. Basically, they’re the best muffins ever.
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Ingredients You’ll Need
- Flour. We’re using all-purpose flour, also known as white flour or plain old wheat flour. You might be able to substitute another variety of flour, such as gluten-free flour or spelt flour, but I can’t make any promised without having tested them.
- Sugar. Make sure to use organic sugar, to keep the recipe vegan. Conventional (non-organic) sugar is processed with animal bone char in some parts of the world, including the United States.
- Vegan butter. I used Earth Balance to create this recipe. Other brands like Miyoko’s or Melt will work. Vegan butter is generally available in the refrigerated section at the grocery store, right next to the regular butter.
- Baking soda.
- Salt.
- Non-dairy milk. You can use pretty much any variety of non-dairy milk that’s suitable for drinking, as long as it’s unsweetened and unflavored. I used Almond milk to create this recipe. Check out my guide to dairy-free milks to learn about some other options, like soy milk or oat milk.
- Vegetable oil. You can use any neutral oil that you normally like to bake with. Corn oil, canola oil, and melted coconut oil are all fine options.
- Vanilla extract.
- Lemon juice.
- Lemon zest.
- Raspberries.
- Vegan white chocolate chips. These are optional, but so delicious! I used King David brand, but Enjoy Life also makes vegan chocolate chips. You could also switch things up and use vegan dark chocolate chips!
How They’re Made
The following is a detailed photo tutorial on how to make this dish. Scroll all the way down if you’d like to skip right to the recipe!
Begin by making the crumble topping. Mix softened vegan butter, flour, and sugar in a small bowl. Stir everything together until the mixture is crumbly, then stick it in the fridge to chill while you make the batter.
Next, combine the dry ingredients in a large mixing bowl. This will include the flour, sugar, baking soda, and salt. Use a wire whisk to mix everything up.
Now stir the wet ingredients together in a small container. This mixture will include non-dairy milk, oil, vanilla extract, lemon juice, and lemon zest.
Pour the wet ingredients into the bowl with the dry ingredients. Stir everything together just until the ingredients are combined.
Tip: In order to give your muffins the best possible texture, make sure to avoid overmixing the batter. Stop stirring as soon as you no longer see flour streaks.
Fold the raspberries and white chocolate chips into the batter. Be careful, as raspberries are pretty delicate and will have a tendency to break.
Divide the batter among twelve paper-lined muffin cups, then top each one with a sprinkle of crumble topping. Pop the muffins into the oven to bake!
Your muffins are done when they’re puffy, the tops are slightly darkened, and a toothpick inserted into the center of one comes out clean. Let them cool in the tins on a cooling rack.
Shelf-Life & Storage
Vegan raspberry muffins will keep in an airtight container at room temperature for about two days, in the fridge for about five days, or in the freezer for about two months.
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Vegan Raspberry Muffins with White Chocolate Chips
These vegan raspberry muffins are bursting with juicy raspberries and white chocolate chips, and covered in a sweet crumble topping. They’re so easy to make and perfect when you’re craving something sweet!
Ingredients
For the Crumble Topping
-
¼
cup
all-purpose flour -
¼
cup
organic granulated sugar -
2
tablespoons
vegan butter,
softened but not fully melted
For the Muffins
-
2
cups
all-purpose flour -
¾
cup
organic granulated sugar -
1
teaspoon
baking soda -
½
teaspoon
salt -
1
cup
unflavored and unsweetened non-dairy milk -
½
cup
vegetable oil -
1
tablespoon
lemon juice -
2
teaspoons
lemon zest -
1 ½
cups
fresh raspberries -
1
cup
vegan white chocolate chips,
optional
Instructions
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Preheat the oven to 350°F and line a 12-cup muffin tin with papers.
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To make the crumble topping, combine the flour, sugar, and butter together in a small bowl. Stir until the mixture is crumbly. Place the bowl in the fridge to chill while you make the batter.
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Whisk the flour, sugar, baking soda, and salt together in a large mixing bowl.
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In a small bowl or container, stir the milk, oil, vanilla, lemon juice, and zest together.
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Pour the milk mixture into the bowl with the flour mixture. Stir everything together just until the ingredients are fully combined. Don’t overmix the batter — a few lumps are okay.
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Fold in the raspberries and white chocolate chips.
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Divide the batter among the muffin cups, then sprinkle each muffin with some of the crumble topping.
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Place the muffin tin into the oven. Bake the muffins until the tops have darkened slightly, and a toothpick inserted into the center of a muffin comes out clean.
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Place the muffin tin on a cooling rack. Let the muffins cool before removing them from the tin.
Nutrition Facts
Vegan Raspberry Muffins with White Chocolate Chips
Amount Per Serving
Calories 335
Calories from Fat 144
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Fat 16g25{8466e38f199acc0b56b221a7b99587ba7df7b1c007902bc779bf0ba15c186af7}
Saturated Fat 5g25{8466e38f199acc0b56b221a7b99587ba7df7b1c007902bc779bf0ba15c186af7}
Trans Fat 0.1g
Polyunsaturated Fat 6g
Monounsaturated Fat 4g
Sodium 245mg10{8466e38f199acc0b56b221a7b99587ba7df7b1c007902bc779bf0ba15c186af7}
Potassium 93mg3{8466e38f199acc0b56b221a7b99587ba7df7b1c007902bc779bf0ba15c186af7}
Carbohydrates 45g15{8466e38f199acc0b56b221a7b99587ba7df7b1c007902bc779bf0ba15c186af7}
Fiber 2g8{8466e38f199acc0b56b221a7b99587ba7df7b1c007902bc779bf0ba15c186af7}
Sugar 26g29{8466e38f199acc0b56b221a7b99587ba7df7b1c007902bc779bf0ba15c186af7}
Protein 4g8{8466e38f199acc0b56b221a7b99587ba7df7b1c007902bc779bf0ba15c186af7}
Vitamin A 99IU2{8466e38f199acc0b56b221a7b99587ba7df7b1c007902bc779bf0ba15c186af7}
Vitamin C 5mg6{8466e38f199acc0b56b221a7b99587ba7df7b1c007902bc779bf0ba15c186af7}
Calcium 63mg6{8466e38f199acc0b56b221a7b99587ba7df7b1c007902bc779bf0ba15c186af7}
Iron 1mg6{8466e38f199acc0b56b221a7b99587ba7df7b1c007902bc779bf0ba15c186af7}
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
