How To Make Sweetened Condensed Milk Frosting with One Ingredient (Leite Condensado de Colher)

Learn how to make sweetened condensed milk frosting and pie/tart filling with one ingredient in 1 minute or less. It’s a genius hack! 

This trick is genius, folks! Take note: there is simply no easier way out there to make frosting (or pie filling) than this. All that you need in order to make our one-ingredient sweetened condensed milk frosting and pie/tart filling is… sweetened condensed milk. (LOL)

This is a cool homemade Brazilian method which is very useful abroad– anywhere that Nestle Leite Condensado de Colher (Spoonable Sweetened Condensed Milk) is not available.

That’s right! In Brazil, Nestle produces a special “Creamy Sweetened Condensed Milk” (Leite Condensado Cremoso) or Spoonable Sweetened Condensed Milk (Leite Condensado de Colher), ready to eat right out of the can.

Down there, we eat it as a snack by the spoonful, spread it on as a frosting for cakes, or use it as a filling for baked goodies. Super-cool, right?!

But here in the USA, where the product is not available, this Brazilian is going to to share with you a clever hack on how to make it at home in the blink of an eye. When you find out how, you’re gonna go: “Duuuuuh, why didn’t I think of that?” 🙂

Ok, ok! You may already be curious and asking yourself how to make sweetened condensed milk frosting with just one ingredient,  and how to do it so quickly.

Well, check it out!

HOW TO MAKE SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK FROSTING OR PIE/TART FILLING WITH JUST ONE INGREDIENT

OK, prepare to either be surprised or angry that you didn’t think of this before.

All you have to do is refrigerate a can of sweetened condensed milk overnight, open and pour it into a blender, and blend for about one minute or less… or until sweetened condensed milk is so darn thick that the blender blades can barely move.

The result? It’s so thick that you can turn the blender bowl upside down and it won’t even fall out… just like stiff beaten egg whites.

Then you can spoon the super creamy sweetened condensed milk into a piping bag and frost cakes, or use it as a filling for tarts and pies.

Of course, you can also just straight out eat it by the spoonful (MY FAVORITE WAY because, as you know, you have to taste everything  that you make first, right?). 😉

See? I told ya, hon! 🙂

Now that you’ve learned how to make sweetened condensed milk frosting, I’ll share with you some of yummy variations.

VARIATIONS

MATCHA SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK FROSTING OR PIE/TART FILLING

Blend one can of sweetened condensed milk with 1 teaspoon of matcha powder in a blender until mixture is so creamy that blender can barely work.

PUMPKIN SPICE SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK FROSTING OR PIE/TART FILLING

Blend one can of sweetened condensed milk with 1/2 to 1 teaspoon of pumpkin pie spice in a blender until mixture is so creamy that blender can barely work.

APPLE CIDER SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK FROSTING OR PIE/TART FILLING

Blend one can of sweetened condensed milk with 1 teaspoon of spiced apple cider instant drink mix in a blender until mixture is so creamy that blender can barely work.

PEANUT BUTTER SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK FROSTING OR PIE/TART FILLING

Blend one can of sweetened condensed milk with 2 Tablespoons (or more) of peanut butter in a blender until mixture is so creamy that blender can barely work.

COCONUT SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK FROSTING OR PIE/TART FILLING

Blend one can of sweetened condensed milk with 2 Tablespoons (or more) of canned unsweetened coconut milk in a blender until mixture is so creamy that blender can barely work. Then, if desired you can stir in 1 tablespoon of unsweetened coconut flakes as well (don’t blend it! Stir in with a spoon or spatula).

LEMON/LIME SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK FROSTING OR PIE/TART FILLING

Blend one can of sweetened condensed milk with fresh juice of 1 lemon/lime in a blender until mixture is so creamy that blender can barely work. If desired, sprinkle lemon/lime zest on top after pipping.

CHOCOLATE SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK FROSTING OR PIE/TART FILLING

Blend one can of sweetened condensed milk by itself in a blender until it is so thick that blender can barely work. Reserve! Then, melt 1 cup dark or bittersweet chocolate chips in the microwave according to package instructions. Let cool until it is nearly to room temperature, yet smooth and mixable. Whisk in the blended sweetened condensed milk until mixture is creamy and thick. Let set completely at room temperature. Pipe or spoon on or in baked baked goodies which can be refrigerated. NOTE: This is the only frosting that may be suitable for cupcakes.

PIN & ENJOY!