
Philippines
Coconut Corn Pudding
Maja Blanca
A coconut milk pudding set with cornstarch, studded with corn kernels, topped with latik.
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Philippines
Maja Blanca
A coconut milk pudding set with cornstarch, studded with corn kernels, topped with latik.

New Caledonia
Unga
Large land crab prized as a delicacy, especially on the outer islands of the Cook Islands; protected in some areas due to declining populations; a rare and sought-after island food.

Kiribati
Coconut crab soup is a broth made with coconut crab meat, coconut milk, aromatics, and island vegetables; the crab gives the soup a sweet, rich seafood flavour.

Philippines
Latik
Golden brown coconut curds made by reducing coconut milk until the solids separate, used as a topping for kakanin.

Jamaica
A Jamaican sweet of grated coconut simmered in brown sugar and ginger, dropped onto banana leaves or wax paper to set, a rustic, chewy candy.

Samoa
Kopai
Samoan sweet dumpling soup; dense, doughy dumplings called puka drenched in a gooey, soup-like sauce of coconut cream and brown sugar; a sweet version of dumpling soup; comforting and rich; served warm; the dessert that turns dumplings into a treat; a Samoan comfort food.

American Samoa
Faikakai
Samoan coconut dumpling dessert; dough dumplings boiled or steamed and drenched in coconut caramel sauce; sweet, sticky, and coconut-rich; similar to kopai but with a different texture; a traditional celebration dessert; served warm; the dumpling dessert of Samoa.

Saint Helena
Long finger-shaped Madeira sponge cakes dipped in pink or green icing and rolled in desiccated coconut; a traditional Saint Helena celebration cake for weddings, christenings, birthdays, and St Helena Day.

Nauru
Nauruan coconut fish is raw fish marinated in lime and folded through coconut milk with island seasonings.

Colombia
Flan de coco
Coconut flan made with eggs, coconut milk, condensed milk, and flaked coconut, smooth and creamy with proper caramel layer.

Tonga
Heu heu
Tongan heu-heu is a soft porridge made by cooking flour with water and boiled coconut milk, producing a smooth, gently sweet preparation.

Philippines
Nata de Coco
A chewy, translucent coconut gel produced by fermenting coconut water, used in desserts and drinks.

Sri Lanka
වටලප්පන්
A steamed custard of coconut milk, palm jaggery, egg, cardamom and nutmeg, dark, dense and set firm, topped with cashew.

Bissau, Guinea-Bissau
Moqueca de Peixe
Fish stew with coconut milk, tomatoes, onions, peppers, and lemon; a Portuguese-Brazilian influence adapted to Guinea-Bissau with local Atlantic fish; the coconut milk gives a rich, creamy sauce distinct from palm oil-based stews.

Sri Lanka
කිරි හොදි
A thin, pale coconut milk gravy with turmeric, onion, green chilli, curry leaf and a sharp squeeze of lime, poured over string hoppers and rice.

Nauru
Sweetened coconut dessert set with gelatin or agar-agar and aerated with whipped cream and egg whites; served chilled, garnished with toasted coconut; consumed on special occasions; a modern Nauruan dessert that showcases the island's most reliable fresh ingredient; reflects Western dessert techniques adapted with local coconut.

Palembang, Indonesia
Mie Celor
Palembang noodles in coconut milk broth with shrimp and egg, rich and creamy.

Indonesia
Kolak
Sweet compote of banana, jackfruit, or pumpkin in coconut milk and palm sugar syrup.

Indonesia
Serabi
Small pancakes made from rice flour and coconut milk, cooked in clay pans, sweet or savory.

Philippines
Buko Pandan
Young coconut strips and pandan-flavored jelly in a sweet cream, a refreshing party dessert.

Guam
Kalamai
Kalamai is a Chamorro coconut-and-corn starch sweet cooked into a soft, sliceable pudding; coconut milk gives it a rich aroma and a smooth set.

Martinique
Punch Coco
Coconut punch; a Martinican cocktail made with coconut milk, rhum agricole, and sugar; a creamy, tropical drink; the punch coco that is a Martinican creamy cocktail.

Guinea-Bissau
Arroz de Coco
Guinea-Bissau rice cooked in coconut milk until fragrant, often served with fish or a stew.

Kenya
Wali wa nazi
A coastal Swahili rice cooked in coconut milk, a daily and coastal classic

Liberia
Liberian rice cooked with coconut milk and aromatics, served with fish, meat or vegetables.

Nigeria
Rice cooked in fresh coconut milk with pepper, onion and sometimes prawns, so the grain turns pale and rich.

Philippines
Bilo-Bilo
Chewy glutinous rice balls in a sweet coconut milk soup with fruits, sago, and kamote, a ginataan dessert.

Sri Lanka
පොල් රොටි
A thick unleavened flatbread of flour and scraped coconut cooked on a griddle, eaten with chilli sambol at breakfast.

Sri Lanka
පොල් සම්බෝල
Freshly scraped coconut pounded with dried chilli, red onion, lime and maldive fish into a coarse red relish.

Surabaya, Indonesia
Sate Klopo
Surabaya-style beef satay marinated in grated coconut, giving rich aromatic flavor.

French Polynesia
Taioro
Taioro is a fermented coconut sauce with a deep savoury flavour, used as a condiment or base for shellfish preparations such as pahua taioro.

Guadeloupe
Sorbet Coco
Coconut sorbet; a traditional Guadeloupean frozen dessert; made with coconut milk, sugar, and vanilla; refreshing in the tropical heat; the sorbet coco that is a Guadeloupean treat.

Philippines
Lambanog
A clear, potent spirit distilled from fermented coconut palm sap, traditionally 40-45% ABV, a Quezon province specialty.

South Africa
Kokosblokkies
A South African fridge tart of Tennis biscuits, condensed milk, coconut, and white chocolate, a no-bake classic. A national and party staple, sweet and coconutty

Cameroon
Croquettes de coco
Grated coconut cooked with sugar until it stiffens and set into small chewy blocks, often tinted pink.

Mauritius
Gato coco
Grated coconut cooked with sugar until it stiffens, tinted pink or white and cut into small blocks.