Gluten-Free Strawberry Berry Shortcake

Gluten free strawberry shortcake with fresh strawberries, blueberries, blackberries and raspberries with a Greek yogurt honey cream filling!

Growing up born in the 80’s when the words Strawberry Shortcake comes to mind I think about a cute little red-headed cartoon that I used watch and adore on TV when I was about 3. A cute little girl that lived in a shortcake with her cat. Do you remember that cartoon? They have remade it over the years but here is a clip.

My mind as a 3 year old was not at all on a creamy biscuit filled with strawberries and cream to eat… like these ones in the shape of a scone.

Fast-forward 33 years and all I want to do is eat that scrumptious cake she lived it! Ok, not really. But seriously, if you lived in a cake- what would happen? Would you eat the walls? You’d try, right!

This delicious gluten-free strawberry (and more berries!) shortcake can totally be formed into a cake or made into biscuits. Or… like I did, by slicing it into 8 triangles to resemble a scone. Because I LOVE scones! Plus I don’t have to grab a circular cookie cutter (an extra thing to wash!) to make biscuits out of the dough. Just form the dough, slice and bake!

Give me 1 less step any time or 1 less dish to wash and I am in! This time for the win because they are deliciously easy gluten-free shortcakes to make!

And with Easter morning and Mother’s Day coming soon, a simple brunch for the family is just what I adore. And these shortcakes are simple!

With every recipe there comes a “sweet spot”. The sweet spot is in the cream filled inside these gluten-free strawberry shortcakes!

I filled them up with protein packed non-fat Greek yogurt whipped together with honey and gelatin! Gelatin is the golden key to making the filling a little thicker and a little more savory in texture. It makes the yogurt more of a jello that lasts in your mouth slightly longer while you eat! Means you don’t have to eat as much-right? Wishful thinking!

There is no butter in these gluten-free shortcakes, just metabolism boosting coconut oil. Coconut oil is great to cook with because it brings out a natural sweetness to these shortcakes and other baked goods.

Toppings for Gluten-Free Strawberry Shortcake:

Play with your toppings and fillings.

  1. Cream! You can use whipped cream, coconut whipped cream or my honey Greek yogurt gelatin filling!
  2. Berries! Add Strawberries for sure!!! Strawberries are packed with natural sweetness and vitamin C. They radiate a beautiful red color. Then take it further and switch it up with blackberries, blueberries and raspberries. Maybe try a tropical shortcake and add pineapple, mango or papaya fruit!
  3. Nuts! Crushed almonds, toasted almonds and cashew pieces make a great addition to these gluten-free shortcakes!

Need a few more simple brunch ideas? Here are some of my favorites…

Delicious Gluten-Free Brunch Quiche & Bread Ideas:

  1. Healthy Kale and Ham Greek Yogurt Quiche (Cheeseless)
  2. Italian Fritatta Muffins
  3. Easy Carrot Cake Breakfast Cake With Refined Sugar-Free Icing
  4. Breakfast Quiche With Kale, Feta and Sweet Peppers
  5. Coconut Granola Bites
  6. Apple, Carrot and Zucchini Muffins

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