Fresh Strawberry and White Chocolate Muffins
Start your morning right with these Fresh Strawberry and White Chocolate Muffins! Moist, fruity, and perfectly sweet, each bite is bursting with juicy strawberries and creamy white chocolate. So easy to make and even easier to devour, it makes the perfect breakfast, snack, or treat. Weekend baking just got better!
Imagine a cold and gloomy morning and you wake up to the delicious aroma of freshly baked muffins that’s still warm and waiting just for you!
What an ideal way to start the day, right? It’s not impossible and I sure have an excellent recipe for you – Fresh Strawberry and White Chocolate Muffins!
I am so happy that now that it’s spring we are getting more strawberries in the store and when they abound that means you can purchase them at a very low price.
Since we bought quite a lot of strawberries I have been in a Strawberry baking frenzy! Just last week I made three strawberry cakes and yesterday I made these!
There’s just something about fresh fruits and especially strawberries – they’re just so perfect for baking – not only do they impart that pretty reddish-pinkish hue to any bread, cake or muffin – they also lend it the yummiest and freshest flavor too!
Each bite into these Strawberry muffins truly brings such pure delight!
I thought I’ll have some for breakfast this morning but my kids love these so much, especially my little boy that when he came home from school yesterday – he ate the rest….I must confess I did have 3! Yikes…it’s that good!
If you wish to make a healthy and low-fat version, feel free to omit the chocolate chips (though you may have to add some more sugar especially if the strawberries are really tart) but my question is – why would you? So worth the extra calories!!!
Whatever season you may be in right now – winter, spring, summer, or fall – these strawberry muffins loaded with white chocolate should always be on your must-make baking list. Trust me, you won’t be disappointed! Enjoy.
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INGREDIENTS for FRESH STRAWBERRY WHITE CHOCOLATE MUFFINS
- All-purpose Flour
- Sugar (you can use either white or brown or a mix of the two – I used half of each)
- Baking Powder (make sure they are not expired so check the date)
- Salt
- Eggs (room temperature)
- Yogurt (may be replaced with sour cream)
- Olive oil (light or the fruity version / regular vegetable oil will also do if you cannot find the light olive oil)
- Vanilla extract
- Fresh Strawberries, diced
- White Chocolate Chips (or chopped up white chocolate bar)
Procedure
Preheat oven to 400F/200C. Line your muffin pan with paper cups or use non-stick silicone muffin trays.
In a large mixing bowl, mix all the dry ingredients together. Set aside.
In another bowl whisk the eggs together until combined. Add the rest of the wet ingredients and mix everything together.
Pour the wet ingredients into the dry mixture. Stir to combine. I use a spatula to fold in the flour and mix everything together but you can also use a whisk. The batter would be thick.
Fold in the berries and the chocolate chips.
Divide evenly among the 12 muffin cups. I use a large ice cream scooper for this. So handy! A full scoop per cup is about right. There is enough batter (nearly full) for each cup, sufficient to give your muffin a nice dome.
Bake for about 18-20 minutes or until a tester comes out clean.
Remove from the oven and after about 5-8 minutes (when it’s cool enough to handle) transfer to a wire rack to cool completely. Enjoy!
Fresh Strawberry and White Chocolate Muffins
Ingredients
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 tsp baking powder
- ½ tsp salt
- 2 large eggs, room temperature
- 1 cup sugar (you can use either white or brown or a mix of the two – I used half of each)*
- 1 cup (8 oz) Yogurt
- ⅓ cup olive oil (light or the fruity version / regular vegetable oil will also do, if you cannot find the light or fruity olive oil)
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1⅓ cups fresh Strawberries, cleaned and diced
- ½-¾ cup white chocolate chips
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 400F/200C. Line your muffin pan with paper cups. I use a silicone flexible muffin tray which is non-stick so there was no need for liners.In a large mixing bowl, mix the flour, baking powder, and salt. Set aside.
- Pour the wet mixture into the dry ingredients. Mix just until combined. I use a spatula to fold in the flour and mix everything together but you can also use a whisk. The batter would be thick. Fold in the berries and the chocolate chips.
- Divide evenly among the 12 muffin cups. I use a large ice cream scooper for this. So handy! A full scoop per cup is about right. There is enough batter (nearly full) for each cup, sufficient to give your muffin a nice dome. Bake for about 18-20 minutes or until a tester comes out clean.
- Remove from the oven and after about 5-8 minutes (when it’s cool enough to handle) transfer to a wire rack to cool completely. Enjoy!
Notes
Last updated on June 14th, 2025 at 07:57 pm
You certainly picked a great time to make them especially with how nice the strawberries are right now. The muffins look fresh and so delicious! Thanks for sharing this great recipe 🙂
Thanks Jerry! Glad you like it. Appreciate you stopping by.
Can these be frozen to use a week later for a bake sale?
Yes, they can be frozen but if you’re selling them perhaps it’s best that they’re freshly made – just my opinion. Enjoy!
You totally had me when you took the photo of the muffine with the view inside! *drool hehe I'm such a sucker for muffins! I usually do not make it as perfect as these though.. I had a thought though Ms. Abby! I hope you did some strawberry shortcake during your frenzy! I'd love to see one that you make. Its my favorite!
G'day! LOVE your photos, TRUE!
What a great combination, healthy and can't wait to try and make too!
Cheers!
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I do love the strawberries at this time of year also! These muffins look really delicious. Thank you for sharing with Foodie Friends Friday. I will be sharing them on my Facebook page this morning! 🙂
These look so fresh and inviting, Abby! I'm all about strawberries right now…can't get enough! I'd love one of these right now with an afternoon cup of coffee! Have a great weekend!
Thanks, Carol! Love this with my favorite cuppa, too!
Se ven muy suaves, húmedas y muy lindas también opino que es una gran receta,hugs.
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Oh wow, Sajina! That is so very kind of you. Thank you very much!
This look delicious Abby! love the white chocolate and strawberries combo..
A great combination, indeed! Thanks!
I have a bunch of strawberries that are looking a little sad, I am so making these today! I may add some wholewheat flour, don't tell the kids.
You can choose the flour that you like, I will try next time to make this gluten-free! Thanks for stopping by.
Thank you for sharing these at my facebook strawberry and dip party. Its been shared.
Amazing! I'll try to bake this one of these days. Great photos as well 🙂
Thanks for this recipe.
I made this as a cake today, rather than muffins. It's currently cooling on the rack; looks yummy! Hopefully it came out OK 🙂
Am sure it's fine….that's a wonderful idea. I should try that for next time! Thanks, Luisa!
Abby these look beautiful! So cute! I love strawberry and white chocolate together so will be pinning these to make soon 🙂
Thanks, Becca! 🙂 Glad you stopped by.
Sorry I hardly use yogurt for my ingredients…. May I know whether is the yogurt plain (sour) or vanilla flavour…?
It's up to you. I only use plain but you can use the flavored one if you like.:-)
Hi, I really want to make this recipe today but I don't have any olive oil. I was wondering if I could substitute margarine for it instead? And if so how much margarine would I need to get the same amount of olive oil needed originally? And do I need to melt it? Thank you so much
Hi Tammy, you can use Vegetable Oil, which is probably a better sub because you don't need to wonder how much exactly you need as it will be the same measurement as Olive oil. Thanks!
OHHH!!! YUM!!! I am going to make this!!! Especially because it is strawberry season now here in Holland!!! I live near a strawberry farm so their produce is really fresh and sweet!!!! Thanks for posting this one!
Greetings from Holland,
Maricel Canete-Jacobs
I love this recipe, thanks for posting it. I do have a question though. I don't have any yogurt. Do you think I could substitute sour cream for the yogurt in this recipe?
Most certainly Holli. I often exchange the two, depending on which one is available. Please enjoy.
These look so good!
Thanks, Barb! Hope you enjoy them! 🙂
Can't wait to try this recipe looks so yummy right now.
Thanks and please enjoy Erica!
Can the yogourt be replaced by sour cream by chance?
Wondering if we can replace yogourt with sour cream?
Yes, certainly Angel! Please enjoy!
Could this be made into a quick bread? I assume I would just bake it for about 45 minutes-1 hour?
Sure, just adjust the baking time accordingly. Please let us know how it goes Heather. Thanks!
I made this today as a quick break with regular chocolate chips. It was really good. If making as a quick bread, I would decrease the temp to 350 and bake for about 45 minutes. I kept the temp at 400 for 45 minutes and the bottoms are a little too dark. Nothing I can't cut off or eat around. The other thing is the strawberries…I think I should have cut them even smaller than I did. I will make this again. I made some for my mom and my new neighbor. Figure it's a good housewarming gift!
I made these last night! I knew as soon as the batter came together they were going to be AMAZING just because the batter smelled SOOOO delicious. I altered the recipe to make it vegan – substituted Ener-G egg replacer for the eggs, unsweetened coconut milk yogurt for dairy yogurt, and non-dairy semi-sweet chocolate chips for the white chips. They are sweet, moist and delicious. My husband and I polished off three each right out of the oven. I will be making this constantly during berry season! Thanks for posting!
That is so amazing to know! Appreciate you stopping by to let us know! Enjoy!
Can you make these with frozen strawberries? We don’t have fresh strawberries here in Illinois.
Just adjust the baking time because frozen strawberries have extra moisture and you don’t want to end up with a soggy mess. I live in CT but I still find some fresh strawberries so if that’s available in your grocery, fresh is better. Thanks for asking.
These sound like the most wonderful muffins! I adore the combination of strawberry and white chocolate!
Serve me breakfast in bed with these and I will be your love forever! My husband has to make these fab strawberry and white chocolate muffins for me. So beautiful!
Gorgeous photos and such tempting muffins. Wonderful combination of strawberries and white chocolate. I look forward to making them soon.
Such a great flavor combo – in muffin form!
Using fresh strawberries sounds wonderful and the combination with white chocolate is just perfect for these muffins! These are definitely scrumptious looking!
I have a dumb question….on the sugar and the yogurt ingredients, you have 1 cup 1 cup….is that a typo, or is the quantity 2 cups of sugar and 2 cups of yogurt. That seems like an awful lot.
Hi Maureen, I was probably having a technical glitch (meaning that corrections didn’t update properly when I made them) which happens sometimes but glad you caught it. Updated it now and hopefully this time, it sticks. Anyway, it should just be 1 cup for both. Thanks!
Thank you, figured it was just an error, but wanted to make sure. I just looked at the recipe again before I saw your reply…thought for a sec I had imagined what I read before, then realized you corrected it. LOL Gonna make them today–I’m sure they’ll be delicious! Thank you!
These strawberry white chocolate muffins are so delicious!! Thanks for the recipe.
What a great combination of this white chocolate and strawberry! I made these muffins today, and they turned out perfectly! DELICIOUS!
I love making my own muffins and will definitely be trying this flavor combination asap!
I like how you’ve combined my two favorite flavors in these strawberry white chocolate muffins – the best muffins if you ask me! 🙂
Strawberry and white chocolate is a dream combination and these are so good!
These were the perfect light muffin!
They smelled so good when they came out of the oven, and tasted just as good as they smelled.
I never leave reviews on people’s pages, but this was worthy of noting that it was an excellent recipe.
Thank you!
So glad to know this Rachel! You made my day and thanks for kindly letting us know.
I made them using a lemon oil in place of the fruity oil, as I usually choose blood orange oil for this particular recipe. For the yogurt i used 2 small tubs of Oikos strawberry yogurt, a tad over the 8 oz, called for. They were excellent. This is my favorite fruit muffin recipe by far.
So glad you enjoyed these muffins! Thank you very much!
Hi there!
I was wondering how long these would keep in a Tupperware tub on the kitchen counter?!
Thanks
If properly stored, freshly-baked muffins will last for up 2 days at normal room temperature. I haven’t gone beyond that because it’s always all gone quick in our house. If you want it to last longer, place in the fridge or freeze and simply microwave to heat up.
Definitely the best of the best!
My toddlers loved them!
Thank you for sharing, happy day from Egypt!
Thank you for a wonderful recipe. Tasted amazing!
I used white chocolate buttons and they were all gone in ten minutes
Yay! So glad you enjoyed this. Thanks for letting us know.
Best muffin recipe ever! I can see myself using it as a base and changing up the flavour profiles. So glad I found your recipe.
Yes, it’s a great formula for muffins and that’s what I often do too! Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for letting us know!
these are amazing!! can you store leftovers at room temp or do they have to be refrigerated cause of the yogurt?
If it’s just overnight it should still be good at room temperature but if you’re storing it beyond that, to retain freshness, better to place muffins in an airtight container and refrigerate. You can also simply warm muffins briefly in a microwave before eating them, if you like.
SO YUMMY! I made these last weekend and they were a hit with my hungry boys. We are not huge fans of white chocolate, so I simply left them out and then added a bit more sugar (1/4 cup) as suggested since the strawberries were tart. They were just perfect. This recipe is a keeper!
I am so absolutely happy to know you enjoyed these muffins! They are delicious indeed. Thank you!
Silly question but what other fruits could you use in place of strawberries?
Take a pick – cranberries for the holidays, raspberries, blueberries – just to name a few. Choose your favorite berry or even mango should work.
They look so good. Taste even better!! You are definitely not going to want to lose this recipe . Delicious
I used strawberry Greek yogurt. My family loved them, did not last the day. They were devoured. Making more!
I am so delighted to know this! Thanks for letting us know.
I love these, I used corn oil, white sugar and plain organic yogourt. I did have to bake them a bit longer, 22 minutes did the trick. They are large and so moist! They are definitely a family favourite. Thank you!
So glad you enjoyed these yummy muffins! Thank you for letting us know.
I was wondering if you have tried them with gluten free flour 1:1 ?
No. I haven’t done it using gluten-free flour but it’s worth a try. Let us know if you do.
I made some today using Bob’s Red Mill Gluten-Free 1:1 and they turned out perfectly! I am very happy since my daughter is sensitive to wheat.
Yay! So glad it worked for you! Have to try this, too! Thank you!