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My amazing vegan biscoff cheesecake
How to make vegan biscoff cheesecake in less than 45 minutes! These individual vegan biscoff cheesecakes are quick and simple to make, require no baking and are so delicious. Creamy, decadent and sweet but not sickly.
Lotus biscoff biscuits are one of my favourite snacks and they're vegan so what better ingredient to use in this vegan biscoff cheesecake. This recipe is super simple to make too, doesn't require avocados to get the creamy taste we've come to expect from cheesecakes and there are so many ways to update it to suit your own particular tastes.
🥘 Ingredients
Biscuit base
- 250 g lotus biscoff biscuits
- 4 tbsp vegan butter
For the filling
- 2x180g packs of vegan cream cheese
- 400g jar of lotus biscoff spread
- 125g (I cup) of icing sugar
For the caramel sauce
- 200g granulated sugar
- 3 tbsp vegan butter
- 80ml soya milk
Topping
- 300ml of Elmlea vegan double cream
🔪 Instructions for vegan biscoff cheesecake
Make the base
The first step to this cheesecake is to make the base. Place your biscuits into a food processor and blitz on high until it resembles breadcrumbs.
Melt your 4 tbsp of butter and stir into the biscuits. Until all the biscuit crumbs are damp but not wet from the butter. If it is too dry add a little more butter.
Press the base mixture into the bottom of your glasses. Use the head of a rolling pin or your fingers to flatten.
Place in the fridge while you prepare the filling.
Make the cheese filling
In a stand or hand mixer, mix together the icing sugar, biscoff spread and cream cheese together until thick. Spoon the mixture into a piping bag and carefully pipe it on top of the biscuit base
Place glasses back into the fridge.
Caramel sauce
Next, make the caramel sauce - place your granulated sugar into a saucepan and heat on medium. Do not stir, once sugar has melted and looks caramel in colour, remove from the heat.
Stir in the butter and put back on the heat for 1 minute.
Remove from the heat again and slowly add in the milk, while stirring. Be very careful, as this will bubble a lot, you may want to wear gloves or use a deep saucepan. it will rise by 3-4 inches.
Once all milk has been absorbed and mixed, set aside to cool.
Once the caramel has cooled, pour some over the top of your cream cheese filling.
Cream topping
Finally, use a stand mixer or hand mixer to whip your double cream. You want a pipeable consistency.
Pipe your cream onto the top of your cheesecake. Top with half a lotus biscoff and serve.
💭 Top tips
When adding your filling ensure it's thoroughly blended. Make sure there are no lumps from the cashews.
If you'd like your filling sweeter just add a little more maple syrup.
📖 Variations
If banana's aren't your thing, you can replace them with strawberries. You can also omit the cocoa from the filling to create a plain cheesecake filling instead of a chocolate one.
👪 Scaling the recipe
The quantities in this recipe create 2 really large individual vegan biscoff cheesecakes. You could probably make 4 smaller ones from these quantities. Just double the ingredients if you'd like to make 4 large ones/8 small ones.
Don't forget to check out my other vegan dessert recipes.
Can it be made in advance?
These will keep for up to three days.
How is it stored?
Store these in your fridge. These don't taste good when frozen and defrosted so just store these in the fridge. They won't keep if left out either. The filling will go runny.
Equipment needed?
Rolling pin, serving glasses or dishes, blender or food processor, saucepan
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Vegan Biscoff cheesecake
Ingredients
Biscuit base
- 250 g lotus biscoff biscuits
- 4 tbsp vegan butter
For the filling
- 2 x180g packs of vegan cream cheese
- 400 g jar of lotus biscoff spread
- 125 g I cup of icing sugar
For the caramel sauce
- 200 g granulated sugar
- 3 tbsp vegan butter
- 80 ml soya milk
Topping
- 300 ml of Elmlea vegan double cream
Instructions
- Make the baseThe first step to this cheesecake is to make the base. Place your biscuits into a food processor and blitz on high until it resembles breadcrumbs.
- Melt your 4 tbsp of butter and stir into the biscuits. Until all the biscuit crumbs are damp but not wet from the butter. If it is too dry add a little more butter.
- Press the base mixture into the bottom of your glasses. Use the head of a rolling pin or your fingers to flatten.
- Place in the fridge while you prepare the filling.
- Make the cheese fillingIn a stand or hand mixer, mix together the icing sugar, biscoff spread and cream cheese together until thick. Spoon the mixture into a piping bag and carefully pipe it on top of the biscuit base
- Place glasses back into the fridge.
- Caramel sauceNext, make the caramel sauce - place your granulated sugar into a saucepan and heat on medium. Do not stir, once sugar has melted and looks caramel in colour, remove from the heat.
- Stir in the butter and put back on the heat for 1 minute.
- Remove from the heat again and slowly add in the milk, while stirring. Be very careful, as this will bubble a lot, you may want to wear gloves or use a deep saucepan. it will rise by 3-4 inches.
- Once all milk has been absorbed and mixed, set aside to cool.
- Once the caramel has cooled, pour some over the top of your cream cheese filling.
- Cream toppingFinally, use a stand mixer or hand mixer to whip your double cream. You want a pipeable consistency.
- Pipe your cream onto the top of your cheesecake. Top with half a lotus biscoff and serve.
Vegan Biscoff cheesecake
Ingredients
Biscuit base
- 250 g lotus biscoff biscuits
- 4 tbsp vegan butter
For the filling
- 2 x180g packs of vegan cream cheese
- 400 g jar of lotus biscoff spread
- 125 g I cup of icing sugar
For the caramel sauce
- 200 g granulated sugar
- 3 tbsp vegan butter
- 80 ml soya milk
Topping
- 300 ml of Elmlea vegan double cream
Instructions
- Make the baseThe first step to this cheesecake is to make the base. Place your biscuits into a food processor and blitz on high until it resembles breadcrumbs.
- Melt your 4 tbsp of butter and stir into the biscuits. Until all the biscuit crumbs are damp but not wet from the butter. If it is too dry add a little more butter.
- Press the base mixture into the bottom of your glasses. Use the head of a rolling pin or your fingers to flatten.
- Place in the fridge while you prepare the filling.
- Make the cheese fillingIn a stand or hand mixer, mix together the icing sugar, biscoff spread and cream cheese together until thick. Spoon the mixture into a piping bag and carefully pipe it on top of the biscuit base
- Place glasses back into the fridge.
- Caramel sauceNext, make the caramel sauce - place your granulated sugar into a saucepan and heat on medium. Do not stir, once sugar has melted and looks caramel in colour, remove from the heat.
- Stir in the butter and put back on the heat for 1 minute.
- Remove from the heat again and slowly add in the milk, while stirring. Be very careful, as this will bubble a lot, you may want to wear gloves or use a deep saucepan. it will rise by 3-4 inches.
- Once all milk has been absorbed and mixed, set aside to cool.
- Once the caramel has cooled, pour some over the top of your cream cheese filling.
- Cream toppingFinally, use a stand mixer or hand mixer to whip your double cream. You want a pipeable consistency.
- Pipe your cream onto the top of your cheesecake. Top with half a lotus biscoff and serve.
Kayleigh Zara says
These genuinely look incredible and I've been so excited for the recipe since I saw you tweet about it! Biscoff is my absolute favourite x
Alice Anne Spake says
Oooo these sound delicious! My son has a dairy allergy and loves "brown biscuits" as he calls them so will have to give these a go xx
Melissa says
As soon as I saw Lotus biscuits I knew it would be delicious!! Thank you for sharing, will have to give these a go! x
T.B.C says
Oh my god!! These sound and look delicious. Will absolutely be trying these with my nieces who love anything dessert related! Thank you for sharing. Such a brilliant idea xx
Bethany Jane says
These genuinely sound incredible. I love Biscoff biscuits so much and I can't really eat much dairy so this sounds like the perfect recipe for me. I can practically taste them already!
Sophie says
I miss Biscoff so much since becoming gluten intolerant. They look incredible! x
Sophie