This vegan biscoff cheesecake recipe is simple to make. Making a vegan version of a biscoff cheesecake is easy if you use the coconut based cream cheeses. I use Violife, it’s perfect and sets well with the biscoff so NO other ingredients except a little sugar are needed to give you a perfect cheesecake!
To make mini cheesecakes:-
You can also make mini versions too, simply spoon the cheesecake base into loose bottomed cupcake, mini cake tin or individual ramekins and layer the filling and topping on top as per the recipe. If you don't have a loose bottomed tin you can use a cupcake baking tin and before filling with the cheesecake biscuit base put a thin 1cm strip of parchment paper inside the cupcake case (allow some of the paper to overhang the sides) When the cheesecake has chilled, you can run a knife around the edges and lift the paper strips to gently release your mini cheesecakes.
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Ingredients
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For the Base
200gBiscoff biscuits
80gMelted vegan butter or spread
For the Filling
700gVegan cream cheese (violife is best)
100gBiscoff spread
50gBillington's Unrefined Golden Caster Sugar
For the topping (optional)
300gBiscoff spread
Utensils
8in round spring form tin
Nutritional information per 85g serving
Energy 324cal
Fat 24g
of which Saturates 15g
Carbohydrates 26g
of which Sugars 14g
Protein 1.1g
Salt 0.91g
Method
Step 1
Start with the base ingredients. Crush the biscoff biscuits using a sandwich bag and a rolling pin. Once you've crumbed the biscuits, mix them with the melted vegan butter and tip them into the spring form tin flattening them to form a base for your cheesecake. Chill in the fridge for 20 minutes.
Step 2
For the topping, beat all the 'filling' ingredients together and spread evenly over the base once it's been left to set in the fridge.
Step 3
Set in the freezer for a minimum of an hour and a half. The longer you leave it, the firmer the cheesecake will be become (try to resist for as long as possible, we know it's hard!). Once set, you can decorate the cheesecake with biscoff biscuits or spread as pictured. You might want to warm the spread slightly to make it easier to spread on top. You can do this by placing the closed spread in a bowl/jug of warm water for a few minutes.
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I made this for my daughter and she loved it. It’s so easy to make. I froze the cheesecake in the tin overnight to make it easier to remove from the tin as I wasn’t sure how easy it would be but once it was frozen in popped out and then we kept it in the fridge until the afternoon and it was perfect. I’ve already made another one as it was so simple to make and tasted so good.
