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No-Bake Creamy Coffee Cheesecake

No-Bake Creamy Coffee Cheesecake

  • ​Mold: 20 cm (8-inch) springform pan
  • ​Servings: 8–10
  • ​Time: 20–25 min prep + 6–8 hours chilling (overnight is best)
No-Bake Creamy Coffee Cheesecake

​Ingredients

​Dark & Crunchy Base

​200 g Cocoa biscuits (Oreo type without cream or dark chocolate digestive)

​85 g Melted butter

​Creamy Coffee Filling (Firm & Tall)

​500 g Cream cheese (Philadelphia style), room temperature

​400 ml Heavy whipping cream (min. 35% fat), very cold, divided:

​300 ml for the filling

​100 ml for decoration (rosettes)

​3 tbsp Condensed milk

​90 g Powdered sugar (increase to 120 g for a sweeter tooth)

​2 tbsp Instant coffee (≈15 g)

​25–30 ml Hot milk (to dissolve the coffee)

​7 g Gelatin powder (or 5–6 sheets)

​1 sachet Vanilla sugar (8–10 g) or 1 tsp vanilla extract

​1 pinch Salt

​"Viral" Decoration

​1–2 tbsp Pure cocoa powder (for dusting)

​Coffee beans or chocolate shavings (optional)

​Step-by-Step Preparation

​1) The Base

​Crush the cocoa biscuits into a fine powder.

​Mix with the melted butter until it reaches a "wet sand" texture.

​Press firmly into the bottom of the mold (you can bring it 1–2 cm up the sides for a rustic look).

​Refrigerate for 15–20 minutes to set.

​2) Coffee + Gelatin (The Secret to Firmness)

​Dissolve the instant coffee in the hot milk (25–30 ml).

​Prepare the Gelatin:

​Powder: Bloom in 35 ml cold water for 8–10 mins. Melt gently (10–15s in microwave or bain-marie).

​Sheets: Soak in cold water for 5–7 mins, squeeze out excess water, and stir into the hot coffee-milk mixture until dissolved.

​Combine the melted gelatin with the dissolved coffee. Let it cool for 2 minutes (it should be warm, not hot).

​3) The Coffee Cream

​Beat the room-temperature cream cheese with powdered sugar, vanilla, condensed milk, and salt for 1–2 minutes until smooth.

​Add the coffee-gelatin mixture in a slow stream, beating on low-medium speed until fully incorporated.

​4) Whip & Fold

​Whip 300 ml of the cold heavy cream to soft/medium peaks (don't overbeat until stiff).

​Fold the whipped cream into the coffee mixture using a spatula with gentle, enveloping motions to keep the air and creaminess intact.

​5) Chilling & Unmolding

​Pour the cream into the mold and smooth the top.

​Refrigerate for at least 6–8 hours (overnight is ideal).

​Unmold by running a thin knife around the edge before opening the springform ring.

​6) "Coffee Shop" Decoration

​Whip the remaining 100 ml of cream with 1–2 tbsp of powdered sugar (optional).

​Pipe rosettes using a pastry bag.

​Dust with cocoa powder using a fine sieve and top with coffee beans or chocolate shavings.

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