If you’re looking for an overindulgent pudding, you’ve come to the right place. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the only cheesecake you will ever need, perfect for finishing off your Christmas dinner…Biscoff Cheesecake!
In fact, this cheesecake is perfect for finishing any kind of meal. Creamy, sweet and jam packed with biscuits. And not just any biscuits; as Granny knows them, “those biscuits you sometime get free with a coffee.”
We’re all big fans of Lotus Biscoff biscuits in our house – they’re even vegan, don’t you know! Whether it’s the biscuits as a snack or the spread smothered on toast and crumpets, we just can’t get enough. So it only made sense to get baking with them and since we’ve had a few requests for a cheesecake recipe, this seemed like the perfect recipe to add our Christmas menu.
This is amazing, every one loves it and sooo easy to make!
It’s pretty simple as far as cheesecakes go but with some crumbled biscuits and drizzled biscoff spread on top, it looks just as luxurious as it is sweet.
Ingredients:
Biscoff Biscuits
An unsurprising staple for this cheesecake! Used for the base and for the decoration.
Butter
Combined with the biscuits to make the scrumptious base for this amazing dessert. Salted or unsalted butter is fine, just whatever you have to hand.
Full-fat Cream Cheese
What makes a cheesecake a cheesecake! I always recommend using full-fat cream cheese when making a cheesecake – not only does low-fat cream cheese not mix as well, I think it somewhat defeats the purpose of this over-indulgent treat.
Biscoff Spread
A favourite ingredient in our house and one that you could easily eat with a spoon (move over Nutella!). It comes in smooth and crunchy, so choose whichever appeals to you the most.
Icing Sugar
Adding the sweetness to the cream cheese and really turning this into a dessert.
Double Cream
As if the full-fat cream cheese wasn’t enough, a nice dose of double cream just to bring it all together!
Biscoff Cheesecake is perfect for:
• Christmas Day dessert
• Birthday cake for Biscoff fans
• Showstopper pudding at dinner parties
Ingredients
For the Base:
- 150 g Biscoff Biscuits
- 70 g Butter (melted)
For the Filling:
- 200 g Full Fat Cream Cheese
- 100 g Biscoff Spread
- 60 g Icing Sugar
- 150 ml Double Cream
Instructions
- Line a 6 inch loose-base cake tin with grease-proof paper and set aside.
- Crush the biscoff biscuits, either in a sandwich bag with a rolling pin, or blitz in a blender. Place into a bowl and add the melted butter, mixing until combined.
- Transfer the biscuit mixture to your prepared cake tin and evenly push it down to cover the bottom of the tin, packing it right down. Place in the fridge while you prepare the filling.
- In a large bowl, mix the cream cheese, biscoff spread and icing sugar until combined.
- In a seperate bowl, whip the double cream until it forms stiff peaks. Add the cream to the other filling ingredients and gently fold together until combined.
- Spoon the filling into your cake tin, on top of the base, spreading to the edges and leaving a neat top.
- Return to the fridge to set, ideally overnight but for at least 2-3 hours. Decorate with drizzled biscoff spread and crushed biscuits before serving.
Notes
This is amazing, every one loves it and soo easy to make!
Made 2 of these today . Enjoyed by all, great recipe
What brand of full fat cream cheese do you use?
Also how many tbsp of the spread would be required for 100 grams?
Easy to make and tasted lovely
I only have a 8 inch round tin will this be ok?
I made this today and I had a 9inch tin, I used around about 200 to 225g of the biscuits for the base, but the base is still a little thin
I have made this today for my sons birthday as he doesn’t like regular cake. Excellent recipe and so easy to follow. It was absolutely delicious.
Thank you
Hi any alternatives for Double Cream? Possible to use whipping cream?
Where can I buy Biscoff spread in Scotland
We get ours from Tesco… usually found next to jams, honey, chocolate spreads.
Hi,
Can this be made and set in a glass dish and not take it out from that as I don’t have a round tin?