No Bake Choc Raspberry Cheesecake

These no bake choc raspberry cheesecakes are the perfect little puddings for Mothers Day (or any other day for that matter)! With a smooth and creamy milk chocolate filling, a crunchy chocolate base and peanut raspberry topping, they are utterly scrumptious! Plus, they’re super easy to make. No oven required!

These No Bake Choc Raspberry Cheesecakes are:

Vegan, Gluten-Free (when gluten-free biscuits are used) & Nut-Free (when a seed butter is used instead of peanut butter)

Makes: 10

Base

15 digestive biscuits (approx. 200g)

2 tbsp dairy-free butter

¼ cup (60ml) CHOC Chick cacao butter, melted

2 tbsp CHOC Chick cacao powder

 

Filling

1 x 300g packet of silken tofu

1 ½ cup (250g) cashews

⅓ cup (70ml) CHOC Chick cacao butter, melted

¼ cup (60g) CHOC Chick cacao powder

½ cup (120ml) maple syrup

15 fresh large raspberries

 

To Serve

Fresh raspberries (1 per cheesecake)

A sprinkle of raw chocolate (recipe here)

A drizzle of peanut butter

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For these mini cheesecakes you will need a 12 hole loose based non-stick tin. Alternatively, you can use a loose based 18 inch round tin.
 
Put the biscuits into a large bowl and using the back of the spoon, crush them into fine pieces.
 
Add in the dairy-free butter, melted cacao butter and cacao powder. Stir until well combined, then press 2 heaped tbsp of mixture into each hole.
 
Set the tin to one side whilst you make the filling.
 
Add all of the ingredients for the filling into a blender and blend until smooth and creamy - depending on the size of your blender you may need to do this in two parts.
 
Place 1 ½ raspberries on top of each cheesecake base, then pour ¼ cup (60ml) of the filling over the top of each.
 
Freeze for 1-2 hours until the cheesecakes have firmed up (or until you are ready to serve).
 
Before serving, place a raspberry on the top of each cheesecake. Sprinkle a little raw chocolate over the top and a drizzle of smooth peanut butter.
 

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