This is the easiest vegan chocolate cheesecake you can make! No-bake, the preparation takes less than 15 minutes and has an incredibly rich chocolate taste and mousse-like texture that melts in your mouth! Give it a try!
Just 4 ingredients. Yes. This is all you need to make this decadent vegan chocolate cheesecakes! This is the easiest vegan chocolate cheesecake recipe I’ve ever made and by far the best one! The cream is so rich, chocolatey and has an incredibly smooth, mousse-like texture. It simply melts in your mouth!
There’s no baking required. Just mix some ingredients, put it in the fridge for a couple of hours and that’s it. Serve this spectacular vegan chocolate cheesecakes and your guests will be impressed!
For this recipe, I used the Nestle Dessert Noir chocolate. I’ve heard about it before but this is the first time I tried it and I am impressed! Just like they say on the package, this truly is the best dark chocolate for making perfect desserts every time. It melts perfectly, has a very rich taste and the ideal smooth texture. I love it!
I’m thinking about using it to make some lava cakes too. What do you think? 🙂 Simple chocolate desserts are my favorite! What about you? What’s your favorite chocolate dessert? Drop me a comment below!
Vegan Chocolate Cheesecake – VIDEO RECIPE BELOW
- Crust:
- 120g cocoa biscuits
- 3 Tbsps coconut oil or vegan butter, melted
- Cream:
- 400ml coconut milk (canned, full fat, the thick kind not the beverage)
- 200g dark chocolate (I used Nestle Dessert Noir)
- Topping:
- berries of choice, chocolate, pomegranates, mint, whatever you like
- Put the biscuits in a food processor or blender and pulse 2-3 times until they have the consistency of breadcrumbs.
- Move them to a bowl and pour the melted coconut oil or coconut butter. Mix.
- In a large bowl, add the coconut milk. Mix well using a hand mixer, for about 5 minutes.
- Melt the chocolate. You can simply melt it by putting it into an oven-proof bowl and placing it into the heated oven.
- Pour the melted chocolate over the coconut milk. Mix well.
- Use some mini-cake tins or metal rings like I did (See video above). Place these on a plate and add 2-3 tablespoons of the crust mixture. Press it gently on the bottom.
- Pour in the chocolate cream.
- Place in the fridge for 1-2 hours, until it gets firm.
- Serve with strawberries, pomegranates and more chocolate on top.
14 Comments on “Vegan Chocolate Cheesecake”
Hi! Do you know if this can be frozen? Thanks! Jen
Hi, Jen. I don’t know, it never lasted too long in my fridge, but you can give it a try.
It sound great!One question:do you add only the thick part of the coconut Milk or even the water left at the bottom of the can?Thanks!
Leave the can in the fridge before using. When cold it has more of the thick part than liquid. I usually add just the thick part if there is too much liquid. Always use coconut milk with high fat percentage.
Hi!! Does it taste like coconut?
Not at all! 🙂 Give it a try, you’ll love it, I promise! 🙂
Hi can I use cocoa powder instead of bar chocolate? Thanks!
Unfortunately, no. Chocolate also has cocoa butter in it. You could use cocoa butter + cocoa, however, I cannot estimate the exact quantities. It’s best to use chocolate.
Haven’t tried it yet, but it sound delicious, and really easy and simple 😀 I just wonder why you call it cheesecake? Isn’t it more like a moussecake with that recipe or does it get a cheesecake flavor despite the ingredients 🙂
You’re right! 😀 I didn’t think moussecake was a thing when I made it so I thought cheesecake is the closest type of recipe to this. 😀
Doubled the quantities and made a large cake for my husband’s birthday. It was mindblowing!!! The guests loved the extra-smooth rich chocolate texture and I can’t believe I made his cake in under 30 minutes of prep time! Thank you, Ruxandra!
Oh, YUM! Sounds delicious! Never thought about making it into a birthday cake but why not?! Sounds like a great idea and I’m happy to hear your guests loved it!
This was SO good! Loved it! And only 4 ingredients… I was amazed! Thank you, Ruxandra!
You’re welcome! 😀