Do I have your attention yet?
I thought so!
That's one amazing looking cheesecake, isn't it and it tastes lush!
It's easy to make too, stunning as it is.
This sinful no-bake vanilla deep cheesecake is studded with crumbled Oreos, topped with rich, creamy caramel and finished with little bites of golden honeycomb nugget sprinkles.
It is heavenly!
Everyone loves it, including me. A bit too much unfortunately. It's hard just to have one slice.
That's one amazing looking cheesecake, isn't it and it tastes lush!
It's easy to make too, stunning as it is.
Oreo and Caramel Cheesecake
This sinful no-bake vanilla deep cheesecake is studded with crumbled Oreos, topped with rich, creamy caramel and finished with little bites of golden honeycomb nugget sprinkles.
It is heavenly!
Everyone loves it, including me. A bit too much unfortunately. It's hard just to have one slice.
No-Bake Cheesecake
I love a no bake cheesecake. They are easy to make, luxurious and taste much fresher than a baked cheesecake. They are much lighter too.
For a deep cheesecake like this one, use a smaller but deeper pan. A loose bottom pan is the one you want.
You could use a wider pan, but you won't get such a high, majestic cheesecake as this one.
Oreos
Oreos are American sandwich cookies created way back in 1912.
They have only become popular here in the UK a few years ago, but once tried they are rather addictive.
I crushed oreos and mixed them through the deep vanilla cheesecake layer of this dessert and I also used the Oreos in the biscuity base too.
You could use bourbon biscuits instead of Oreos for a similar result or just use bourbons for the base to make this cheesecake a little cheaper. Check your supermarket for budget or basic bourbons.
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Good Quality Vanilla Beans
Just slit the beans and scrap out those beautiful little beans that are packed with flavour.
If you don't have vanilla beans, you can use a good quality vanilla extract, but never ever use vanilla essence. It is a cheap, nasty product that tastes awful.
There are things you can skimp on when baking, but never the vanilla.
Yield: 8-10
Oreo and Caramel Cheesecake
The most sumptuous, deep cheesecake studded with Oreo pieces on top of a bourbon biscuit base and finished with a layer of caramel, Oreos and golden honeycomb sprinkles.
prep time: 30 MINScook time: 2 hourtotal time: 2 hours and 30 mins
ingredients
- 100g butter
- 200g bourbon biscuits (or Oreos)
- 600ml double (heavy) cream
- 4 tbsp caster sugar
- 560g Philadelphia soft cheese (any full fat cream cheese)
- 150g Oreos, roughly broken
- 1 vanilla pod split open, seeds scraped out (or 1 tsp vanilla extraact)
- 2 tbsp mango or orange juice (optional)
- 150 - 200g Carnation caramel (or similar)
- 8 - 10 Oreos, to decorate
- a handful of sprinkles
instructions
- Line a deep cake pan with greaseproof paper or use baking spray.
- Melt the butter.
- Crush the bourbon biscuits, then stir in the butter. press into the cake tin and pop in the fridge.
- Whisk the double cream with the sugar and vanilla seeds until thick. Do not over whisk or you will end up with butter.
- Beat the Philadelphia until soft, then whip into the double cream with the fruit juice.
- Fold in the broken Oreos, then pour into the cake tin, smooth the top then pop in the fridge for a few hours.
- Give the caramel a good stir until smooth.
- Remove the cheesecake from the fridge, use a warm knife (run until hot tap water) to loosen it around the edges. remove from the tin, top with caramel, Oreos and spinkles
- Cut a slice, sit down, take a forkful and moan softly!
calories
518
518
fat (grams)
27
27
sat. fat (grams)
13
13
carbs (grams)
61
61
protein (grams)
7
7
sugar (grams)
14
14
Created using The Recipes Generator
Here are a few more of my cheesecakes for you to try:
NO-BAKE CHEESECAKES
- Deep Lemon Curd and Raspberry Cheesecake
- Deep Bounty Coconut Cheesecake
- The Ultimate Rolo Cheesecake
Oh my. That cheesecake look amazingly yummy.
ReplyDeleteThanks :)
Deleteoh that is beautiful...
ReplyDeleteThanks Dom, I was rather pleased with it :)
DeleteOh yes you have my attention! I really want to be in your cake club - all the cakes look most impressive!
ReplyDeleteIt was fun and we had our first quiz too. Some fab cakes as ever. I would love you too come, but a bit of a trip from Australia lol!
DeleteHoly Moley! That looks immense. Maybe our Inverness cake club will have to come for a trip down to Dundee sometime!
ReplyDeleteWell you are definitely welcome if you can bear the trip down x
DeleteI can vouch - this was extremely decadent and delicious!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Stuart, your cake was amazing too! Such great decoration (it was the stripey popcorn cake).
DeleteMmm, yes please!
ReplyDeleteSending a virtual slice your way Lucy x
DeleteSO this is heaven on a blog. Seriously I am soooooo addicted to oreos that I really ought to buy shares in them. Well putting them on this cheesecake that is just........
ReplyDeleteOh yes I am with you they are great and vegan too!
DeleteWOW - Paul (husband) would love that! Looks amazing Jac
ReplyDeleteMaybe for his birthday Jan?
DeleteOMG !! This cake will undo months of cholesterol lowering efforts on my part but may have to be made for my son's birthday - he loves cheesecake and oreos. Must have tasted wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteAh yes birthdays should be special. I am sure he will love it and it's easy to make.
DeleteThat is what you call a showstopper, wow!
ReplyDeleteThanks Laura. I was really pleased with it.
DeleteAmazing looking cheesecake, you did yourself proud. Certainly a red carpet success. GG
ReplyDeleteThanks, it was certainly popular :)
DeleteOh golly! What a showstopper! I can't believe I do not have any Oreo recipes on my site, this looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteI know this is my first one too. Graham and Cooper love them.
DeleteOh Jac this looks awesome! So flattered that I was a bit of inspiration. Pinning this now. YUM!
ReplyDeleteYour cheesecake was stunning Sarah, it was a big inspiration.
DeleteSo beautiful! i showed to himself and he reminded me that it is his birthday next month ha!! x
ReplyDeleteHaha, well that's that sorted then. Although I am sure he will love it.
Deletethat looks amazing! what a cheesecake.
ReplyDeleteI still must get to a cake club. I keep meaning to.
I wish the cake club I attended was buzzing like yours in Dundee. The cheesecake is something special.
ReplyDeleteThis is what the acronym OMG was made for. Stunning. Bookmarking for FIL's birthday in April. Thanks for this stunner. :-)
ReplyDeleteIt's a bit of OREO wave here lately! Seems like someone is a big fan :) That cheesecake seems to be extraordinary delicious!
ReplyDeleteCan I please ask what size cake tin you used? I only have a 9inch tin and wonder if this recipe will be enough to fill it. Thanks so much, I can't wait to make this!
ReplyDeleteSorry just caught this, would be fine in a 9 inch pan :)
DeleteHi - I really want to make this but we don't have bourbon biscuits in my country. What could I substitute them with? Thanks
ReplyDeleteAny sweet biscuit really. I have used digestives (graham crackers), ginger biscuits and custard creams before. It works with most.
DeleteAwesome, thanks. I'll try graham crackers then. Does it matter if they have a filling?
ReplyDeleteAll the more fun I say as long as it's a sweet filling. Let me know how it goes :)
DeleteSo.... I made the cake today and it pretty much looks like yours. I used some double-chocolate-filled cookies for the crust, which worked really well. Love the chocolate-feel of the crust! I had to make the dulce de leche from scratch as I couldn't find it in stores (small town in Austria), which was a first for me but it came out delicious. However, I must say that I was not so impressed with the taste of the cream-cheese filling. Although the Oreos give it a nice twist, I felt it's too rich and tasted a bit bland. I love cheese cake and have made it several times, however, all the recipes I have don't use heavy cream in them (and are baked). So I am thinking of substituting with my regular filling, then baking it and adding the topping.
DeleteI must say that the cake does look impressive, however, I personally feel it looks better than it tastes... I'll see what my colleagues say tomorrow, maybe they'll live it who knows! Thanks for the recipe, this was a nice thing to try!
Yes no bake cheesecake does taste different from baked and tend to be mild and creamy. This is the traditional way we make it here in the UK, so I suppose we are used to it this way and it suits our tastes. Do feel free to tweak until it's just how you like it. Thanks for letting me know how you got on. Hope your colleagues enjoyed it :)
Deletemy girls are slightly obsessed with oreo's & this looks amazing! I know what we are making this weekend!
ReplyDeleteSorry I missed your comment Magneta. I hope you enjoyed it :)
DeleteThis is one of the most beautiful cakes I've ever seen! I'm pinning it to one of my Pinterest boards!
ReplyDeleteThanks Vicky, it tasted good too :)
DeleteThis looks amazing! I would love to make this at home (if I could Cook or bake, haha)... Does it taste as good as it looks, and is it hard to make? I could ask my mum to help me, but she's not the biggest fan of baking... I'm obsessed With oreo's too, Yum <3
ReplyDelete-Maddie xx
It's really good and easy to make. Just take your time and take it step by step. You can do it Maddie :)
DeleteWow! The only wish now is to get a huge slice of this cake! :D
ReplyDeleteSharon Roberts - WOW, You should be reported for obscene images! lol :)
ReplyDeleteThanks :)
DeleteLooks amazing! My daughter would love that as her birthday cake. We made Oreo one as well, but not cheesecake and without the caramel.
ReplyDeleteOh yes you should make it, it's really good!
DeleteGreat recipe, thank you for sharing :) Mahee Ferlini
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