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This No Bake Oreo Cheesecake has loads of Oreos throughout. An Oreo crust is filled with a delicious Oreo cheesecake filling, topped with homemade whipped cream, and even more Oreos. You don’t even have to turn on the oven!
Table of Contents
- Easy No Bake Oreo Cheesecake
- Why You’ll Love this Oreo Cheesecake Recipe
- What You’ll Need
- How to Make No Bake Oreo Cheesecake
- Tips for Making No Bake Cheesecakes
- Can I Make This in a Pie Plate?
- What Kind of Cream Cheese Do I Use?
- Do I Remove The Filling From The Oreos?
- How to Store Leftovers
- Can I Freeze No Bake Cheesecake?
- More Oreo Desserts:
- See How To Make It
- Get the Recipe
Easy No Bake Oreo Cheesecake
I truly love Oreos. Those classic sandwich cookies have my heart and it is my intention to find as many ways to incorporate them into fun desserts as possible. This updated no bake Oreo cheesecake is one of my favorites because it combines two of my favorite things – Oreos and cheesecake.
In this crowd-pleasing dessert, a slightly crunchy Oreo crust is topped with a creamy cheesecake filling that is absolutely packed with Oreo flavor. The whole thing is finished off with a light, fluffy whipped cream topping and a smattering of Oreo crumbles. Yum! And, just like all of my other no bake cheesecakes, there is no baking involved. Although you can bake the crust, if you like. I find that helps the crust hold its shape a little better during cutting. As much as I love my Best Oreo Cheesecake, the no bake aspect of this dessert makes preparing a cheesecake less daunting and much more time efficient.
Why You’ll Love this Oreo Cheesecake Recipe
- Easy. Since this is a no-bake cheesecake recipe, it’s incredibly simple to make. No need to turn on your oven or worry about a water bath, just make a perfect cheesecake with minimal effort!
- Packed with Oreo flavor! There are Oreos in every single piece of this recipe. If you’re an Oreo fan and enjoy creamy homemade cheesecake, you are going to love this recipe.
- Elegant. Despite its simplicity, this cheesecake is totally gorgeous when put together. This is the perfect dessert idea for bringing to gatherings where you want to wow everyone without putting a crazy amount of effort in!
- Make Ahead. This cheesecake needs about 4-5 hours to set I’m the fridge, so it’s perfect for making ahead. I often make it the day before serving.
What You’ll Need
You basically need a lot of Oreos…and a few other things too. But it’s far less than it’s baked counterpart. Here is the list of ingredients needed to make no bake Oreo cheesecake. Scroll to the recipe below for detailed measurements.
For the crust
- Oreo crumbs – I suggest using classic Oreos here, but you could also play with other flavors. Leave the cream filling in the Oreo when you crush them. I’d avoid double stuf or similar ones with more filling. If using those, you would need to just the amount of butter.
- Butter – Melted. Salted or unsalted would work.
For the filling
- Cream cheese – The cream cheese must be at room temperature. If it is too cold, it will not incorporate well with the other ingredients, leaving you with a clumpy filling.
- Sugar – Granulated sugar is best here.
- Vanilla extract – For flavor.
- Heavy whipping cream – The whipping cream must be cold. If it is too warm it will not hold volume or whip as well.
- Powdered sugar – Do not try to use a different kind of sugar here, the filling will fall flat.
- Oreo crumbs – I used traditional Oreos here, but feel free to play around with your favorite version of the sandwich cookie.
- Chopped Oreos – You could also play around with different flavors here.
For the whipped cream topping
- Heavy whipping cream – If the whipping cream is not cold, it will not hold volume as well, making it difficult to achieve the correct consistency for the whipped cream.
- Powdered sugar – This stabilizes the whipped cream. Don’t leave it out.
- Vanilla extract – For flavor.
- Oreo crumbs – Again, feel free to play around with your favorite Oreo flavors.
- Oreos – For decorating.
How to Make No Bake Oreo Cheesecake
This no bake Oreo cheesecake is super simple to put together without having to bake it. And it comes together so quickly. Scroll to the recipe below for more detailed instructions.
Make the Crust
- Combine the Oreo crumbs and the melted butter.
- Press. Line the bottom of a 9-inch springform pan with parchment paper and press the crust mixture into the bottom and halfway up the sides.
- Chill. Place the crust-filled pan in the refrigerator to set.
For the filling
- Mix the cream cheese, sugar, and vanilla until smooth.
- Whip the heavy whipping cream and powdered sugar until stiff peaks form.
- Fold the whipped cream into the cream cheese mixture followed by the Oreo crumbs and chopped-up Oreos.
- Spread the Oreo cheesecake filling over the prepared crust
- Chill the cake in the refrigerator for 4-5 hours.
For the whipped cream topping
- Whip the heavy whipping cream, powdered sugar, and vanilla extract until stiff peaks form.
- Assemble. Top the filled cheesecake with whipped cream and more Oreos.
Tips for Making No Bake Cheesecakes
Yes, I have tips and tricks for you! Follow these gems of cheesecake wisdom to your perfect no bake Oreo confection.
- Use a drinking glass. You can use your hands but you will achieve a firmer, more consistent crust if you use the bottom of a glass to press the crust into the bottom of the pan.
- Line the bottom of the springform pan with parchment paper. You will thank me for it later. This makes it so much easier to remove the cake from the pan when it’s time to serve.
- Start with room-temperature cream cheese. It will incorporate with the other ingredients more easily than would cold cream cheese, helping you avoid a clumpy cheesecake filling.
- Don’t skimp on powdered sugar. When making the whipped cream mixture for the cheesecake filling and topping, it is important to use the prescribed amount of powdered sugar. The sugar stabilizes the whipped mixture, which is important in ensuring that your cake doesn’t fall flat.
- Fold gently. When folding the whipped cream into the cheesecake filling, work slowly and gently to ensure that you maintain as much volume as possible.
- Sub in Cool Whip. Although making your own whipped cream is always preferable, if you are short on time, you can use Cool Whip in the cheesecake portion and/or the topping portion of this dessert.
Can I Make This in a Pie Plate?
You can, but you’ll want to reduce the Oreo crust to the pie measurements in my crust recipe. You’ll also want to cut the filling in half. Otherwise you’ll have too much.
What Kind of Cream Cheese Do I Use?
You’ll want to use full fat brick-style cream cheese. Cream cheese in a tub will end up too soft. Reduced fat cream cheese can be a bit of a gamble because it can end up giving you a softer filing. Go for the good stuff and grab the full fat cream cheese.
Do I Remove The Filling From The Oreos?
No, there’s no need to remove the filling from the Oreos. In the crust, it helps hold everything together. In fact, if you remove it, you would need to add a little additional butter. And in the filling, it adds to the great Oreo flavor!
How to Store Leftovers
If you find yourself with leftovers, cover the cheesecake with plastic wrap or store it in an air-tight container. It will keep in the refrigerator for 4-5 days.
Can I Freeze No Bake Cheesecake?
Yes, you can! Well, almost. Save the whipped cream topping for when you are ready to serve but feel free to wrap the un-topped dessert in 2 layers of plastic wrap and store it in the freezer for up to 3 months. When you are ready to enjoy the cake, allow it to thaw in the refrigerator overnight before topping with whipped cream and Oreos.
More Oreo Desserts:
Oreos are one of my favorite store-bought cookies. So, naturally, I have lots of ideas on how to incorporate them into desserts. Here are some of my favorite Oreo-centric recipes.
- Chocolate Oreo Cake
- Ultimate Oreo Cheesecake
- Mini No Bake Oreo Cheesecakes
- Best Oreo Cheesecake
- Oreo Chocolate Poke Cake
- No-Bake Funfetti Oreo Birthday Cake Cheesecake
See How To Make It
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No Bake Oreo Cheesecake
- Prep Time: 45 Minutes
- Total Time: 5 Hours 45 Minutes
- Yield: 12-14 Slices
- Category: Dessert
- Method: No Bake
- Cuisine: American
Description
You’ll love this easy No Bake Oreo Cheesecake recipe! Made with an Oreo crust and a simple cheesecake filling that’s packed with Oreo crumbs & chunks of Oreo! Go on, make all your Oreo dreams come true and make this amazing cheesecake.
Ingredients
For the crust
- 3 cups (403g) Oreo crumbs (from about 35 Oreos)
- 5 tbsp (70g) butter, melted
For the filling
- 24 oz (678g) cream cheese, room temperature
- 1/2 cup (104g) sugar
- 2 tsp vanilla extract
- 1 1/4 cups (300ml) heavy whipping cream, cold*
- 3/4 cup (86g) powdered sugar*
- 1 1/2 cups (162g) Oreo crumbs (from about 16 Oreos)
- 7–10 Oreos, chopped, optional
For the whipped cream topping
- 3/4 cup (180ml) heavy whipping cream, cold
- 6 tbsp (44g) powdered sugar
- 1/2 tsp vanilla extract
- Oreo crumbs for the top, optional
- Oreos, cut in half
Instructions
For the crust
- Line a 9-inch (23cm) springform pan with parchment paper in the bottom and grease the sides.
- Combine the crust ingredients in a small bowl. Press the mixture into the bottom and up the sides of the springform pan.
- Place the crust in the fridge while you make the filling.
For the filling
- In a large mixer bowl, beat the cream cheese, sugar and vanilla extract together until well combined and smooth. Set aside.
- In another large mixer bowl, add the heavy whipping cream and powdered sugar and whip on high speed until stiff peaks form.
- Gently fold the whipped cream into the cream cheese mixture in two parts until well combined..
- Gently fold the Oreo crumbs and chopped up Oreos into the cheesecake filling.
- Spread the Oreo cheesecake filling over the prepared crust and refrigerate cheesecake until firm, 5-6 hours or overnight.
For the whipped cream topping
- Add the heavy whipping cream, powdered sugar and vanilla extract to a large mixer bowl and whip on medium speed until stiff peaks form.
- Remove your cheesecake from the springform pan and set it on a plate or serving platter, then pipe the whipped cream around the rim of the cheesecake.
- Place Oreo halves between each whipped cream swirl and finish it off with a sprinkle of Oreo crumbs.
- Store the cheesecake in the fridge until ready to serve. Cheesecake is best if eaten within 4-5 days.
Notes
*Both of these ingredients can be left out and replaced with 8 oz of Cool Whip, if you prefer.
Nutrition
- Serving Size: 1 Slice
- Calories: 550
- Sugar: 33 g
- Sodium: 299.6 mg
- Fat: 39.7 g
- Carbohydrates: 44.6 g
- Protein: 5.8 g
- Cholesterol: 98.5 mg
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Does the parchment paper come off easy when you put the cheesecake on a cakeplate
Yes, it should.
This turned out great. The only thing I added to the cake mixture was a scoop of sour cream. My kids loved it.
So glad it was a hit!
Can you please have sugar free recipes? Thank you
Absolutely Delicious!! This recipe made 12 large cupcakes & then I doubled the whipped cream topping & it worked out perfectly. I’m not sure how to post the pic but turned out amazing
I’m so glad you enjoyed it!
i made this lastnight and it is good not that sweet though..i wonder if I can substitute the granulated sugar for powered sugar will it alternate the taste
My best friend loves Oreos and no-bake cheesecakes so this was an absolutely perfect recipe for his birthday cake! I did bake the crust in an oven for about 8 minutes just to get it to firm up but otherwise I followed your instructions to the letter and it worked wonderfully.
Made this with gluten free “Oreos” and it turned out great – although I did not think about different package sizes and had to make a brownie crust, since I didn’t have enough cookies. I will definitely try again with 2 packages. It makes sense but I didn’t think about it before, the cookie crumbs in the cheesecake get soft and loose their crunch, I didn’t have enough for any on the top, do they stay crunchy or get soft being refrigerated too? I might save some to top when serving next time for the extra crunch. I love all of your no bake cheesecakes!
Made this for my wife’s birthday – we somehow got into the tradition of having cake as birthday breakfast – and she loved it! We currently live in an Asian country without Cool Whip, so your page about homemade stabilized whipping cream was very helpful. Thank you for the recipe!
Glad to hear you enjoyed it and that the whipped cream post was helpful! Thanks!
hi, do you think i could add a layer of bananas between the crust and the cream? thank you 🙂
Sure, why not? Sounds tasty!
hey we have to put the cake in fridge or freeze it.
I put it in the fridge.
I made the cheesecake for a dinner with friends. I followed the recipe religiously but the outcome was a very soft cake, impossible to slice. The crust was soft too. 🙁 I left the cheesecake in the fridge to set for two days…
There really isn’t anything in the cheesecake that would keep it from firming. Did you you Cool Whip or homemade whipped cream? If you used homemade, did you check my post on it? I use a stabilized whipped cream so that it doesn’t wilt. If yours wasn’t stabilized and wilted in the cheesecake, it could cause it to be very soft from the liquid.
Hi,
I really want to make this cheesecake, however I live in Australia and here we use metric measurements. Eg, 1 cup= 250ml etc. So the measurements on here are a bit confusing for me. It’d be really great if someone can help me out 🙂
If I’m not mistaken, the metric conversions are already there. If there’s a specific one you have a question about, please let me know.
This cheesecake is superb! Friend made it for xmas luncheon at work and the receipe has pread throughout the office. I intend on making it for Christmas day – I hope mine tastes as good.
Awesome! So glad you enjoyed it! Merry Christmas!
Hi. I’m making this tomorrow. It says on your whipped cream recipe (substitute for cool whip) that it needs 1 cup of heavy whipped cream. what would this be in grams? Thanks for the help
I have never actually weighed a liquid, but it would be 240ml.
Your cheesecake is very nice and it seems to have set firmly even without gelatin. How did you do it. Mine doesn’t seem as firm unless i freeze it but afterwards the crust is hard solid.
Hi! Can I use all purpose cream for the filling?
I haven’t used regular cream for the whipped cream before but my understanding is it would hold up as well as heavy whipping cream.
I feel pretty good about getting kicked in the mouth with Oreos. Haha! Gorgeous photos Lindsay! But where is the original shot?? I want to see how far you’ve come!! (Even though I know from your last photography post that you were lightyears ahead of most of us photography wise in your first posts…they looked so good! My first photos looked like dog food NO JOKE. 🙂
HA! I don’t know that mine didn’t. Pretty rough. Buuutttt just for you, Karen, I added one of the old photos back to the post just below the recipe. It’s a beauty. 🙂
YES! So glad you added it back in 🙂 🙂 look how far you’ve come! yours does not even come close to resembling dog food though. 🙂
Hey, I love your recipe a lot but I was wondering for the whipping cream is it fine if I do not put in exactly 8 oz of whipping cream, maybe perhaps a little lesser? 🙂
That should be fine. Depending on how much you reduce it, it could reduce the lightness of the cheesecake though.
Do I need to whip the cream to soft peaks before I add the cream cheese mixture into it or can I just add the cream without whisking? Tq
I’m not sure I know which step you are referring to. If you are using homemade whipped cream in place of cool whip, then yes you’ll want to whip to stiff peaks before adding.
This looks so yummy
Want to make this tonight but i have a stupid question…..when making the base are you crushing the WHOLE cookies (stuffing inculded)?? What about in the other spots??
Yes, I always use the whole cookie – filling included. Enjoy!
Does it need to set for a full 4 hrs or can it be less? If it was less how would it turn out?
I would let it set as long as you can so that it can firm up.
Hi! Thank you for this recipe. 🙂 I will surely love it!
Hey I know this is a kinda dumb question, but 1 oreo in ur recipe means one sandwich with the filling right? And for 8oz whipping cream how much heavy cream should I use?
Yes, one oreo includes the cookie and filling. To replace the Cool Whip with whipped cream, I’d use 1 1/4 cups heavy whipping cream and 1/2 -3/4 cup of powdered sugar.
hello there!!!! should i use salted or unsalted cream cheese ?
Hi Raymon, I’ve never heard of salted or unsalted cream cheese. I just use the original cream cheese that you can find in the grocery store.
if i didnt put vanilla , can it still maintain the shape? because i dont have vanilla…
Yes, it should be fine.
the cool whip is Kraft’s cool whip right?
Yes, it is.
will it melt after it’s out of the fridge?
No, it won’t. If you leave it out for several hours, it’ll soften, but not melt.
Hi, I was wondering if I reduced the pan size to 8 inchs instead, how would the measurements change? Could you tell me please.
I probably wouldn’t change the measurements. You’ll just have a taller cheesecake.
Hi,
I tried making this recipe and left the cheesecake in the fridge overnight, but it still isn’t firm. It’s been over 10 hours. I followed the steps exactly. Should I put it in the freezer, or is there no more hope?
There really isn’t anything in this recipe that should keep it from getting firm in the fridge, so I’m not sure what the problem would be.
Hello there! I’ve read your no bake oreo cheesecake recipe and I decide to try it out for my bf’s bday.. I’m a noob in kitchen and unfortunately, I’m in Germany right now.. and I have a few questions regarding the ingredients and everything..
1. I’m not sure what kind of cream cheese I could use to make this.. We have Philadelphia cream cheese, but it’s the “double stuff” type.. Can I use it?
2. Is vanilla powder okay? Or I should use vanilla extract to make this work?
3. Is granulated sugar okay? Or is it better to use confection sugar?
I will appreciate any reply Thank you for the amazing recipe.. I hope I can pull this cheesecake
I’m familiar with “double stuff” cream cheese, but our cream cheese is philadelphia brand. I’ve never used vanilla powder either. And yes, granulated sugar is what I use. Enjoy!
Beautiful site! everything you post looks delicious! 🙂
Hey! I love your blog and have tried a few of your recipes which all turned out great, thanks so much! 🙂
I have a question. The country where I live does not have ‘Cool Whip’. I have made cheesecakes several times with home made whipped cream and it firms up only when I use gelatin. Is there anyway to make a firm cheesecake without using gelatin? Please help!
I’m so glad you’ve enjoyed the recipes you’ve tried! You can definitely replace Cool Whip in most recipes with homemade whipped cream. I sometimes use gelatin in cheesecakes, but avoid it if I can. It depends a lot on the other ingredients and just how firm you want it. If I remember correctly, this cheesecake is pretty firm even without gelatin. One way that I like to thicken whipped cream when I’m replacing cool whip is to use a little more powdered sugar. To do that, I’ll typically use 1/2 cup of powdered sugar for every cup of heavy cream. I hope that helps!
Fantastic cake! 😉 thanks for the recipe! here are my photos:
https://trinidalitism.com/2015/06/28/oreo-heaven/
I’m glad you enjoyed it. The photos look great! I love how you made them in jars. 🙂
A 1st timer here…can i mix without using mixer? just do it manually…coz i dont hv 1
It might be tough without some kind of mixer, as the cream cheese can be kind of firm. But yes, you don’t have to have a mixer.
I made this recipe today but I’m wondering if my cheesecake will set because i overbeat the whipping cream when i mixed it with the cream cheese mixture. 🙁 i am planning to chill it for 12 hrs. Just in case it doesnt set, can i bake it to set using the water bath technique? Or what remedy can i do to rescue the cheesecake?
If the whipped cream was just very thick from overbeating, it should be fine.
How many does this serve?
I’d say 12-14, depending on how big you cut the slices.
This is gorgeous! Absolutely gorgeous!
Hye, tried ur recipe with half the time not seemingly sure if I’m rite. Its my first time making cheesecake. But I just went with my gut feeling. Put them in a fridge overnite. Coincidentally, its my sister’s bday today so I had her brought the cake to the office. Her colleagues were LOVING it alrite!! Tq so much for the no fail recipe considering I’m a first timer cheesecake maker..haha
Love from Singapore
I’m so glad you enjoyed it!
I made this recipe today. Must’ve eaten a few tablespoons worth of filling while I was mixing.. It was so good. I used a bowl instead of a pan to make it in since we don’t have any circular pans. Hopefully it doesn’t affect it, but even if it does, my family can scoop it out. Can’t wait to taste it. Thanks for the recipe!
I’m so glad you like it! Thanks Lelah!
Hi! I was wondering if you knew how much of this recipe I would need to reduce in order to bake it in a 6-inch springform? It’s all I have 🙁
I’d think probably cutting it in half would work.
Hello… Uhmm i don’t have any whip cream or heavy cream. I’ve tried searching stores here in my place and they don’t have any.. What i have is nestle all purpose cream. It says.. ‘Easy Whip’ so does this mean i can still use this? By using this cream, how do i make use of it? Pls reply asap.. I will be hopefuly surving it on new year. And yes this is my first time ‘baking’ 🙂 hope you can help me
I’m sorry I didn’t get back to you before New Years. Did it work out for you. I’m not sure I know what the different kind of creams are, so it’d be hard for me to advise. The heavy cream I use is whipped until stiff with powdered sugar added in to stabilize it.
Hi, wondering if i can substitute the caramel with butterscotch (as i have some ready made in my fridge)? If yes, how much (ml) to use? Thanks
Did you mean to comment on a different recipe? This comment showed up on the No Bake Oreo Cheesecake, which doesn’t use caramel. I’m not sure how to advise.
Ops I’m sorry, it was as you mentioned, for a different recipe.
However, I got a chance to make this and it’s the most delicious cake I’ve made!
I’ve been thinking of it ever since I finished my last piece and just made it again tonight. Thanks for this wonderful and easy recipe.
I ran out of whipped cream (only used 1/3 of the needed amount)and added some millk instead to reduce the thickness. Will let u know if it still taste as good.
Extra yummy. Grated chocolate on top!
Hi.doe it melt when taken out of the fridge for 1-2 hours?
No, it will soften, but not melt.
Hi, i am trying to do the unbaked cheesecake just now.
but i found that the mixture is too watery. not like sticky.
is that impossible to use hand to mix them into sticky form?
is that because of i add in some gelatin powder? because i saw from other receipt that need to add in gelatin powder.
how will the cake look like is the mixture not enough sticky?
am very sad now since like my first cheese cake is failure product. D:
Thanks
I have never tried this cheesecake with gelatin in it, so I’m not sure about how it affects it. I’m sorry. It really doesn’t need it, so maybe try again without the gelatin.
Oh my goodness, this was REALLY good! Thank you so much for this recipe, as well as the homemade whipped cream too – was very nervous about making the whipped cream but it turned out fine. Made the cake two days back, let it to set for about 10+ hours and when I tried it today, I was more than satisfied. It was so good! My friends whom I’ve shared it with share the same sentiments as well!
I have no oven, so I’m looking forward to more no bake recipes! 😀 x
Awesome! I’m so glad everyone enjoyed it!
I have quite a few no bake recipes, so I hope you enjoy them! 🙂
Hi, can I do this without a mixer? I’m living alone in Singapore and it’s too costly for me to buy a mixer as I don’t do these kinds of desserts that often. But, I’d love to try. Can suggest any ingredient to add to suffice the lack of mixer? Or, any technique? Thank you! Your photos are amazing!
It might be kind of tough to get the cream cheese nice and smooth without a mixer, but it’d be worth a try. If you have something to mash and mix it with, that might work best. I’d try something like a muddler to mash it and a big fork to mix.
I love this recipe! I made it for a friend’s dinner and everyone loved it!. I did make a slight change to it. I completely misread the instructions and did not have enough oreo crumbs for the filling, so I added fine chopped dark chocolate (72%), about 1cup, and it cut down on the sweetness and has a stronger chocolate flavor
I’m so glad you enjoyed it! Great job improvising – sounds delicious! 🙂
Heyy.. thank you for this delicious recipe… im going to try it tomorrow itself!!
Just wanted to know if i must use gelatin powder to set the cheesecake, since i usually do tht for my strawberry cheesecake?
If not, how will this cheesecake set ? is 4 hrs refrigeration enough ?
I didn’t use any gelatin. The cheesecake should be thick enough on its own. You could certainly add some gelatin, if you prefer.
Hi! I’ve been looking for a recipe of this without me needing to bake so it would be less hassle. 😀
And then I landed on your site. Oh, gah! This is so mouth watering and I’ll definitely try this. :”>
And I just wanna ask if you have an easy step procedure in making chocolate balls? I would love to learn that, too. Thanks! 🙂
I hope you enjoy the cheesecake! What type of chocolate balls are you looking to make? Truffles? Cake balls/pops?
Oh, I would. 😀 Still can’t find time to do it, though. My studies eats a lot of my time. 🙁 Anyway, I don’t know the difference between those two. Kindly enlighten me. Thank you so much! And I prefer a cheaper one. Hehe.
Well truffles are typically made with chocolate and ganache and are a softer consistency. Cake balls are made by crumbling a baked cake and mixing it with icing – then forming balls and dipping them in chocolate. I don’t personally have any recipes, but there are tons of them out there.
I see. I would rather choose chocolate truffle balls then. Awww, too bad. Alrighty. Thanks anyway! 🙂 Have a good day~
My sister and I just tried this recipe and oh my goodness, we are so in love with it!
We did tweak it a tiny bit by using peanut butter oreos and making a peanut butter whipped cream (my family is a little peanut butter crazy), we also made them cupcake sized so we could make them a little more portable for when we go to uni (it made 18 cupcakes if you’re wondering)
We just put them in the fridge to set but had a sneaky taste of the batter and it tasted incredible! Thank you so much for posting this recipe, we were thrilled with the result, very easy to make 🙂 xx
I’m so glad you enjoyed them! I love the peanut butter idea too – sounds delish!
I do exactly as the recipe but my cake couldn’t set. We did put in freezer for few hours,it doesnt set too. 🙁
Loved the receipe, chilled mine for over 5 hours, used fresh hand whipped cream, and mixed it up creatively using the white fluff of the oreo for the first level to the cheesecake on the base 🙂 mine was a massive size XD
I’m so glad you enjoyed it! Adding the oreo filling to the whipped cream sounds delicious!
Hello, I tried following your recipe! For the whipping cream, i followed the recipe for your homemade whipped cream. At first the cream thickened, however aft I added vanilla extract, it because watery and there were lumps. The more i beat, the more watery it gets. Do you know why or how to fix this issue?
I would also like to ask what happens if i exclude the whip cream in this recipe? Thank you.
Hmm, that’s never happened for me before. I know the higher speed I whip it at, the faster it thickens. You could try adding up to 1/2 cup of powdered sugar to thicken it. An alternative to homemade whipped cream is Cool Whip, if you have access to it. The whipped cream breaks up the thicken cream cheese a bit and fluffs it up. You could leave it out, but the cream cheese taste would be pretty strong.
Wow! This is a wonderful recipe. I am not sure I would be able to resist this oreo cheesecake if I was in the same room. Why would I want to, anyway! I love vanilla, but, I have been experimenting with Rose syrup lately. I wonder how that would taste? Would love to know what your think. Thank for a great recipe.
Hi Lindsay! Love your cheese cake so much, sharing on my FB page and pinning…..so glad that I stopped by your wonderful space.
Awesome! I’m so glad you like it Nisa! Thank you for sharing! 🙂
Do I have to have vanilla??
You could leave that out, if just adds some flavor.
Do you have to use a spring form pan or will a normal 9in cake pan work? I’m on a tight budget and unsure I can afford a spring form pan
You can use a regular pan, it just might be difficult to get the whole cheesecake out. You can slice it right in the pan though, if you want.
some ingredients are by cup.. can I know how big the cup should be? Like 200ml?
One cup is usually about 8 ounces
Heya I’m a virgin at baking so I hope you can help me out a little 🙂
1. So may I know if the butter should be salted or unsalted?
2. The cup used to measure, is it universal size? Can I buy from baking store?
3. Do you mean Vanilla powder or essence?
Thanks so much
Love from Singapore!
1. I use salted. 2. It’s a standard size here in the U.S., usually about 8 oz. 3. Vanilla extract. I hope that helps!
Hi!
I would like to know, how long can we keep in the fridge?
And can i put them in a cupcake holder instead of A pan?
If we were to put them in a cupcake holder, how long do we need to refrigerate?
4-5 days is probably best. I haven’t made them in cupcake for before, but it would probably work fine.
Hi! Thanks ! I have already made them! But i used 30 grams less whipped cream and the whipped cream is store bought. Should be fine right ?
Yea, that should work fine. I hope you enjoyed them!
but after it melted, its not firm like a cake! where did i go wrong?
The cheesecake would stay firm in the fridge. If you let it sit out, it will soften.
Okay! Thanks! All my friends love it although it had soften!
Thanks for introducing this recipe! I have tried to make cheesecake but always fail so thanks !
Is this use hand whisk or use machine ?
The cream cheese mixture is pretty thick, so you’ll probably want to use a machine.
Hi, I chanced upon your blog by accident and wow, I love it! Your no-bake oreo cheesecake looks so tempting and irresistible! Besides, you have a very fabulous and beautiful blog. Love it too! Thanks for sharing your great recipes. You have a nice day and cheers 🙂
Thank you so much! I’ve so glad you found me! 🙂
Hi
Can i leave out the cool whip entirely?
I wouldn’t. It breaks the cream cheese up a bit. If you don’t care for Cool Whip, you could use homemade whipped cream.
Thanks =)
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Hi there! Im trying your recipe right now and the cheesecake has been setting in the fridge now for 5 hrs. But when i touched it, its not setting hard. Did i do something wrong here or it just needs a little more time in the fridge? Thank you so much for the wonderful recipe! Cant wait to try it.
Hi Lyana! Did it ever set for you? It’s hard to say if you did anything wrong or not. Did you use Cool Whip or homemade whipped cream?
Hi! I tried the recipe but it doesn’t set as well. Left it overnight and the following day, its still soft when cut. Please advise! Tks
It’s really hard for me to say. It won’t be as firm as a baked cheesecake, but should be firm enough.
Hi,
I am trying this recipe. It is setting now in the fridge.
I see some no bake cheesecake has gelatine… but I noticed yours don’t have. Does it set firmly?
Thanks and Regards from Abu Dhabi
Eden
Hi Eden, yes it sets very firmly. I chose not to do a gelatin based cheesecake because I wanted to make sure I maintained that creamy cheesecake texture. I hope you like it!
Hi can I substitute whipped cream wf sour cream? Thx
I haven’t tried it, but I’d think the texture would still be fine. The taste will be a little different though.
Can’t wait to try making this fabulous cheesecake. Question – when you talk about Oreo crumbs, do you mean with or without the filling? Thanks!
You can leave the filling in the Oreos. Enjoy the cheesecake!
1 oz is how many grams ?
About 28.3 g
I don’t have access to Cool Whip so is the bottled whip cream just the same?
I’m not sure about the bottled whipped cream, but you can make your own whipped cream with heavy whipping cream and that would work. I have a recipe and instructions for that here.
Hi!
I was just wondering, if I was to add some Bailey’ to this recipe, would it change the texture of the cheesecake at all? After making your Bailey’s cookies I have a thing for adding it to desserts.
Thanks!
It would loosen it up a bit, so it wouldn’t be quite as thick. It would still taste great though! You can also buy irish cream extract, which wouldn’t mess up the texture at all. I’m so glad you enjoyed the cookies too – I love them!
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how long do i have to leave the base to set ?
I usually leave it overnight, so I’d say around 5-6 hours.
Hi! I was wondering if I could just use store bought whip cream instead of cool whip. We don’t have cool whip here in Indonesia. Thanksies 🙂
I’ve never tried it, but I think that should be fine as long as the whipped cream is fairly thick. If it’s a brand that gets kind of liquid, it may not work well.
Hi! Greetings from Singapore! 🙂 just wanna ask whether this recipe will work as well if I separate it into cupcakes instead of doing it as one whole cake?
Hi Dawn! I haven’t tried it before, but I’d think it would be fine in cupcake liners. It’s pretty thick.
Okay thank you! I’ll try it out ^^
Hi Dawn, did you try out on cupcake liners? How did it go? And how many cupcakes can this recipe make?
Hi, can you suggest a substitute for Cool Whip that will work with the taste and with holding it together? Cause I live in the Philippines and we don’t have Cool Whip in here. 🙁
Hi Gia! You could try using homemade whipped cream (recipe here). This recipe for Homemade Cool Whip looks good too and might work as a substitute.
hi Lindsay thanks for posting great recipe’s. I am going away for Christmas & wondered if I could freeze this for couple days? Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!!
Hi Lindsey, I’ve never tried freezing it before, so I’m not sure. I’d think it’d be ok though.
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Just tried making this today and my was it good! Super easy to assemble, and still tastes a million bucks. Thanks for uploading this recipe!
Can you make this oreo cheesecake using the Golden Oreos??
Definitely! It’d change up the flavor, but I love Golden Oreos too. 🙂
What will happen If I put too less whip cream,
It’ll probably be little thicker and more cream cheese tasting.
Tried this today ; soooooo good!
In fact it’s bedtime but my husband’s in the kitchen helping himself to another slice
Thanks for sharing Lindsay!
Will be trying more of your other recipes soon.
Ps : hello from Singapore!
I’m so glad you both like it! How cool that you are all the way in Singapore! Thank you for reading 🙂
Hi, I have a question in regards to this cheesecake. It looks great and I plan on making it tonight but I was wondering, what kind of Pan should I have it set in? Can I use a typical spring form pan with the sides that remove? Or should I be placing crisco or what not around it so it dsnt stick?
Should I also be placing something under the crumbs at the bottom so it is simple to remove?
Please let me know.
Thanks.
Hi Elyssa! You’ll need a 9 inch spring form pan. You can put parchment paper in the bottom of the pan if you want, but it usually doesn’t stick.
Just made this! Have a friend’s birthday coming up and I had previously made mini-oreo cheesecakes in cupcake tins, which everyone loved, but it didn’t quite mix in the Oreo’s as much as it was just chunks mixed into the cream. I’ve only just read the comments after finishing though. I actually removed all of the cream from inside the Oreo’s to make the crumbs. Did I just make a big mistake?? I figured if I did leave it in the taste might be a bit too sweet and intense… Hopefully it’ll still be delicious!
Hi Raquel! You didn’t mess anything up. You can do it either way – the crust will be the same. It’s just an extra step that isn’t necessary if you don’t want to do it. I hope you love it! 🙂
It was a success!! Not that I expected anything else. It’s a foolproof recipe. 🙂 I used a spring form pan that I wrapped with clingfilm, both the sides and bottom separately. I was able to remove the sides, not so much the bottom. Next time maybe I will try a baking sheet, but overall I felt like it was too soft to try to move it around…
After refrigerating for several hours, will the cheesecake melt when placed out of the fridge for several hours? (:
No, it should be fine. It’ll soften eventually, but not melt.
Hi, I was wondering for the oreo base, does it need to be crushed finely? Thanks!!
Yes, it does.
Awesome! Simple and easy recipe.
I managed to get it done. Thanks!!
I’m so glad you liked it!
I made the non bake cheesecake ,but why is the cheese not hard ?
I’m not sure I understand your question. The cream cheese should be room temperature to work with and make the cheesecake, but should firm up in the refrigerator. Does that help?
Hi there! Thank you so much for the recipe. I make the cake last week and it tasted so good! Heavenly delicious! It was my first no-bake cheesecake ever! And I’m getting great feedback from my family and friends. They LOVE it!!! Even though I’ve over beat my whipping cream and it became curdled, but thank goodness it still turn out awesome!! 😀 Can’t wait to try other recipes from your beautiful site!! 🙂
Thank you! I’m so glad it was a hit! 🙂
Hi do you need an electric mixer when you’re mixing the cheese and sugar together or is it okay to do it by hand? (:
You could try doing it by hand, it’ll just take some work to get it as smoothly combined as a stand/hand mixer. A good arm workout though! 🙂
Hi, I would really love to try out your recipe , looks yummy!! What you mean by mix? Can I mix by hand cos I didn’t have a electric mixer. Thanks
A hand mixer or something would probably be better. But if the cream cheese if soft enough, you might be able to do it by hand.
hye i am your new follower got to know about you from huda kattan she mentioned you so i checked your blog n ohH God i m loving it 🙂 first of all thanx a million for all these wonderful recipes and so quick too i am so gonna try it and i also joined your fb so i am gonna post pics of my oreo cheese cake there then do let me know how it looks like 🙂 and secondly can you tell me one thing how you crushed all those oreos in such a fine mixture for the base and on top too? how can i crush them like this? n so sorry for this silly question but i am just a student and new to baking thanx a lot for wonderful delights 🙂
Thanks Maryam! I’m glad you like the site! I use a food processor for the fine Oreo crumbs.
Looks sooo good! I want to reach into the screen!
Actually, it reminds me of Dirt Cake(If you never tasted it, you have to, just make sure you make it with white pudding mix and not NOT chocolate pudding mix, it tastes better with vanilla-yep, coming from a girl who calls herself “LoverOfAnythingChocolate” )
Thank you! I actually haven’t had Dirt Cake – I’l have to check it out though. Thanks!
Hi, is “3 8-oz packages cream cheese” in your recipe call for 3 packages of 8 oz cream cheese = 24oz cream cheese? or……??
It is three packages of 8 oz cream cheese (so 24 oz).
thanks!! ^^
Hi! Should I use only the cookie part (no cream) for the crust? Thanks!
No, you can use the cream. I do. I think it actually helps the crust hold together, along with the butter.
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Holy, Oreo goodness, Batman!
I hope you don’t mind if I use it in the food fight feature tomorrow (photo and link back only!)
Not at all! Thank you Lyuba! 🙂
I must have seen this cheesecake 10 times this week …. and every time, I’ve wanted a slice! Thanks so much for linking up to All My Bloggy Friends last week – I hope you’ll join us again tomorrow. I look forward to seeing what you’ve been working on this week! 🙂
Thanks Jamie! I’ll be there! 🙂
YUMMY!! Stopping by from the Totally Tasty Tuesday Link Party…..this looks SO GOOD! Thanks for sharing, and I am excited to be a new follower!
~ Jenn
Thanks Jenn! Glad to have you! 🙂
heyy do you take out the cream from the oreo
Hi Jessica! No – you don’t need to take the cream out.
That looks delicious, and I would love to try it! One question – is the cool whip (well, whipped cream as we don’t get such fancy treats as that on this side of the Atlantic) measured by weight or volume? I just want to make sure it’s not fluid ounces for some crazy reason 🙂
Thanks!
Hi Michelle! It is weight. I also have a recipe for homemade whipped cream that you can use, if you’d like.
Hi may i know what’s mean by 3 8-oz packages cream cheese? 3.8oz or 3-8 oz?
Its three 8 ounce packages
thanx…
Hi are the measurements to this recipe the same in the UK?
Yes, I believe so.
Oh my gosh…. This is the second time I have ended up on your blog today! You are making me so hungry!
haha, thanks Kris!
Lindsey, you are killing me with your cheesecake creations! Mow I need cheesecake when I should be thinking about what to make the kids for dinner. Thanks for sharing at Thursday’s Treasures, I’m featuring you this week on the Blog and on FB!
Thank you Joan!! Thanks for hosting!
You had me at “no bake”! My husband looooves Oreos. This sounds like a treat that is win-win for the both of us… delicious for him to eat and easy for me to make!
No bake treats are definitely one of my favorite things! 🙂
This looks delicious! Thanks for sharing at Mix it up Monday 🙂
Thanks Lisa! Thanks for hosting! 🙂
Wow! Mouthwatering!
Thank you!
This is so gorgeous Lindsay! I love me some Oreos, and in a no bake cheesecake, it wouldn’t last in my fridge. But it would be me eating it…
Thanks Dorothy! I feel like it’s always me eating it, too! I need my husband to have a bigger sweet tooth 🙂
For my little business, your recipes are very much helpful.. Thanks !!!got an order of oreo cheesecake in tin cans, and I’ll be trying this to again satisfy my costumers.. By the way I followed your Best chocolate cake and Boom! It’s super delicious.. Thank you ❤️❤️❤️
So glad you’ve enjoyed everything!
Usually I like my cheesecakes plain. I am not a big fan of gooey fruit or syrups on my cheese cake. This cheesecake may replace my plain favorite! Nothing fruity or gooey here. Crunchy chocolate oreos surrounded by creamy cheese cake sounds heavenly! Thanks!
Thanks Wendy! Definitely not gooey o syrupy – just awesome Oreo flavor! 🙂
MMMmmmm.. Oreo + cheesecake = heaven!! I am SO making this!! It is making my stomach rumbling! Thanks for sharing the recipe!
I’d love it if you linked this up over at Living Well Spending Less for Thrifty Thursday this week! https://www.livingwellspendingless.com/category/thrifty-thursday/
Thanks Ruth! I’ll come link up this week! Thanks for the invite 🙂
I showed this to my friends, and if I don’t end up making this before I go back to school, I guarantee I’ll be forced to make it by my friends, lol! Looks so incredible. Pinned!
haha, thanks Rachel! Fortunately, it’s so easy to make! I love no-bake! 🙂
Can’t go wrong with anything that has Oreos in it! YUM!
Thanks so much for linking up to this week’s Catch a Glimpse party! I’ll be featuring this tomorrow.
Thanks Allison! 🙂 Thanks for hosting the party!
I am totally in love with all the cakes on this page!!!
haha, thanks Julianne!
No-bake cheesecake! Sign me up. I made Oreo cheesecake the other week for a side project I’m working on. 🙂
No-bake anything rocks! Could the side project be your book? Can’t wait to get it when it comes out! 🙂
Oh my!! This looks AWESOME! Gotta try this one, looks soo good! 🙂
Thanks Yvonne!
I’m a big cheesecake fan and this one looks fantastic. Oreos in cheese cake? What’s not to love? 🙂 Great post and awesome photos!
Thanks Bill!
Oh my yum!! My husband would die for this- he looooves oreos!
Thanks! You should definitely try it!