No-Bake Mango Cheesecake Recipe (2024)

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A no-bake mango cheesecake recipe prepared with either fresh mangoes or purée. The base is crushed cookies.

Total Time: 12 hours hours 45 minutes minutes

Prep Time: 45 minutes minutes

Cool: 12 hours hours

12 slices

4.7 from 27 votes

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Fresh Mangoes turned into a purée and added to the cream cheese mixture.

The base is prepared out of crushed cookies and butter and held together firmly.

Ingredients

To make this no bake mango cheesecake, you will need some basic ingredients.

The base is made from butter cookies (graham crackers, plain biscuits) crushed and mixed with melted unsalted butter. Then it's flattened and left to cool.

That way, the base will remain firm and will be able to hold the rest of the filling during the setting time.

You can use other variations of cookies, such as coconut cookies or similar. I like to keep it basic.

For the cream cheese no bake filling you will need regular cream cheese, whipped cream, sugar, and mango purée (aka pulp).

The cream cheese should be clear, the whipped cream needs to be above 45% fats to turn into a lovely whipped consistency which will give the no bake cheesecake the fluff it requires.

For the Mango, I used a variation close to Alphonso. Brazilians mangoes are great too, just pick a mango variety without strings.

You can also use mango pulp directly if you have that in your freezer.

I used powdered sugar because it's easier to mix it in, and I suggest you do the same thing.

I also use gelatin but the gelatin sheets from dr. oetkar because those always turned my desserts perfect.

Furthermore, I mentioned the gram and ounces in the recipe card below, so you can use gelatin granules too if you prefer.

You can also use agar-agar powder to make this vegetarian. I don't like the taste of agar-agar, and I don't think it sets as well as regular gelatin. So, proceed at your own risk.

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How to make it?

The process is rather simple.

First prepare the cookie base, secondly the cheesecake filling.

As shown in the video. Full details on the recipe card below:

  1. Crush the cookies.
  2. Mix butter into crushed cookies.
  3. Flatten the cookie base into the spring form.
  4. Leave the cookie base to cool in the fridge for 20 mins.
  5. Whip cream to stiff peaks.
  6. Stir sugar, cream cheese, and mango pulp into whipped cream.
  7. Dissolve gelatin.
  8. Add some cheesecake filling to the hot gelatin to temper, mix well.
  9. Mix all the tempered gelatin into the remaining cream cheese batter.
  10. Pour the filling into the spring form over the base.
  11. Let cool for 12 hours minimum to set the cheesecake.
  12. Cut and enjoy! 🙂
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No-Bake Mango Cheesecake Recipe

A no-bake mango cheesecake recipe prepared with either fresh mangoes or purée. The base is crushed cookies.

4.67 from 27 votes

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Course: Dessert

Cuisine: American

Prep Time: 45 minutes minutes

Cool: 12 hours hours

Total Time: 12 hours hours 45 minutes minutes

Servings: 12 slices

Calories: 237kcal

Recipe by: Helene Dsouza

Ingredients

For the Base:

  • 3.5 Ounces Butter Cookies i.e graham crackers, digestive biscuits
  • 3.2 Ounces Butter melted

For the Cream Cheese Filling:

  • 7 Ounces Mangoes fresh or canned, *See Notes
  • 7 Ounces Heavy Cream *See Notes
  • 8 Ounces Cream Cheese
  • 2.8 Ounces Powdered Sugar
  • 1 Tablespoon + 1 Teaspoon Gelatin Unflavored *see notes
  • 2.3 Ounces Water

US - Metric

Instructions

Cheesecake Base:

  • Place your cookies in a ziplock bag and close the bag. Smash the cookies into tiny crumbles by rolling with a rolling pin over the cookies.

    3.5 Ounces Butter Cookies

  • Pour the crumbled cookies into your spring form shape and spread out.

  • Pour the melted butter into the crumbled cookies and start mixing everything. Do that until the cookie crumbles and the butter has become a crumble dough like base.

    3.2 Ounces Butter

  • Flatten the crushed cookie butter mix so that it's evenly covering, to form the base.

  • Place the spring form with the cookie base into the fridge for at least 30 minutes so that the base hardens.

For the Cheesecake Filling:

  • Blend the mango to a smooth pulp/ purée if you are using fresh mangoes.

    7 Ounces Mangoes

  • Whip the heavy cream until it's stiff (stiff peaks).

    7 Ounces Heavy Cream

  • Stir in sugar, cream cheese, and mango pulp and mix it all well into the mass.

    2.8 Ounces Powdered Sugar, 8 Ounces Cream Cheese

  • Add your gelatin into the water and let soak until soft. Take to the heat and allow the gelatin to melt.

    1 Tablespoon + 1 Teaspoon Gelatin Unflavored, 2.3 Ounces Water

  • Once the gelatin is completely dissolved, take your cream cheese mango mass and add a small quantity of it into the still hot gelatin to temper the gelatin. Mix well.

  • Pour the gelatin mixture into the mango cheesecake mass and mix the whole content.

  • Get your spring form with the cookie base and pour the mango cheesecake filling into the spring form.

  • Place in the fridge and let cool and set for 12 hours.

  • Take out after it has set and carefully remove from spring form. Cut into slices and serve cold.

  • You can use some mango bits to decorate your cheesecake.

Notes

  1. For the base recipe, use 0.33 ounces Gelatin, which is about 1 Tablespoon and 1 Teaspoon Gelatin powder, or 1 sachet (US) and a Tsp, or 6 Gelatin sheets.
  2. Your mangoes will need to be puréed. You can get fresh mangoes and blend them smooth, OR use canned mango pulp/purée (try to get unsweetened ones).
  3. If you want to use Gelatin Sheets instead of granules or powder, I can recommend the Dr. Oetker sheets. Those are foolproof, and they are mostly the only brand which I use anywhere in the world for my gelatin dishes. 6 sheets Dr. Oetker = 1 Sachet in Europe (if you are sitting in Europe).
  4. 1 Sachet of gelatin in the US is ¼ ounce and a sachet in Europe is bigger, 10 grams.
  5. I, personally, don't trust agar-agar (vegan gelatin version), but if you know of a great brand, please let us know.
  6. Use whipping cream which has more than 36% fat to make it super fluffy. Not every whipping cream is of the same quality, so if your whipping cream sucks (it has happened to me abroad), add a sachet of whipping cream stabilizer to the mix. Your whipping cream will be 100% stable! I use Dr. Oetker Whip it and that's the same one which we would use in culinary school in Austria.

Equipment

  • 8-inch Spring Form

Nutrition

Nutrition Facts

No-Bake Mango Cheesecake Recipe

Amount Per Serving (77 g)

Calories 237Calories from Fat 180

% Daily Value*

Fat 20g31%

Saturated Fat 11g55%

Cholesterol 61mg20%

Sodium 166mg7%

Potassium 74mg2%

Carbohydrates 11g4%

Sugar 6g7%

Protein 2g4%

Vitamin A 870IU17%

Vitamin C 6.1mg7%

Calcium 36mg4%

Iron 0.3mg2%

* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

The main item for the cheesecake is an 8-inch Spring form pan.

You will need this to prepare the no bake cheesecake.

The spring form opens up from the sides, and you can remove the cake, as shown in the video, so that the cake sits on the bottom spring form plate without having been damaged.

The easiest way to prepare the mango cheesecake base is by smashing the cookies in a ziplock bag.

To prepare the cheesecake dough from scratch, make sure that you have your mixing bowls ready with the handy silicon spatula.

These are basic kitchen tools.

I always use an electronic weight scale because I think in grams to keep my ingredients ready before I start out.

The great thing is that these scales come with grams and ounces indication.

To pulp the Mango I use either A, previously prepared Mango Pulp or B, blend some fresh Mangoes in a powerfulhand blender with jar or a food processor.

And of course, to simplify things, a hand mixer or a stand mixer is a godsend when whipping up the cream.

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Storing

The cheesecake needs to be refrigerated always. Especially in a hot climate.

If the temperatures are too high, your no-bake cheesecake will melt within minutes in room temperature and outside the cool temperatures of your fridge environment.

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FAQs

Do no bake cheesecakes taste different? ›

What's the Difference? Baked cheesecake has a denser texture and fuller flavor than no-bake cheesecake. They are made using different ingredients.

What is no bake cheesecake filling made of? ›

  1. 1 and 1/4 cups (300ml) heavy cream or heavy whipping cream.
  2. three 8-ounce blocks (680g) full-fat cream cheese, softened to room temperature.
  3. 1/2 cup (100g) granulated sugar.
  4. 2 Tablespoons (15g) confectioners' sugar.
  5. 1/4 cup (60g) sour cream, at room temperature.
  6. 2 teaspoons lemon juice.
  7. 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract.
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Does no bake cheesecake get firm? ›

But given time to chill all the way down to 40°F (4°C), which takes about six hours, the filling becomes firm and dense, much more like a "real" cheesecake and far easier to slice. During that time, the filling will lend some of its moisture to the crust, making it considerably less crumbly.

How do you thicken a no bake cheesecake filling? ›

Add Gelatin or Cornstarch

Gelatin is great for adding firmness, while cornstarch can thicken the mixture without making it too firm. Just make sure to dissolve the gelatin or cornstarch in a little bit of warm water before adding it to the filling.

Which tastes better baked or no bake cheesecake? ›

They both are great in their own way. It all narrows down to your personal preferences. If you enjoy dense and velvety cake, a baked cheesecake is the one for you. Or if you crave some light and airy dessert post-dinner, go for the no-bake one.

Why is my no bake cheesecake gooey? ›

I'd say it's too much liquid in the cheesecake batter and it didn't set fast enough and the liquid and moisture got into the base. Baking the base would help, but I guess if you need to bake it then there's no point to make a no bake cheesecake. Buiscuits, butter and a bit of cocoa powder for the base.

What brand of cream cheese is best for cheesecake? ›

Philadelphia cream cheese is a popular brand of cream cheese that is often used in cheesecake recipes, but there are many other brands of cream cheese that can be used as well.

Should I cover no-bake cheesecake in the fridge? ›

Cover tightly with plastic wrap or aluminum foil and refrigerate for at least 6–8 hours and up to 2 days. For best results, 12 hours is best. I chill mine overnight. The longer refrigerated, the nicer the no-bake cheesecake will set up.

Can you eat Philadelphia no-bake cheesecake filling? ›

Yes, Philadelphia makes a 24-ounce tub of pre-made cheesecake filling that you can use directly from the fridge—no baking necessary. The tub has everything you want from the sugary, sweet, cream cheese filling of a cheesecake, and it's ready to serve as-is.

Can you over whip no bake cheesecake? ›

Runny Cheesecake mixtures

Sometimes, you can simply over whisk, or under whisk a mixture. I cannot explain the differences, as it can vary as to why! You need to make sure when whisking a no-bake cheesecake mixture that you keep an eye on the mixture constantly so you can see when it thickens up!

What not to do when making cheesecake? ›

Cold ingredients are a big no-no when it comes to cheesecake. If your ingredients are cold you will have to mix them longer which will whip too much air into your batter. If the cake has too much air, it will rise too much in the oven and then the middle will sink when cooling. Nobody wants a sad, sunken cheesecake.

Can you leave no bake cheesecake out overnight? ›

Leaving cheesecake out overnight is not recommended, as it can lead to food safety concerns. It should be refrigerated within 2 hours of serving to prevent spoilage and maintain its freshness.

What is a substitute for heavy cream in cheesecake? ›

A combination of half-and-half and butter makes the best all-around heavy cream substitute. Both heavy cream and half-and-half are made from cream — the distinction is that half-and-half is a mixture of cream and milk and has about a third as much as fat.

How long does no bake cheesecake last? ›

When does No Bake Cheesecake expire? If unopened and refrigerated, a homemade no bake cheesecake should last 5-7 days. Once it has been opened or sliced into, the cheesecake should ideally be consumed within 2-3 days.

What happens if you over beat cheesecake? ›

Overmixing may lead to cracks and a grainy texture

Overmixing your batter can ruin the structure and texture of your cheesecake. With a batter mainly composed of cream cheese, sugar, and egg yolks, you can quickly form cracks in your cheesecake with the excess air that comes from overmixing (via Cheesecakes World).

What is the difference between New York cheesecake and baked cheesecake? ›

Regular cheesecake relies on heavy cream and sour cream to thin the batter and create a silkier, creamier texture. New York cheesecake is heavy on the cream cheese which is why it's so dense and rich. Extra cream cheese isn't the only thing that makes New York cheesecake so special.

What is the difference between baked cheesecake and continental cheesecake? ›

Continental Cheesecakes

A cold set creamy cheesecake that is much lighter than traditional baked cheesecake, but preferred by many - especially the munchkins.

Why does cheesecake not taste like cheese? ›

But, the secret is that it's sweetened by sugar which balances the sharpness of the cream cheese. Even with the added sugar, you'll still find that cheesecake has a tarty taste. These flavors work together to make a delicious and balanced dessert, which melts in the mouth.

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