Jubilee No-bake Cheesecake

Well I couldn’t let talk of picnics this summer go by without sharing a pudding with you. Especially when it’s in a rather patriotic red, white and blue.

These individual no bake cheesecakes are just the ticket; quick, yummy and require very little effort.

I decided to make mine in nutella jars. Do you keep yours? If you hang on to the lids as well then they become the perfect transportable container for all kinds of treats. Though tumblers work just as well, I had to use one as I ran out of jars.

What I will say here is do feel free to reduce the amount of blueberries. We love them so I was rather excessive – plus they were on offer at the time so it seemed daft not to indulge – but there’s really no reason why the top should be covered.

If you were making these for adults only, then how about adding a splash of raspberry liquor when you’re whizzing up the berries?

Jubilee Cheesecake

Makes 6 nutella jar/tumbler sized individual cheesecakes. Or one larger one!

For the base

100g digestive biscuits

50g melted butter

For the raspberry layer

250g raspberries

2 tbsps icing sugar

For the cheesecake

300g full fat cream cheese

120ml double cream

5 tbsps icing sugar

To top

300g blueberries

 

Start with the base. Blitz the digestive biscuits in a food processor until they are reduced to crumbs. Alternatively pop them in a bag and bash with a rolling pin! Add the melted butter, mix to combine and divide between the jars. Chill in the fridge.

Place the raspberries and 2 tablespoons of icing sugar in a food processor and blend until smooth. Divide between the jars and chill again whilst you make the cheesecake.

Beat the cream cheese, cream and icing sugar together until smooth. Divide between the jars and smooth the surface with the back of a teaspoon. Top with the blueberries and chill until needed.

Notes:

These are happy to be made the day before and left in the fridge until needed.

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About Sian Reynolds

I'm Sian, mother to a three year old who thinks she’s a teenager and a husband who has issues with cows. Both have insatiable appetites and are rather fond of cake. And chocolate. And cheese. Freelance this and that, coffee drinker, food blogger. I seem to spend most of my time in the kitchen, with one eye on the laptop and the other watching the toddler run around with a colander on her head.

25. May 2012 by Sian Reynolds
Categories: Puddings, Sweet Treats | Tags: , , , , , | 12 comments

  • http://twitter.com/romanianmum Romanianmum

    Yummy! Might try this weekend! Need to buy some things first then!

    • http://fishfingersfortea.co.uk/ Fishfingers for tea

      Thank You :-) Enjoy if you do make them! 

  • Katie

    Fantastic idea – they look seriously good. I’m a big fan of desserts in pots – and shall now be switching to buying nutella in smaller jars from the huge ones I normally get! In France I also love the fun little lidded glass jars mustard come in.

    • http://fishfingersfortea.co.uk/ Fishfingers for tea

      Thanks Katie. Those mustard jars are very sweet! I have a slight problem with jars, Rich thinks they just clutter up the place but I can usually find a use for them ;-)  

  • http://www.aworkingmotherschatter.blogspot.com/ Pollylou

    Oh wow yum and so easy too.

    • http://fishfingersfortea.co.uk/ Fishfingers for tea

      It really is easy! Perfect for when it’s hot or you’re just running short on time!

  • http://www.ritacooksitalian.com/ ritacooksitalian

    What refreshing dessert. I prefer adding the liquor to my tumbler… I love the patriotic colours! PS Your blog looks fantastic. You have a great new layout.

    • http://fishfingersfortea.co.uk/ Fishfingers for tea

      Thanks Rita, on all counts! 

  • Workinglondonmummy

    Nice, love the flavours perfect for this sunny weather

    • http://fishfingersfortea.co.uk/ Fishfingers for tea

      Thank you lovely :-)  

  • http://culinarytravels.co.uk/ George@CulinaryTravels

    Just perfect for this time of year.  Nice ‘flag’ concept too :)

    • http://fishfingersfortea.co.uk/ Fishfingers for tea

      Thank you :-) And thanks for stopping by!