
This luscious Biscoff cheesecake has been my go-to dessert for dinner parties and special occasions when I want something impressive but simple. It combines a crunchy biscuit base with a silky smooth cream cheese filling and a glossy layer of melted Biscoff spread on top. With just five ingredients, minimal effort, and no baking involved, this treat is perfect for making ahead and chilling until it slices neatly, delivering a decadent yet easy dessert your guests will remember.
I made this one holiday evening for friends and ended up writing the recipe on napkins because everyone was hooked. Now it is a family favorite that always gets requested.
Ingredients
- Biscoff biscuits: crushed for the base making a signature caramel crunch. Look for the Lotus brand and crush finely for a firm crust
- Unsalted butter: melted to bind the biscuit crumbs ensuring a sturdy and flavorful foundation. Use fresh quality butter for best taste
- Double cream: for a light, creamy filling. Always use chilled cream and check labels for full fat content
- Full fat cream cheese: providing tang and richness. Drain any excess liquid and choose smooth brands such as Philadelphia
- Biscoff spread: brings the full cookie butter flavor to the filling and topping. Use the smooth type and gently warm before spreading
Instructions
- Make the Base:
- Combine crushed Biscoff biscuits with melted butter in a mixing bowl. Stir thoroughly until all crumbs are coated and resemble wet sand. Pour into a springform cake tin pressing firmly with the back of a spoon to create an even layer. Refrigerate until set.
- Mix the Filling:
- In a large bowl whisk together double cream, full fat cream cheese, and Biscoff spread. Start with the cream and blend until very thick, almost like soft scoop ice cream. Using an electric mixer will speed this up and give the best texture.
- Assemble the Cheesecake:
- Remove the chilled biscuit base from the fridge and pour the cheesecake mixture over it. Smooth the top evenly with a spatula making sure there are no air pockets.
- Chill the Cheesecake:
- Cover and refrigerate for at least three hours or preferably overnight. This allows the filling to set firmly, so it slices cleanly.
- Add the Topping:
- Gently melt extra Biscoff spread in a pan until just pourable and cool to lukewarm. Pour over the chilled cheesecake while still in the tin, tilting the tin to cover the surface evenly. Sprinkle crushed Biscoff biscuits around the edge as a decorative border.
- Final Chill and Serve:
- Refrigerate for at least one additional hour to set the topping. Carefully run a warmed knife around the edge to release the cheesecake, then lift it onto a plate. Slice with a sharp knife cleaned between cuts for neat pieces.

Biscoff spread is hands down my favorite part of this dessert. I always sneak a spoonful while preparing it. My kids love helping with the biscuit topping, and it brings back memories of cozy winter afternoons spent together in the kitchen.
Storage Tips
Keep the cheesecake covered in the fridge where it will stay fresh for up to three days. If making in advance, wrap tightly and freeze. Thaw overnight in the fridge before serving. The texture holds up surprisingly well.
Ingredient Substitutions
If Biscoff biscuits are not available, gingernuts or digestive biscuits can be used but the flavor will differ. Substitute heavy cream for double cream if that is what you have. For extra richness, try swirling in some melted white chocolate into the filling.
Serving Suggestions
Serve chilled with a strong cup of coffee or leave at room temperature for a softer bite. Add a dollop of whipped cream or sprinkle extra crushed biscuits on top for added crunch. A drizzle of caramel or dark chocolate sauce brings extra indulgence for special occasions.

This no bake Biscoff cheesecake is perfect to make ahead for guests. Chill thoroughly before slicing for the cleanest results.
Common Questions About the Recipe
- → What type of biscuits work best for the base?
Biscoff biscuits offer the signature caramel crunch, but digestive or gingernut biscuits can be used as alternatives.
- → What tin size is ideal for this dessert?
A 7-inch springform or loose-bottom tin helps achieve neat slices and easy release.
- → Can ingredients be substituted if needed?
Heavy cream may replace double cream, and most full-fat cream cheeses work well though texture might vary.
- → How long should it chill before serving?
Chill at least three hours, preferably overnight, for firm filling and smooth slicing.
- → Is this dessert suitable for freezing?
Yes, it freezes well for up to one month. Thaw overnight in the fridge for best results.