No-Bake Mint Chocolate Cheesecake

This no-bake, gluten free mint chocolate cheesecake is here to shamrock your world. With a gluten-free mint Oreo crust and a creamy, dreamy filling loaded with crushed Andes mints, it’s basically a pot of gold at the end of the dessert rainbow. Cool, chocolatey, and perfectly minty, it comes together so easily it almost feels like a little kitchen leprechaun did the work for you. No oven, no stress: just pure green goodness ready to steal the spotlight on St. Patrick’s Day.

And if you’re one of those people who claims you “don’t like chocolate and mint together,” I regret to inform you that you may simply not like joy. Because this combo? It’s clover-the-top in the best way. One bite and you’ll be feeling lucky, blessed, and maybe even a little green with dessert envy.

If loving mint + chocolate is wrong, I don’t want to be right.

Recipe and Instructions

No-bake Mint Chocolate Cheesecake

  • Servings: 10
  • Difficulty: Beginner
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A mint chocolate cheesecake perfect for St. Patrick's Day

If not gluten free, use regular mint Oreos for the crust. Greek yogurt can be replaced with an additional 8 ounces of cream cheese, and allulose can also be replaced with regular sugar.

Ingredients

CRUST
*264 g gluten free mint Oreos (about 22 Oreos)
*12 g (1 TBS) allulose
*42 g (3 TBS) melted butter

CHEESECAKE FILLING
*224 g (8 ounces) 1/3 the fat cream cheese at room temp
*96 g (1/4 cup) allulose
*226 g (1 cup) nonfat Greek yogurt, strained overnight (so approximately double the amount initially to strain overnight)
*8 ounces Cool Whip free
*1 tsp mint extract
*1 TBS vanilla extract
*1 TBS lemon juice
*Green gel dye or food coloring
*128 g (~18) Andes mints, chopped

TOPPING
*Cool Whip Free (I used 77 g)

Directions

  1. Line an 8″ springform pan with Parchment paper.
  2. Dump the Oreos in a food processor and grind until smooth before adding melted butter and allulose.
  3. Place crust mix into prepared pan and smooth to the edges (I use cooking spray on my hands to make this easier).
  4. Set in freezer for 15-30 minutes while making filling.
  5. Mix the cream cheese and allulose in a stand mixer on medium high for 2-3 minutes until fluffy and smooth.
  6. Add in the yogurt, extracts, and lemon juice.
  7. Add a drop of food coloring or gel dye, until you get the color you want to achieve (I dipped a toothpick in green gel dye and then dipped this into my batter).
  8. Fold in Cool Whip and Andes mints with a spatula until everything comes together.
  9. Pour over prepared crust and refrigerate 4 hours or overnight til set, then remove from pan.
  10. Feel free to serve as is or top with more Cool Whip (I piped 2D stars on top).
  11. Keep cheesecake covered in fridge until serving.

Nutrition

Macros
10 servings
371.6 cal/35.2 c/22.8 f/4.6 p per slice
Serving pot-of-gold energy.
Zero oven. Maximum magic.
This cheesecake is my lucky charm.

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