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Viral Yogurt Cheesecake Tub (Biscoff Version)

This is the viral Japanese yogurt dessert, but upgraded.

Prep

10m

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Open the yogurt tub and spoon out about one quarter into a bowl. This gives room to mix properly without mess.

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For

6

M

I

500

g

Natural Greek yogurt, thick, not Greek-style

120

g

Full-fat cream cheese, softened

3-4

tbsp

Runny honey, to taste

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Per Serving

Calories

290kcal

Fat

13g

Carbs

26g

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Notes

Stir properly at the start, lumps of cream cheese will ruin the texture | Push biscuits in whole, breaking them speeds up sogginess | Chill uncovered for the first 30 minutes if it feels loose, then cover | Digestives or ginger nuts instead of Biscoff | Lemon zest instead of vanilla for a sharper cheesecake vibe | Swap honey for maple syrup or date syrup | Add a thin layer of melted Biscoff spread on top if you want full chaos | Keeps in the fridge for up to 3 days. Biscuits soften more over time, so best eaten day 1–2.

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Lesley L

a month ago

Made this. Used maple syrup instead of honey. Put it into two glasses. It was yummy.

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Tyler

a month ago

Maple syrup twist sounds tasty, Lesley! 🍁 Thanks for sharing!

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Viral Yogurt Cheesecake Tub (Biscoff Version)

This is the viral Japanese yogurt dessert, but upgraded.

Prep

10m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Open the yogurt tub and spoon out about one quarter into a bowl. This gives room to mix properly without mess.

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For

6

M

I

500

g

Natural Greek yogurt, thick, not Greek-style

120

g

Full-fat cream cheese, softened

3-4

tbsp

Runny honey, to taste

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Per Serving

Calories

290kcal

Fat

13g

Carbs

26g

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Notes

Stir properly at the start, lumps of cream cheese will ruin the texture | Push biscuits in whole, breaking them speeds up sogginess | Chill uncovered for the first 30 minutes if it feels loose, then cover | Digestives or ginger nuts instead of Biscoff | Lemon zest instead of vanilla for a sharper cheesecake vibe | Swap honey for maple syrup or date syrup | Add a thin layer of melted Biscoff spread on top if you want full chaos | Keeps in the fridge for up to 3 days. Biscuits soften more over time, so best eaten day 1–2.

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Lesley L

a month ago

Made this. Used maple syrup instead of honey. Put it into two glasses. It was yummy.

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Tyler

a month ago

Maple syrup twist sounds tasty, Lesley! 🍁 Thanks for sharing!

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