Chocolate Marble Cheesecake

Chocolate Marble Cheesecake is a dessert recipe ready in 4 h 30 min. It makes 10 servings, each 570 kcal with 6 g protein. Beginner level, 8 ingredients.

Recipe by @mariaslittlekitchen_, adapted and measured by Cookpath.

  • 4 h 30 mintotal
  • Beginnerlevel
  • 570kcal a serving
  • 6 gprotein
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Chocolate Marble Cheesecake

What is Chocolate Marble Cheesecake

A cheesecake on a biscuit and chocolate wafer crumb base with a whipped cream cheese filling marbled with milk and white chocolate.

How to make Chocolate Marble Cheesecake

Tips from the cook

  • Melt the chocolate briefly over steam.
  • Chill at least 4 hours.
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Chocolate Marble Cheesecake substitutions

Out of something, or cooking around an allergy. Each swap was checked against a source.

Plain biscuits1 option
  • Gluten-free digestive-style biscuits 1:1 by weight

    May need a bit more butter.

Butter2 options
  • Vegan/dairy-free butter block 1:1 by weight

    Soft tub margarine fails in pastry and cheesecake base.

  • Olive oil use about 3/4 as much by volume

    Not for creaming or pastry; base goes oily.

Milk3 options
  • Unsweetened soy drink 1:1

    Thickens less than dairy.

    Still contains soy.

  • Gluten-free oat drink 1:1

    Must be labelled gluten-free.

  • Unsweetened almond drink 1:1

    Thin; tree nut.

    Still contains tree nuts.

Hazelnut chocolate bar0 option
    Cream cheese2 options
    • Dairy-free cream cheese (tofu/oat/coconut based) 1:1 by weight

      Cashew versions carry nuts.

      Still contains soy.

    • Silken tofu blended with lemon and coconut oil 1:1

      Needs chilling.

      Still contains soy.

    Heavy cream2 options
    • Oat cooking cream (GF-labelled) or soy cream 1:1

      Does not whip.

      Still contains soy.

    • Coconut cream (top layer of can) 1:1

      Coconut flavour.

    Milk chocolate1 option
    • Dark chocolate (label must show no milk) plus coconut milk powder from a truly dairy-free brand 80 g dark chocolate per 100 g milk chocolate, plus 1 tbsp coconut milk powder

      Page gives this mix with dairy milk powder; most coconut powders contain caseinate (dairy); dark chocolate often has soy lecithin; strong coconut taste.

      Still contains soy.

    White chocolate2 options
    • Homemade dairy-free white chocolate (cacao butter, sweetener, cashew or almond butter in place of milk powder) 1:1 by weight; page recipe

      Still tree nuts.

      Still contains tree nuts.

    • Vegan white chocolate (cacao butter, plant milk, sweetener) 1:1 by weight; check label

      Plant milks can be almond or soy.