Layered Blackberry Cheesecake Jars Recipe

Recipe suitable from six months old
 

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    If there is a recipe you should try then this layered blackberry cheesecake has to be it!

    I love the simplicity of this recipe, using little ingredients for a giant taste!

    I thought this would be a little sophisticated for my 2 year old, but he absolutely loved it and gobbled it down so fast!

    This is such a simple cheesecake recipe, you could double the ingredients to make a cheesecake for the family or simply add it into more pots!

    The blackberries make this cheesecake different and it’s a nice change from having a lemon or strawberry cheesecake!

    The weetabix makes you think you’re indulging into a digestive as it gives a little crunch on top of the cheesecake, but it is actually just a breakfast cereal.

    I love the way this cheesecake looks! Layered with delicious ingredients that all complement each other so well!

    This is such a winner in our home! Give it a go and let me know what you think!


    Ingredient information

    Greek yogurt - The favourite ingredient of my son! A great base for this cheesecake!

    Cream cheese - I find myself using cream cheese a lot in recipes for my son, I like that I have used cream cheese in a dessert!

    Double cream - the reason I have used the extra thick double cream is because this speeds up the whole process! It means you do not have to whip up the double cream!

    Blackberries - so sweet and colourful! You could use any berry of your choice, if blackberries aren’t your thing!

    Wheat bisk - I love the fact these can be used in so many recipes, not just a breakfast with milk! Packed with iron too!

    Jars of layered blackberry cheesecake toddler food

    Serving suggestion

    If you wanted to serve this with more blackberries or even a little more cream you could! But this dessert is perfect on its own!

    Jars of layered blackberry cheesecake toddler food

    Storage instructions

    If you are making this ahead of time to store in the fridge, I would personally leave the Weetabix out and just sprinkle the Weetabix on top when you are ready to eat if you want some crunch! If you don’t mind not having any crunch, you can make this as per the recipe and store in the fridge for up to 2 days!

    Recipe | Layered Blackberry Cheesecake

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    Makes 2-4 cheesecakes

    • 4 tablespoons Greek yogurt

    • 2 tablespoons cream cheese

    • 3 tablespoons extra thick double cream

    • 8 blackberries, mashed

    • 1 wheat bisk, crushed

    Instructions

    1. Grab a jar or bowl, and set aside!

    2. Start by mixing the cream, yogurt and cream cheese together in a bowl until smooth.

    3. Start layering the cheesecake by using 2 teaspoons blackberries and placing in a jar or bowl.

    4. Then go in with 1 tablespoon of the cheesecake mixture.

    5. Then a sprinkling of the wheat biscuit.

    6. Layer again the same way and you have your yummy dessert.

      Hope you and your family enjoy!

    Recipe notes

    If you wanted to make this recipe vegan/dairy free, all you will need to do is swap the yogurt and cream for a dairy free option! Elmlea do a good plant based cream! To make the recipe gluten free you could leave the Weetabix out or sprinkle with some flaxseed!


    Jars of layered blackberry cheesecake toddler food

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    Lindsay

    This article was written by Lindsay, the creator and owner of The Petit Spoon, who is on a mission to provide quick and easy to follow, affordable baby-led weaning recipes. With a background in child nutrition and hospitality, Lindsay understands the importance of nourishing little ones with wholesome foods that support their growth and development.

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