Vegan Champagne Cheesecake

Vegan Champagne Cheesecake comin’ at ya HOT! Or rather, cold, because this easy celebratory dessert is no-bake and therefore no-fuss and therefore awesome. Combining the killer flavors of a classic cheesecake and a glass of bubbly, these decadent little desserts are the perfect way to turn any ordinary dinner into a celebration of delicious proportions!

This easy vegan champagne cheesecake recipe is the perfect way to celebrate! Made with 7 simple ingredients, these tofu-based desserts combine the classic flavor of cheesecake with the celebratory spirit of champagne so perfectly I could cry! #vegan #cheesecake #dairyfree #tofu // plantpowercouple.com

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I love champagne. I love drinking it, opening it, holding the elegant glass in my hand whilst I stare at the little bubbles doing their bubbly thing. It is beyond a shadow of a doubt, my favorite beverage AND my favorite way to celebrate literally anything.

And now, I can add cooking with it to that list! Because holy mother of all things delicious, how did I not think of this sooner?!

Now, if you’ve been following us for any length of time, you already know how much we looove infusing our dishes with booze. From our crazy-delicious beer cheese soup and our avocado tequila lime pasta to our award-winning boozy bac’n mac & cheese and this killer vodka-infused vegan jerky, nothing says “fun” quite like adding a bit of liquor to your dinner. Or in this case, dessert!

So, when I realized it’s totally possible to apply that same logic to my favorite beverage, my mind went wild with the possibilities. I had been wanting to adapt our cream cheese recipe to make a cheesecake for a looong time. When these two ideas collided, I was 100% sold.

After a few test runs and a lot of taste testing, I have finally landed on the purrrfect recipe for the vegan champagne cheesecake of my dreams. Eeeeeee, I’m so excited to share this with you. I could pop a cork of bubbly RIGHT NOW! 🙂

How to Make Vegan Champagne Cheesecake

Okay, let’s talk ingredients. This vegan champagne cheesecake requires only seven simple, easy-to-find ingredients and about 10 minutes of active time. And that’s calculated whilst leisurely sipping on a glass of champagne which is highly encouraged.

It’s tofu-based and therefore PACKED with protein. This totally makes it a health food, yes? Either way, I’m going to keep telling myself that. 😉

Overhead photo of all the ingredients you need to make vegan tofu cheesecakes

After pressing the water out of your tofu, you’ll add it to your food processor with some refined coconut oil (the secret to achieving a firmer cheesecake texture), powdered sugar, lemon juice, vanilla, sea salt, and yes – champagne!

Process that stuff until the oil emulsifies and the mixture goes from rough and kinda weirdly “chunky” looking (sorry, could not find a better word) to smooth and luscious and shiny AF. That’s when you know it’s ready!

Next, you’ll pour this delectable mixture into your pie crust. You have a few options here: We used these adorable pre-made mini graham cracker crusts that happen to be accidentally vegan. Sooo many pie crusts at your local grocery store are also vegan, but the graham cracker crusts sometimes contain honey so read your ingredients. You can use one large crust if that’s more your style. You can also make your own at home!

Another option would be to line a muffin tin with some plastic wrap and make crust-less cheesecakes. You cannot go wrong with this vegan champagne cheesecake on your side!

Once your filling is all settled in your crusts, place ’em in the fridge for about 2 hours (or overnight for best results) to let that coconut oil work its magic. The result will be perfectly firm, delicious, champagne-infused dessert that will knock your socks off!

A grid with three photos showing the process of making easy vegan cheesecake out of tofu in the blender

How to Serve This Vegan Champagne Cheesecake

And for those of you wondering, YES! You can totally taste the champagne in these vegan champagne cheesecakes.

They pair perfectly with a glass of bubbly and some fresh strawberries or topped with cherry pie filling! I totally cannot take credit for that idea though; it was allll T! Leave it to him to incorporate healthy fruits into any dessert, lol! But I didn’t even mind because this is amazing and totally next-level.

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This easy vegan champagne cheesecake recipe is the perfect way to celebrate! Made with 7 simple ingredients, these tofu-based desserts combine the classic flavor of cheesecake with the celebratory spirit of champagne so perfectly I could cry! #vegan #cheesecake #dairyfree #tofu // plantpowercouple.com

Give this vegan cheesecake a try!

If you adore the idea of marrying the classic flavor of cheesecake with the celebratory spirit of champagne as much as I do, you have got to try this recipe! It would be the perfect recipe for a date-night-in, birthday, holiday, or congrats-on-making-it-to-Friday celebration.

However you make it and whatever you’re celebrating, we’d love to hear what you thought of this recipe! Rate the recipe and leave a comment below, or tag us in your photos on Instagram. If you’re not already following along, we’re @theplantpowercouple with the “the”.

We can’t wait to hear what you think. Cheers!

This easy vegan champagne cheesecake recipe is the perfect way to celebrate! Made with 7 simple ingredients, these tofu-based desserts combine the classic flavor of cheesecake with the celebratory spirit of champagne so perfectly I could cry! #vegan #cheesecake #dairyfree #tofu // plantpowercouple.com

Vegan Champagne Cheesecake

Brittany Roche
Vegan Champagne Cheesecake comin' at ya HOT...or rather, cold, because this easy celebratory dessert is no-bake and therefore no-fuss and therefore awesome. Combining the killer flavors of a classic cheesecake and a glass of bubbly, these decadent little desserts are the perfect way to turn any ordinary dinner into a celebration of delicious proportions!
5 from 1 vote
Servings 12 mini cheesecakes

Ingredients
  

  • 12 mini graham cracker crusts*

For the filling:

Instructions
 

  • Add all the filling ingredients to your food processor or blender and blend on high for 2-3 minutes, stopping to scrape the sides as needed. You want to blend it long enough for the oil to emulsify; you'll know it's ready when the mixture becomes beautifully smooth and shiny.
  • Pour the filling into your crusts (see notes on crust options) and set them in the fridge for at least 2 hours or overnight to set.
  • Serve with more champagne, strawberries, etc. and ENJOY!

Notes

*CRUST OPTIONS: We find that a lot of the pre-made graham cracker crusts at our local grocery store are vegan, but be sure to check the ingredients because some contain honey. You can make this recipe gluten-free by using a gluten-free crust. Homemade crust works too, or line a muffin tin with plastic wrap and make crust-less cheesecakes!
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This easy vegan champagne cheesecake recipe is the perfect way to celebrate! Made with 7 simple ingredients, these tofu-based desserts combine the classic flavor of cheesecake with the celebratory spirit of champagne so perfectly I could cry! #vegan #cheesecake #dairyfree #tofu // plantpowercouple.com

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11 Comments

  1. When did champagne cheesecake become a thing and why didn't I know about this sooner! Love the idea of sipping on a glass of bubbly while I munch my way through these.
  2. Do you use the tofu that is packed in water or the MoriNu type? I still haven't figured out completely if they are interchangeable or how to know which one to use if a recipe doesn't specify. By the way, your recipe for "Life-changing Chickenless bouillon" is fantastic. I was out of Italian seasoning, or perhaps the cat hide it, so I chose to sub poultry seasoning. I made some gravy with it using cornstarch to thicken and smothered some biscuits. Delicious!! I also made your Broccoli Blender Soup. Oh my, nights of working the switchboard and freezing just got a whole lot warmer. I can't wait to make more and share it with my coworkers. A cup of bouillon will also be nice to sip on while working. I am enjoying and my family has been very happy with my exploring your recipes and are looking forward to trying more. I feel like I could write a whole little book just to review all of your recipes lol.... Thank you for sharing all of this with us.
    1. Hi, Lisa! Wow, thank you so much for your kind words. We are THRILLED to hear how much you and your family are enjoying our recipes. :) To answer your tofu question, only use the MoriNu tofu if a recipe specifies "silken tofu". Otherwise, like in this recipe, us the regular stuff. Hope that helps and please let me know if you have any other questions!
    1. Hi, Laura! Yes, you can definitely cut the alcohol. You may want to sub some water or a splash of ACV to get your blender going though. Another option would be some sparkling cider or sparkling white grape juice. Let us know if you try it!
      1. I wrote my comment before I seen yours oppsie 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️
    2. Would like an answer to this as well.. always looking for an easy cheesecake recipe but kinda stunned on what to sub for the alcohol.
  3. I’m about to embark on this amazing journey - vegan champagne cheesecake! Quick Q (if you’re awake - I’m in Cape Town) - how many tarts does this recipe make? I’m going to do a 20cm one, and am thinking I should double up? Sorry if I’ve missed this info somewhere... x Janéne

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