Here's a raw blueberry cheesecake tart—perfect for making cheesecake bars.
It's a simple raw cheesecake using cashews and fresh blueberries. I found myself wanting cheesecake snack bars that were ice-box cold, and I also had a huge box of blueberries. This recipe is fairly easy; it just requires time and a food processor or high-speed blender.
There's three layers to this baby: crust layer, followed by the cheesecake layer, and finally the blueberries. I have a feeling any berry will top well, and I'm eager to try raspberries and blackberries. Or let it go topless.
Let me know if you try any variations—like maybe using another cookie dough for the crust, or using one of my pie crusts. Raw or otherwise. Enjoy!
Sheri says
Hello,
The directions for the crust include butter, but the list of ingredients for the crust do not list butter.
Thank you in advance for the correction.
Erica says
Thanks for catching that! It should say "coconut oil" so I just changed it.
Jillian says
Can you use a cashew substitute for this recipe? Im on the GAPS diet thank you!
Erica says
Sorry I don't have a substitute.
KarenWnyc says
Thank you, Erica! I've been using your site for years now and your recipes are the ONLY ones I can use without pre-tasting when cooking for company. That's remarkable !! Your testing ethic is evident and much appreciated!
Erica says
Thank you so much for the kind words! Much appreciated 🙂
Karen Warren says
Erica - can you please provide Nutritional info? I would be so grateful; I am trying to help a friend with type II diabetes.
Erica says
Done! Best wishes
Karen Warren says
Thank you thank you thank you! I'd like to mention that lemon juice is now missing from your recipe. I am pretty darn sure it was there before...my daughter and I have been making this for quite some time now. I just made a batch of the cream cheese and it didn't taste right, So I reread the recipe a couple times and I said hmmm, lemon juice!
Erica says
I just fixed this! Thank you so much for flagging this. Converting the recipes has been a time consuming task and I've messed up some of the recipes as a result. So sorry!! Yes, I left out the lemon juice. It's back now. Whew.
Julia says
Looks amazing… Is this cake meant to be eaten only frozen?
Erica says
no, eat it any way you like - thawed, frozen, but do eat it cold. Cheers!
Heather says
Making this tonight! I just wanted to tell you I LOVE YOUR SITE!! I've made a few recipes and they all taste amazing! Because of this website I have done a 95% scd diet while pregnant. So thank you 🙂
Erica says
Aw, thanks!
Melissa says
This is my favourite scd dessert recipe! Thank you so much. Here's my pic of my second attempt...
https://twitter.com/melissa56555453/status/536612130402086912
Erica says
That looks great! Enjoy!
Jodi says
Beautiful pictures, can't wait to try it! So many recipes....so little time.
Erica says
Thanks, Jodi! Yes, I need more time too!
Ariella says
These look amazing and so easy! thanks for the recipe!
Erica says
You're welcome!
Amy DeSouza says
Thank you for this! My daughter can't do almond flour - but coconut. Do you know what the measurements should be for this replacement?
Erica says
I guess you mean for the crust—replace the almond flour with a ground seed flour such as pumpkin, or use ground cashew or other nut that she can handle. The measurements are the same (2 cups). Caveat: I haven't tested this yet. I wouldn't replace with just coconut flour, it's too dry on it's own with just coconut flour (try a crust from my new cookbook if you're looking for a crust that uses some coconut flour).
Amy DeSouza says
Will do and thank you!!
Deanna says
My daughter can't do nuts but coconut okay too, what could be used instead of cashews or nuts? Thanks 🙂 Poor love is allergic to dairy, eggs, nuts, soy, fish and apples 🙁 Peanuts okay and coconuts okay and shellfish okay 🙂
Erica says
Oh wow, sorry. That's challenging. You can't sub with coconut. You can try tofu if you're not eliminating soy.