Easy 8 ingredient, No Bake Mango Cheesecake Mousse Jars are insanely delicious and the creamiest dessert jars! Perfect weekend treat and perfect for gifting!
It's not easy being away from the blog for a week, but this time I really didn't realise it had been this long. My musician brother in law just got married and we brought home his beautiful bride. The last one week has been full of celebration and dancing and music and all kinds of madness and I almost didn't want it to end. But it did, and now I'm finally sitting on my desk in my pyjamas and it's business as usual. And I'm bringing in the weekend with these No Bake Mango Cheesecake Mousse Jars, that also went up on KitchenAid India's blog. I know mango season is over but I couldn't resist giving you just one last mango recipe in case you are like me and have a freezer full of mango puree
I've done the cheesecake jar thingy before with my Passion Fruit Cheesecake Jars and I can say with experience that they disappear in minutes.
Don't they look stunning? And I love the fact that they are so carry-friendly aka just pack them in your picnic basket and take them out to make the most of this awesome weather while it lasts.
You don't need to switch on the oven or need a loooong ingredient list because these cheesecake jars are just 8 ingredients and totally no bake! I'm looking at you my no-oven-microwave-only friends. No excuses for dessert this time.
Clearly I couldn't decide what to call these tiny dessert bombs which is why they are called No Bake Mango Cheesecake Mousse Jars. Because you know how it is. The texture is so smooth and mousse like but the taste is totally cheesecake. So my mouth just lost it's ability to decide after one bite. Which is all okay. We can live with this name.
I also love serving them in mis-matched jars because obviously...cooler! And a total conversation starter at the party. And me being me, have an odd collection of jars and bottles that I seem to have collected over the years.
If you were wondering, (and if you were, then I know you've been at My Food Story often enough) this is exactly where the Mango Cheesecake Ice Cream came from! It was this happy accident that made the most delicious, creamy, cheesecake like ice cream. Which has totally blown our mind away!
Now if you are on board with the whole mango thingy, and don't mind having to call these no bake jars cheesecake and mousse I'll share the recipe with you. With all my love.
And if you are that mango person who can't get enough, I have 13 insanely delicious ways for you to eat mangoes in savoury dishes too! Yaasssssssssss!
We love Desserts In a Jar:
- No Bake Strawberry Cheesecake Jars
- 8 ingredient Passion Fruit Cheesecake Jars
- Intense Eggless Chocolate Mousse
- Baileys Tiramisu Trifle Cups (without egg)
- Mini Mango Cheesecakes (Eggless and No Bake)
No Bake Mango Cheesecake Mousse Jars
Ingredients
- 100 grams (0.5 cups) Heavy Cream
- 1 cup (255 g) Mango Puree
- 225 grams (1 cups) Cream Cheese at room temperature
- ¼ cup (50 g) Caster Sugar + 2 tablespoons
- 1 teaspoon Vanilla Extract
- 1 cup Granola
- 2 ½ tablespoons Butter melted
- Chopped mangoes and other fruits for topping
Instructions
- Add heavy cream to the bowl of the KitchenAid Stand Mixer with the whisk attachment and beat on medium high speed till you achieve soft peaks. If you don't have a stand mixer, feel free to use a hand mixer.
- Once the cream reaches soft peaks, add mango puree, cream cheese, ¼ cup caster sugar and vanilla extract. Whisk for a minute or so till combined well.
- Pulse the granola a few times in a food processor till it resembles bread crumbs. Add butter and two tablespoons sugar to this and combine. Set aside.
- To assemble the jars, divide the granola mixture into 6 jars. I used the back of a spoon to press the granola mixture evenly in the jars. Pipe the cheesecake mixture into each jar, equally divided. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours. Top with chopped mangoes and other fruits just before serving.
Notes
- Heavy Cream has a minimum of 36% fat percentage. Check this information before buying it. This is important to achieve soft peaks when whipping.Â
- Once whipped, add the remaining ingredients and combine by whisking for less than a minute or folding using a rubber spatula. This helps retain the air whipped into the cream.Â
- Easily swap out mango puree for any other fruit puree such as strawberry or raspberry!
Nutrition
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Linda Shearsmith says
Can I freeze these I am trying to do ahead for a party I am planning
Richa says
I haven't tried freezing these but they'll stay good refrigerated for two days
Muskaan says
This looks yum. Can you please put up a recipe for an actual mango cheesecake? Would love to try that out. Thanks
Richa says
Sure thing! Next season 🙂
Alita says
I have been craving for cheese cake for a while now this has been the perfect comfort dessert during this lockdown time. I could hv get graham crackers so used digestive biscuits and it was delish with the fresh mango and mint on top!! Definitely going to make it more often! Thank u
Richa says
Sounds perfect! Thank you so much for leaving a comment Alita! So happy you enjoyed it!
Eva says
Really nice, I cut down on the sugar and used sweetened mango purée. Added a bit of lemon juice as well. Loved it thanks.
Richa says
Thanks! So glad you liked it!
CC says
This looks amazing.
But I need to have a nut free version due to an allergy.
Can you recommend a substitute for the granola (which almost always has nuts)???
Richa says
Hey CC, you can use digestive biscuits or graham crackers and pulse them in the food processor to powder them and use them in place of granola
Annette says
how will it serve in a 8 x 13 glass dish?
Deepa Krishnamurthy says
Hi Richa, looks like a lovely recipe - I want to make about 60 small servings of this for a party this weekend, can I make these a day in advance, and pipe these in sugar tarts? Thanks
Richa says
Hey Deepa, I'm sorry I'm replying so late to your query - you can make this in advance, and they would be perfect as a topping on sugar tarts.
Erum says
Hey which cream cheese did you use?
Richa says
Hey! I used Britannia's Cream Cheese but you can use Philadelphia Cream Cheese if that's more easily available
Mrs zee says
Can u plz tell me is mango puree simply well blended mangoes? Or does it have a separate recipe?
Richa says
Its just blended mangoes. I hope you try these!
SURJIT CHADHA says
Can it be possible without cream cheese, because some time we don't get that
Richa says
You can try substituting it with freshly made paneer, but you'll have to whip the paneer to make sure its not grainy.
Namrata Soni says
Hi Richa,
I wanted to make this recipe for an upcoming party. Most of the no-bake cheesecake recipes have gelatin but yours doesn't. Will the cheesecake settle properly?
richagupta says
Hey Namrata, short answer - it does because after refrigeration, the cream cheese and whipped cream come to a soft set. Long answer - since the cheesecake is served in jars, it has a more creamy ice cream like consistency so that people can eat dig into their jar/serving glass and eat it by the spoonful. This recipe is not recommended for a cheesecake cake since it doesn't have gelatin like you said, but is specifically made for single serving cheesecake jars/glasses which look beautiful, and don't need a super set cheesecake.
Richa Gupta says
Hey Gayathri! I used Amul Whipping Cream which is available in the market, but you can also use Elle & Vire; Puck or any cream which whips well and has a high fat content.
Gayathri says
Yummulicious. Can I know which brand heavy cream did ya use.