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No Bake Matcha Oreo Cheesecake (2)

Easy Matcha Oreo Cheesecake Recipe

This no-bake Matcha Oreo Cheesecake is creamy, refreshing, and effortless to make. With a crisp Oreo crust, smooth matcha cheesecake filling, and crunchy Oreo topping, it's the perfect chilled dessert for summer or any occasion.
Prep Time 40 minutes
Cook Time 5 minutes
Chilling Time 4 hours
Course Dessert
Cuisine American
Servings 4

Ingredients
  

Base – Oreo cookie crust

  • 70 g Oreo cookies cream removed
  • 40 g unsalted butter softened or melted over warm water

Filling – Matcha cheesecake layer

  • 100 g cream cheese softened at room temperature, block-style
  • 25 g honey adjust to taste, up to 60g if sweeter preferred; powdered sugar works too
  • 150 ml heavy cream 20–35% fat, chilled 4 hours or more
  • 8 g matcha powder high quality; reserve 2g for decoration if desired
  • 2 gelatin sheets about 10g, softened in cold water 10–15 minutes, then squeezed dry
  • 50 ml whole milk for dissolving gelatin; heavy cream can be used for richer flavor
  • 50 g Oreo cookie crumbs roughly crushed, some small chunks for texture

Topping

  • 4 Oreo cookies
  • 2 g matcha powder for dusting

Instructions
 

Make the Oreo cookie crust

  • Remove cream filling from Oreos, then crush cookies finely using a food processor or rolling pin.
  • Melt 40g butter and mix into the crumbs until evenly coated.
  • Press firmly into a 6-inch springform pan, using the bottom of a flat glass or spatula to compact well. Chill for 10 minutes to set.

Prepare the matcha cheesecake filling

  • Beat 100g softened cream cheese until smooth. Add 25g honey and mix until fully dissolved.
  • Stir 8g matcha powder into 50ml hot milk until lump-free.
  • Add softened gelatin sheets to the hot matcha milk, stirring until dissolved. Cool to room temperature.
  • Fold the cooled matcha milk mixture into the cream cheese mixture until smooth.
  • Whip 150ml chilled heavy cream to soft peaks (70% whipped) and fold into the mixture.
  • Stir in 50g crushed Oreos for extra texture.

Assemble and chill

  • Pour the filling over the chilled Oreo crust. Smooth the surface and tap gently to remove air bubbles (use a toothpick if needed).
  • Refrigerate for 4+ hours, or freeze for 1 hour if short on time (refrigerating gives a creamier texture).

Unmold and decorate

  • To release, wrap the mold with a warm towel for 30 seconds or use a blow dryer on low/cool for 10–15 seconds. Push up from the bottom to release the cake.
  • Dust the top with 2g matcha powder, slice into 4–8 pieces, and top each with a whole Oreo.
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