Another delicious cheesecake to add to the list to try – this time with my all time favourite flavour combo – Orange Chocolate Cheesecake! A rich decadent cheesecake with the Jaffa flavour I love.
Posted December 20, 2019, Updated December 1, 2025

I have managed to incorporate the delicious orange chocolate flavour into every layer! The base is a Jaffa biscuit, an orange biscuit with a chocolate topping, the filling is my easy no bake cheesecake filling with orange chocolate melted into it, then I have topped this with the kiwi classic Jaffas! Are these available elsewhere in the world? They have a chocolate centre and a lovely crunchy orange outside.
My no bake cheesecake is so incredibly versatile, I have used it now in several recipes that you can find on the website, everything from Caramilk, to Oreo and Strawberry. There are only a few ingredients and it is super simple and quick to whip up. The base recipe remains the same while you then add any chocolate you choose! In this case I have used whittakers mini bars, and added this to the silky cheesecake filling.
If this chocolate is unavailable where you are there may be an alternative – try Terrys Chocolate Orange!
The base is so simple, simply combine crushed biscuits with butter to create a lovely flavoursome crunch. Our local supermarket sells Jaffa biscuits, which are delicious! They are a orange biscuit topped with chocolate, so so good! They are perfect to use in this recipe. Or alternatively you could use a normal basic biscuit and add chocolate chips and loads of orange zest! This recipe is just so versatile.
See the end of this post for a screenshot of the ingredients I used if you wish to try and source them where you live.
Have you made any of my other cheesecakes? I am loving coming up with new and interesting ways to make my base recipe more and more delicious!
You can find several of them below, simply click on them to go to the recipe
Scorched Almond Cheesecake
Caramilk Cheesecake
Strawberry Shortcake Cheesecake
Oreo & White Chocolate Cheesecake
Caramello Cheesecake
You will need a few kitchen appliances to make this cheesecake, certainly it makes it easier! Ideally you will want a food processor to crush the biscuits but you can of course use a bag and a rolling pin and get smashing! A food mixer or processor for the filling means you can whip the cream cheese until it is completely silky. This is an important step to getting a lovely smooth cheesecake. Mixing by hand really won’t get the same result.
Onto the recipe, I hope you enjoy this lovely Orange Chocolate Cheesecake
Orange Chocolate Cheesecake
Absolutely delicious Orange Chocolate Cheesecake, silky no bake filling with a biscuit base. Super rich and decadent
Ingredients
Base
- Butter, melted, 100 grams
- Orange Chocolate (Jaffa) Biscuits, 250 grams
Filling
- Cream Cheese, 500 grams
- 1 teaspoon Vanilla
- ½ Cup Caster Sugar, 110 grams
- Orange flavoured Chocolate (Whittakers or Terrys), 180-190 grams
- ½ Cup Thickened Cream or Cooking Cream
Topping, Optional Ideas
- Shaved Chocolate
- Jaffas
- Chocolate Dessert Sauce
Instructions
- You will need a 25cm Springform Tin, set aside, you can if you like line the base and sides
- In a food processor crush the biscuits until they form a fine crumb
- Melt the butter and add this to the crushed biscuits and mix until combined
- Spoon the biscuit mix into the springform tin, press until it evenly covers the base of the tin
- Chill this in the refrigerator while you prepare the filling
- In a food mixer add the cream cheese, vanilla and caster sugar and on a medium speed combine for at least 4 minutes. You want the mixture to be completely silky and smooth, if in doubt add another minute.
- Add to this melted chocolate and thickened cream and mix on low to combine
- Pour onto the chilled base and carefully spread until even and smooth
- Place back in the refrigerator for at least 6 hours or overnight to set.
- When ready to serve remove from the refrigerator at least 20 minutes before serving
- Run a knife around the inside of the tin, open the springform tin.
- Slide a knife under the cheesecake to lift it off the base and onto a serving dish.
- You can smooth any rough edges with a knife before serving.
- Decorate with shaved chocolate, jaffas or a chocolate dessert sauce
- Enjoy!
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 16 Serving Size: 1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 58Total Fat: 3gSaturated Fat: 2gUnsaturated Fat: 1gCholesterol: 9mgSodium: 2mgCarbohydrates: 8gSugar: 8gProtein: 0g
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You can now see how incredibly simple this is! I cannot wait to hear what you think of this recipe. It is SUPER rich and decadent, a little goes a long way.
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Happy Baking!
Anna







Carol says
Hi Anna
I would love to make this but I see you dont use gelatine in your cheesecakes, I have a fear of sloppy cheesecakes do these set Ok or are they more mousse like?
Thanks you
justamumnz says
Hi, the combination of the chocolate and the thickened cream means these set beautifully. Thickened cream has thickeners such as gelatin in it, and as the chocolate cools in the cream cheese this helps it set too.
Meredith says
I am coeliac so can’t eat the Jaffa biscuits. Can make a crust with plain g f biscuits, add cocoa to make it chocolate. To make it orange would zest work or can you offer any other option for the orange flavour?
justamumnz says
I would use a GF biscuit with orange zest and butter!
Debra says
WOW you certainly have some fabulous flavour options for cheesecakes ❤
justamumnz says
Thank you! I have a lot more ideas 🙂