Cheesecake Bites Covered In Chocolate
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Cheesecake Bites Covered In Chocolate

Cheesecake Bites Covered In Chocolate is the perfect addition to a sweet party platter and so easy to make too – your family and guests will love them !

Cheesecake Bites Covered In Chocolate

Images and some text updated July 2018

Cheesecake is one of our favorite desserts, any which way you can think of serving them and I have never had a flavor I did not like.

These Cheesecake Bites Covered in Chocolate are fun to make and of course even more fun to eat.

Cheesecake Bites Covered In Chocolate

I have been so busy exploring other recipes and making up my own, that I totally forgot just how delicious these little bites are.

An old-fashioned type baked cheesecake will always be the number one, but these little chocolate covered cheesecake bites are so perfect to add to a sweet party platter.

 

Cheesecake Bites Covered In Chocolate

Or serve as an addition to a kids’ party ! When my kids were little, I remember they could never finish a slice of cheesecake. Not even when I sliced smaller pieces for them.

And let me tell you – my kids have always been huge cheesecake fans ! Their favorite, or really most people who have tasted my cheesecake love this recipe as well as my Light Lemon Cheesecake Bars.

I do bake the latter more often though. No particular reason, besides maybe that I usually do not have sour cream in the refrigerator, which is an absolute must for this recipe.

Cheesecake Bites Covered In Chocolate

You can of of course also cover any cheesecake in chocolate. As long as the cheesecake is very cold, the chocolate will stick perfectly.

What to use to dip Cheesecake bites in Chocolate ?

In the recipe below I mention using a spoon to dip, but a strong kebab stick works like a bomb as well. I use the smaller sized kebab stick when dipping this way. (around 10cm – 4 inches long).

Cheesecake Bites Covered In Chocolate

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Cheesecake Bites Covered In Chocolate

Linda Nortje
Cheesecake Bites Covered In Chocolate is the perfect addition to a sweet party platter and so easy to make too - your family and guests will love them !
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Course Dessert
Cuisine Greek
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 45 minutes
Cooling/Chilling Time 2 hours 30 minutes
Total Time 55 minutes
Servings 36 Servings

Ingredients
  

  • 1 cup Tennis Biscuits finely crumbled (or Graham Crackers)
  • ¼ cup Unsalted Butter melted
  • 500 g Cream Cheese plain, softened ( 16 oz )
  • ½ cup Sugar
  • ¼ cup Sour Cream
  • 1 t Vanilla Essence
  • 2 extra-large Eggs
  • 750 g Semi-Sweet Chocolate chopped ( 24 oz )

Instructions
 

  • Pre-heat oven to 160 deg C (325 deg F) – Line a 20 x 20cm (8 inch) oven dish with baking paper. Cut the paper large enough to form an overhang (easier to remove later)
  • Mix the Tennis biscuit crumbs and the Melted Butter. Press onto the bottom of the prepared oven dish
  • Beat the Cream Cheese until smooth in a large mixing bowl. Add the Sugar, Sour Cream, Vanilla and Eggs – beat until very smooth. Pour filling into crust
  • Bake 45 – 60 minutes until the edges are set. The center will be soft but will set whilst cooling
  • Remove from oven and cool approximately 30 minutes before transferring it to the refrigerator, cool until fully chilled, about 2 hours
  • Remove Cheesecake from paper and cut into bite-sized pieces (I get 36 pieces)
  • Melt the Semi-sweet Chocolate until smooth (Do this in three batches-as needed). Cool for a minute or two
  • Using a dessert spoon dip and gently roll each piece of Cheesecake in the melted Chocolate till it’s covered on all sides
  • Place dipped pieces on a sheet of wax-paper and chill until set - 5 - 10 minutes
Nutrition value, where given, is not always accurate. Please also check your ingredient labels.

Store all leftover Bites in a sealed container in the fridge.

LINDA

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23 Comments

  1. Cheesecake this yummy will get along just fine in my house. Love the fun little bit size:-)

  2. oh goodness, these look so luscious!!! 🙂

  3. These sound so good! I love anything "cheesecake"! What a great little party snack/dessert!

  4. One of my favorite things is cheesecake and this takes that to a different delicious level! Thanks again for sharing!

  5. Robyns View says:

    These sound delicious! Thanks for sharing on Foodie Friends Friday! I can't wait to see what you share with us next week!
    ~Robyn

  6. Marlys Folly says:

    love, love,love cheesecake and these bites would be perfect… thanks for sharing at foodie friends friday.
    marlys-thisandthat.blogspot.com

  7. HOLEY CHEESECAKE BITES! These are RIGHT up my taste bud alley and I will be making them soon. Thanks for linking up at Weekend Potluck!!!

  8. Everything you use tennis biscuits in, we would use graham crackers, so I assume they are quite similar, other than the coconut flavor. We make a pudding dessert, where we layer instant pudding alternating with graham crackers and after setting in the frig for a bit, the graham crackers get quite soft and have a cake like texture. This cheesecake sounds divine, and I love your photo with those pieces of toasted coconut, yum!

  9. These sound fantastic! Such a great idea to make them bite-size and coat them in chocolate. Pinned!

  10. These look great. I just made Oreo Cheesecake bites this week. Love that you dunked them in chocolate!

  11. I've been wanting to make these for awhile now and never have. You have inspired me. They look amazing!!!

  12. These look awesome! I found you on the Ivy Cottage.

    Kimberly @ mypinterestreality.com

  13. Gina Baker says:

    Chocolate and cheesecake. My first and second love… okay maybe strawberries and chocolate are squeezed in there somewhere and maybe peanut butter and chocolate. Okay, maybe there is one constant factor here…. Have a good day!

  14. Thinking about going to the beach this week and your photo just blew any diet plans for me!! Yum!!!

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