This Weetabix overnight oats cheesecake comes in 2 ways: Biscoff overnight Weetbix and berries oats cheesecake! Served with bananas, it’s perfect for breakfast!

Biscoff overnight Weetbix cheesecake wtih banana, served for breakfast on a wooden plank.

Why You Will Love This Overnight Oats Weetabix Cheesecake

  • It only takes 5 minutes and requires no actual cooking!
  • Tastes yummy enough as dessert, but it’s healthy enough for breakfast!
    • And I’m not kidding, it really tastes like cheesecake! But it’s healthy!
  • Slimming-world friendly, vegan, and dairy-free
    • Disclaimer: I’m aware that this is a popular recipe that’s great for the Slimming World programme. For clarity, I am NOT affiliated nor am I advocating this meal plan, which is also why I am not providing any syns information. I’m just including this point for informational purposes.

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Ingredients

  • Weetabix (or Weetbix): The vegan wheat biscuits that are popular in the UK, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand! Usually eaten as a breakfast cereal with milk, we’re transforming them to get that cake-like texture!
  • Almond milk: Feel free to sub this with any other plant-based milk of your choice.
  • Maple syrup: Sub with any other liquid sweetener.
  • Banana: Adds more natural sweetness and additional texture to this cheesecake Weetabix.
  • Plant-based yoghurt: Feel free to use vegan Greek yoghurt or this with vegan quark (which can be made with just yogurt) for a thicker texture.
Ingredients for Weetbix overnight oats cheesecake with banana, with labels on a white marbled background.

And depending on which topping variation you choose, either

  1. Frozen berries: Feel free to just buy berries-flavored yogurt to save a step!
  2. Biscoff cookie spread: Use this Belgian cookie butter spread for a sweet indulgent breakfast/dessert.

And if you’re a fan of frozen berries, you will love my 5-minute Frozen Fruit Overnight Oats!

Step-by-step Instructions

First up, the Weetabix and banana layer.

Crush and mix: Crush the Weetabix biscuits. Add the almond milk and maple syrup, then mix well. Use the back of the spoon to press the Weetabix layer evenly.

Slice: Slice the banana and layer them on top of the Weetabix base.

And now, the yogurt layer!

Melt: Melt either the Biscoff cookie spread or frozen berries in the microwave until they become runny (or defrosted for the berries version). And yes, you can melt Biscoff spread so it becomes runnier.

Mix: Mix the melted frozen berries or Biscoff spread with the plant-based yoghurt and stir evenly.

Serve: Transfer the yoghurt mixture on top of the banana layer. Enjoy immediately or chill it in the fridge overnight and get ready to enjoy this Biscoff overnight Weetbix or the Berry Weetbix cheesecake!😋

Toppings & Serving Suggestions

Other than the berries and Biscoff toppings, here are more topping suggestions!

  • nuts and seeds
  • chopped dark chocolate, chocolate chips, or cacao nibs
  • drizzle with some melted Biscoff spread or vegan Nutella (or peanut butter if you’d like more protein)
  • dried fruits like raisins, cranberries, dried dates, figs, etc!
  • fresh fruits such as apples, berries, or more bananas!

Storage and Meal Prep Instructions

Store in the fridge for up to 3 days. Note that the longer it sits, the softer the Weetbix gets, so experiment to find your preferred texture! If you prefer it less soft, keep the dry and wet ingredients separate, then mix them just before serving.

FAQ

Absolutely! Using Weetabix instead of rolled oats as the base ingredient will result in a more cakey texture instead of the more pudding-like texture in overnight oats.

You’ve come to the correct page, my friend! Try this overnight Weetabix cheesecake which uses Weetbix cereals (or shredded wheat cereals). If you’re looking for a more general answer, other types of cereals that you can use to sub for oats are bran flakes, whole grain flakes, or granola.

For non-cereal substitutes, try quinoa, buckwheat, chia seeds, or even flax seeds which you can turn into this Flax Seed Breakfast Pudding in 5 minutes!

Add some nuts and seeds, nut/seed butter, yogurt, or protein powder.

If you’re talking about an overnight oats recipe, then yes! That’s the exact point of this Weetabix overnight oats. You can also use them to make a cake, like in my Weetabix Cake recipe.

For other recipe uses, you might be able to substitute it that way but the results really depend on which recipe it is.

Absolutely! This is also what I’ve done in this overnight oats Weetabix cheesecake.

Want More Breakfast Recipes?

For another Weetabix recipe, try my 10-Minute Weetabix Cake Loaf recipe. And if you’re from the UK, I bet you would like my Vegetarian/Vegan Coronation Chicken, Vegan Finger Sandwiches, and my Marmite on Toast / Sandwich recipes.

A fan of overnight oats? Try this Oreo Overnight Oats, or the healthier choice of Overnight Oats with Almond Butter or Applesauce Overnight Oatmeal!

5-Minute Weetabix Overnight Cheesecake (Biscoff & Berry)

Biscoff overnight Weetbix cheesecake and Weetabix overnight oats in glass jars on top of a wooden plank.
Weetabix overnight oats cheesecake served in 2 ways: Biscoff overnight Weetbix & berries oats cheesecake! Served with bananas, it's perfect for breakfast!
Jem @ The Fruity Jem
Prep Time 5 minutes
Total Time 5 minutes
Serving Size 1 serving

Ingredients

Base Layer

  • 2 Weetabix crushed, or sub with shredded wheat cereals
  • ½ cup almond milk (114 grams), or sub with any plant-based milk
  • 1 teaspoon maple syrup (5 grams), or sub with agave nectar
  • ½ medium banana

Option 1: Mixed Berries overnight Weetabix

  • ½ cup plant-based yoghurt (114 grams)
  • cup frozen berries (47 grams)
  • Fresh berries for toppings (optional)
  • Almonds for toppings sliced (optional)

Option 2: Biscoff overnight Weetabix

  • ½ cup plant-based yoghurt (114 grams)
  • 1 Tablespoon Biscoff biscuit spread (15 grams)
  • 1 Biscoff cookie (optional) crushed or whole
  • Almonds for toppings sliced (optional)

Instructions

Base Weetabix + banana layer

  • Weetabix layer: Using your hand, crush the Weetabix bars into a big bowl. Then add the almond milk and maple syrup. Mix well and use the back of the spoon to spread the Weetbix layer evenly.
  • Banana layer: Slice the bananas and layer them on top of the Weetabix layer.

Option 1: Mixed Berries overnight Weetabix

  • Berry yoghurt: In a small bowl, melt the frozen berries in a microwave for 30-60 seconds. Then add the yoghurt and stir well to make the berry yoghurt.
  • Add: Pour the berry yoghurt on top of the Weetabix and banana layer.
  • Serve: You can serve this immediately or chill it in the fridge overnight before serving.
    Just before serving, top with fresh berries and sliced almonds if using.

Option 2: Biscoff overnight Weetabix

  • Biscoff yoghurt: In a small bowl, melt the Biscoff cookie spread until it becomes runny by microwaving for 30-60 seconds. Then add the yoghurt and stir to mix.
  • Add: Pour the Biscoff yoghurt on top of the Weetbix and banana layer.
  • Serve: You can serve this immediately or chill it in the fridge overnight before serving.
    Just before serving, top with the Biscoff biscuit and sliced almonds if using. I recommend crushing half of the biscuit into smaller pieces, and sticking the other half on top of the yoghurt layer to make it pretty!

Notes

Ingredients Notes:
  • You can substitute the almond milk with any plant-based milk!
  • If you don’t have maple syrup, feel free to sub with agave nectar or any other liquid sweetener.
 
Storage and Meal Prep:
  • Store your flax pudding in the refrigerator for up to 3 days.
  • If you want to meal prep, make it ahead for up to 3 days.
    • For maximum freshness, you can separate the dry ingredient (the Weetbix biscuit) from the wet ingredients (the milk mixture and the yoghurt mixture), and only mix them just before you want to serve them!
 
Other Notes:
  • For simplification purposes, the calorie information is based on the mixed berries variation. Below is the calorie information for both variations, excluding the optional toppings:
    • mixed berries version: 386 kcal
    • Biscoff version: 446 kcal

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6 Comments

  1. 5 stars
    Thanks for providing the 2 options, didn’t know that an overnight weetabix is so easy!

  2. 5 stars
    I’ve never eaten Weetabix plain with milk ever again since this one haha. Thanks a lot!

  3. 5 stars
    I can never go back to just eating Weetabix and milk. I like to meal prep this and it makes me so excited to wake up in the morning!

  4. 5 stars
    Made the berries one the other day. Skipped the fresh berries and only used the frozen ones. Still tastes delicious! 🙂

  5. 5 stars
    This tastes divine in the morning, I’ve been looking forward to waking up thanks to this recipe haha. My favorite is the Biscoff one 🙂

  6. 5 stars
    Why did I not know this recipe sooner?? It’s definitely my favorite way to eat Weetabix now. Thanks for the recipe