Nutrition Facts
Servings: 2 ServingCalories:220kcalTotal Fat:12.57gTotal Carbohydrate:24.43gDietary Fiber: 1.19gSugars: 17.23gProtein:5.16gVitamin C: 0.11mgCalcium: 110.88mgIron: 2.59mgVitamin B12: 0.46mcgMagnesium: 29.84mg
After my Biscoff tiramisu went viral, I knew I had to reshare one of my older favourites, this Oreo tiramisu. It’s simple, nostalgic, and still very much aligned with how I approach food as a nutrition coach. This recipe takes everything people love about cookies and cream desserts and turns it into a lighter, higher protein option that’s quick to make and easy to portion.
Think of this as a hybrid between tiramisu and a cookies and cream cheesecake. It has the layered texture of tiramisu, the creamy richness of a cheesecake recipe, and the convenience of an easy no bake cheesecake. Compared to something like Japanese cheesecake, this version is faster, more flexible, and designed for real life—no baking, no water baths, no stress. And yes, it still qualifies as a high protein dessert.

Carefully twist the Oreo cookies and remove the cream filling. Set the cream aside and keep the biscuits separate.
Coach tip: The Oreo cream adds sweetness and structure to the protein layer—no need for extra sugar.
Briefly dip the Oreo biscuits into milk and place them in the bottom of a ramekin.
Coach tip: A quick dip is enough to soften them while maintaining texture.
In a bowl, mix the Skyr yogurt, cream cheese, and reserved Oreo cream until smooth and well combined.
Coach tip: This combination gives a cheesecake-like texture with added protein.
Spoon the creamy mixture over the biscuit base.
Repeat biscuit and cream layers until all the mixture is used.
Coach tip: Thin, even layers help balance sweetness and creaminess.
Top with melted chocolate spread and crushed Oreo biscuits.
Chill for at least 30 minutes before serving for best texture.

If you try this Oreo tiramisu, let me know how it turned out. Leave a comment, share it with a cookies and cream lover, or tag me so I can see your version.
Dessert doesn’t need to be complicated or all-or-nothing. Recipes like this show how small ingredient swaps can keep your favourites enjoyable, balanced, and realistic.
Alex :)
After my Biscoff tiramisu went viral, I knew I had to reshare one of my older favourites, this Oreo tiramisu. It’s simple, nostalgic, and still very much aligned with how I approach food as a nutrition coach. This recipe takes everything people love about cookies and cream desserts and turns it into a lighter, higher protein option that’s quick to make and easy to portion.
Think of this as a hybrid between tiramisu and a cookies and cream cheesecake. It has the layered texture of tiramisu, the creamy richness of a cheesecake recipe, and the convenience of an easy no bake cheesecake. Compared to something like Japanese cheesecake, this version is faster, more flexible, and designed for real life—no baking, no water baths, no stress. And yes, it still qualifies as a high protein dessert.

Carefully twist the Oreo cookies and remove the cream filling. Set the cream aside and keep the biscuits separate. Coach tip: The Oreo cream adds sweetness and structure to the protein layer, no need for extra sugar.
Briefly dip the Oreo biscuits into milk and place them in the bottom of a ramekin. Coach tip: A quick dip is enough to soften them while maintaining texture.
In a bowl, mix the Skyr yogurt, cream cheese, and reserved Oreo cream until smooth and well combined. Coach tip: This combination gives a cheesecake-like texture with added protein.
Spoon the creamy mixture over the biscuit base.
Repeat biscuit and cream layers until all the mixture is used. Coach tip: Thin, even layers help balance sweetness and creaminess.
Top with melted chocolate spread and crushed Oreo biscuits.Servings: 2 ServingCalories:220kcalTotal Fat:12.57gTotal Carbohydrate:24.43gDietary Fiber: 1.19gSugars: 17.23gProtein:5.16gVitamin C: 0.11mgCalcium: 110.88mgIron: 2.59mgVitamin B12: 0.46mcgMagnesium: 29.84mg