Coffee lovers – this extravagant, layered coffee cake recipe is for you! My Triple Coffee Cheesecake is a combination of Kahlua cheesecake, Kahlua-coffee mousse cake, and topped off with coffee-chocolate whipped cream. All three layers come together to form a gorgeous, show-stopping cheesecake that literally melts in your mouth. I love that this mousse cake recipe isn’t too sweet; it’s rich and flavorful, yet not overwhelming.
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This is one of the best cheesecakes I’ve ever had – definitely one to try! I’ve made this coffee cake over and over again for many different occasions and it’s always a hit with everyone! Enjoy it for birthdays, anniversaries, or other special occasions. My dad now requests this cheesecake all the time and has my sister make it for him and his coworkers!
How It’s Made!
This epic coffee cheesecake recipe is made with three distinct layers, each adding a unique and delicious element to this recipe! I start with a chocolate graham cracker crust – the chocolate adds an extra bit of richness to every bite. The first layer is a traditional-style, baked coffee cheesecake. This heavier cheesecake layer is followed by light-as-air coffee mousse. This delicate coffee mousse cake recipe simply melts in the mouth! It’s made with cream cheese and whipped cream – it’s the perfect choice for this cake.
And to finish off the first two layers, I add a layer of coffee whipped cream. This is my favorite layer, too. Don’t get me wrong, the other layers are delicious but the whipped cream is so light and fluffy, this cake wouldn’t be the same without it! Use a fancy star tip for piping the coffee whipped cream on top for a show-stopping finish. And sprinkle the top with cocoa powder!
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I enjoyed this coffee cheesecake so much, I came up with a fruity version of it! Try my ‘Red Velvet Strawberry Cheesecake’ next! It’s made with a red velvet cheesecake layer, strawberry mousse and strawberry white chocolate whipped cream!
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Love your recipes. This looks delish. Would love to see some more Russian recipes for cakes/food
Hi there Tatyana,
I was wondering if all the cheese ingredients and sour cream should be room temperature? What about the heavy cream as well?
Heavy cream should always be chilled. For best results chill beaters and bowl.
Can you make the cheesecake and mousse layers a few days ahead and freeze, and add the whipped cream for the day before?
Hi Nancy! You can definitely make the layers ahead of time, up to 3 days, but I do not recommend freezing the layers. Just cover the pan with plastic and refrigerate 🙂
Yummmm!!! I made this cake and my husband said its his new favorite! Thank you :))
:)) Awesome! So glad you enjoyed it! It’s one of my new favorites, too! Couldn’t stop eating it!
The recipe doesn’t say when you add the melted chocolate chips for the chocolate coffee whipping cream.
You’ll want to add in along with the cream cheese 🙂
I don’t normally feel compelled to leave comments or reviews, but this recipe is an exception. What a delicious cheesecake! It’s light and fluffy, and while each layer has its own distinct flavor they each complement the others well. I didn’t have Kahlua on hand, so I brewed some strong coffee, sweetened it, and cooled it. I used this each time the recipe called for espresso and Kahlua. The result was pleasing, but I suspect using Kahlua and espresso is even better. Thanks so much for sharing this!
I am so glad you enjoyed this cake and thank you for taking the time to leave a review! Try using Kahlua next time; it’s even better! 🙂
Is there a substitute I can use for the eggs in this recipe?
I haven’t tried using anything else but here’s a chart that I recommend to anyone asking about egg substituting: http://www.egglesscooking.com/egg-substitutes/
Is there a substitution for the kahlua? Could I just use more espresso?
Yes, just use a bit more espresso. I would also increase the sugar slightly since kahlua is sweetened
Hi, Tatyana! This is def on to-bake list but I was wondering if I could use maybe a fudgy brownie base instead of graham crackers?
What an awesome idea! That would taste fantastic, too! 🙂