Chocolate Raspberry Cheesecake Cookies are indulgent cookies made with cream cheese, chocolate chips & raspberries! Soft cookies with bright raspberry cheesecake flavor that everyone loves!
It’s no secret that we love cookies, but raspberry cheesecake cookies are a new family favorite! These are fairly unique cookies as they’re soft & dense in texture. They really do have great cheesecake flavor, so they’re a must if you enjoy cheesecake!
What are raspberry cheesecake cookies?
These are dense, soft cheesecake cookies made with cream cheese, dried raspberries, and basic cookie dough. Together, the flavors combine and create a sweet, tangy, rich, and flavorful cookie. The chocolate drizzled on top is the perfect final touch!
Raspberry Cheesecake Cookie Ingredients
-Butter: We need 1/2 cup (1 whole stick) butter to make our cookies rich and flavorful.
-Cream cheese: With 8 ounces (one brick) of cream cheese we can add in that classic tangy cheesecake flavor.
-Milk: We use 1/4 cup milk for thinning the texture of the cookies.
-Sugar: We need 1 cup of granulated sugars to make our cookies the perfect chewy texture and sweet in every bite.
-Eggs: 2 eggs will act as the binder, holding the cookies together wonderfully.
-Flour: The base of our cookie dough recipe is 2 1/4 cups of all-purpose flour.
-Vanilla: One tablespoon of vanilla will make sure our cookies taste fabulous and carry a strong vanilla presence to pair with the rest of the flavors.
-Salt: With just 1/2 tsp salt we can enhance the flavors in this cookie dough recipe that makes it taste great.
-Baking powder: We need 1 teaspoon of baking powder to help with the leavening in these cookies and make them puff up while baking.
-Mini chocolate chips: 2/3 cup mini chocolate chips will be scattered throughout the dough.
–Dehydrated raspberry: We will need 1/2 cup of dried raspberries. You can usually find these in health sections of stores or in camping sections with other freeze-dried foods.
-Semi-sweet chocolate chips: we melt 1/4 cup semi sweet chocolate chips and drizzle chocolate on top of each cookie!
How to make Cheesecake cookies
How long are raspberry cheesecake cookies good for?
If stored in an airtight container at room temperature, you can expect these cookies to last up to 5 days and still taste great.
Can I freeze raspberry cheesecake cookies?
These cookies can be frozen after cooling down completely. I recommend storing them in an airtight container with a parchment paper layer between cookies to prevent sticking. You could also freeze unbaked dough balls and bring them to room temperature before baking as directed.
More fabulous cheesecake cookies:
- RASPBERRY CHEESECAKE COOKIES
- STRAWBERRY CHEESECAKE COOKIE BARS
- CHERRY CHEESECAKE COOKIES
- Cream Cheese Red Velvet Cookies
- Cream Cheese Sugar Cookies
- Raspberry Cheesecake Cookie Cups
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Chocolate Raspberry Cheesecake Cookies are indulgent cookies made with cream cheese, chocolate chips & raspberries! Soft cookies with bright raspberry cheesecake flavor that everyone loves!
Britni Vigil says
These were super yummy! Perfectly soft just the way I like them!
Katie says
Oh, these are everything! Such a perfect balance of chocolate, raspberry, and cheesecake. All my favorite things in one!
Janice Bardon says
I have not madethe recipe yet because the list of ingredients do not give a measurement for the milk but te directions say combine with the milk. Is there milk or not. I have all the ingredients ready to go but need some clarification.
Jessica says
Sorry about that! Yes, you use 1/4 cup milk.