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Roasted Strawberry Icebox Cake

As a no bake dessert, this roasted strawberry icebox cake is ideal when you're craving something sweet but it's too hot outside to turn on the oven! Layers of sweet cream cheese filling, Nilla wafers, and roasted strawberry purée create the most satisfying summertime treat.

Prep

30m

Cook

30m

Total

1h

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For

12

M

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For the roasted strawberry purée:

600

g

Fresh strawberries, quartered

50

g

Granulated sugar

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Per Serving

Calories

330kcal

Fat

23g

Saturates

13g

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If you need a true no bake dessert, skip the roasted strawberries. It's true, roasted strawberries are heavenly and 100% superior to fresh strawberries. But if you can't be bothered to turn the oven on, you can absolutely just purée fresh strawberries. Use a cookie scoop to measure the cream cheese filling. Use a 3 tablespoon cookie scoop to add about 10 scoops of filling per layer, so they'll come out even! Use your favorite cookie or cracker. If Nilla wafers aren't your thing, you can swap them out for your favorite! Graham crackers would be a delicious substitute. Serve the cake with more strawberry purée! Save the leftover roasted strawberry purée to serve with each slice of cake.

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Roasted Strawberry Icebox Cake

As a no bake dessert, this roasted strawberry icebox cake is ideal when you're craving something sweet but it's too hot outside to turn on the oven! Layers of sweet cream cheese filling, Nilla wafers, and roasted strawberry purée create the most satisfying summertime treat.

Prep

30m

Cook

30m

Total

1h

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

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12

M

I

For the roasted strawberry purée:

600

g

Fresh strawberries, quartered

50

g

Granulated sugar

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Per Serving

Calories

330kcal

Fat

23g

Saturates

13g

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If you need a true no bake dessert, skip the roasted strawberries. It's true, roasted strawberries are heavenly and 100% superior to fresh strawberries. But if you can't be bothered to turn the oven on, you can absolutely just purée fresh strawberries. Use a cookie scoop to measure the cream cheese filling. Use a 3 tablespoon cookie scoop to add about 10 scoops of filling per layer, so they'll come out even! Use your favorite cookie or cracker. If Nilla wafers aren't your thing, you can swap them out for your favorite! Graham crackers would be a delicious substitute. Serve the cake with more strawberry purée! Save the leftover roasted strawberry purée to serve with each slice of cake.

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