
These multilayered blackberry cheesecake brownies blend fudgy chocolate, velvety cheesecake, and tangy berry flavors in each mouthful. The swirled top looks absolutely gorgeous, while the chocolatey foundation and smooth middle layer make this treat sinfully delicious.
These brownies have turned into our go-to dessert, always getting lots of compliments at parties and events. The mix of different textures and tastes makes them a hit every time.
Essential Ingredients
- Dutch Process Cocoa: Gives you that deep chocolate taste
- Block Cream Cheese: Needs to sit out until soft for the best texture
- Fresh Blackberries: Add a nice sour kick and pretty color
- Plain Greek Yogurt: Keeps everything moist with a bit of zip
- Pure Vanilla: Makes both parts taste better
- European Butter: Creates a luxurious base
Cooking Steps
- Blackberry Sauce:
- Simmer berries with sugar until they break down. Push through strainer to get rid of seeds for a silky mix.
- Brownie Layer:
- Heat butter, stir in sugar. Put in eggs one at a time, then fold in dry stuff just until mixed.
- Cheesecake Mixture:
- Whip cream cheese until light. Blend in yogurt, sugar and egg till you get a silky mix.
- Assembly:
- Spread brownie mix first, pour cheesecake on top, then make pretty patterns with the berry sauce.

Blackberries have been a favorite in old-school baking forever. Their natural sourness balances sweetness just right, especially with rich chocolate. This dessert celebrates those time-tested flavor combos.
Ways to Enjoy
These brownies taste best slightly cool, with a dollop of fresh cream and extra berries. A little melted dark chocolate or a scoop of vanilla ice cream makes them look fancy. They go great with coffee or sweet wines.
Mix It Up
You can swap in raspberries or berry mixes for different tastes. Adding dark chocolate chunks makes them extra rich. You can use sour cream instead of yogurt in the cheesecake part too.
Keeping Them Fresh
Store your brownies in a sealed container with paper between layers. They'll stay good for 3 days on the counter or a week in the fridge. You can freeze them for up to 2 months.
This dessert brings together cozy brownie comfort and fancy dessert style. The play between chocolate, creamy cheesecake, and juicy berries creates a special treat that fits any gathering.

Frequently Asked Questions
- → Can I use other berries instead of blackberries?
- Of course! Raspberries or strawberries work really well too.
- → Why do these take so long to cool?
- The cheesecake needs extra time to firm up so you get clean slices.
- → Can I freeze them after baking?
- Definitely! Keep them in the freezer for up to three months and let them thaw overnight in the fridge.
- → What does the Greek yogurt add to these?
- It brings a zesty flavor and makes the cheesecake creamier.
- → Are they good for prepping ahead?
- Yep! They taste even better when chilled overnight.