January 25, 2018
No-Bake Toblerone Tart!
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An easy, delicious, show stopping no-bake Toblerone tart with a biscuit crust, a Toblerone filling and more!
Toblerone tart
So, after the downright and continued success of my no-bake Terry’s chocolate orange tart, I thought I would do another. I will admit that you can do pretty much whatever flavour you want of one of these, but I know some people occasionally need a bit of inspiration… so I did another favourite chocolate bar of mine; Toblerone.
I just simply adore being able to do something so simple, but it is such a massive hit for everyone. A simple biscuit crust (I use digestives, but you can use pretty much whatever biscuit you like) with butter, just like a cheesecake crust, is perfect for this. You can easily use a pastry crust such as in my salted caramel chocolate tart, but I really do want recipes to be simple sometimes.
Filling
Just like my no-bake Terry’s chocolate orange tart, I went for the simplest filling I could… which has three ingredients. Toblerone, double cream and butter. This is a similar idea to my salted caramel chocolate tart, because it’s a luxurious delicious filling that I am obsessed with.
Toblerone is naturally thinner than most chocolates once is melted because of the other ingredients that are in it, but it’s not a bad thing. You can’t completely avoid lumps in this recipe because of the little pieces of nougat in the actual Toblerone, but I love them. It literally just becomes a mousse version of a Toblerone.
Recipe adaptations
You could easily just use a bar of milk chocolate if you wanted, and add in pieces of nougat (but I just don’t think it will taste the same), or you can use one of the many other Toblerones that are now available such as the dark, white, fruit and nut etc!
Maybe not the massive 4.5kg one they had for sale over Christmas though… (£50-£60 for a Toblerone is a bit steep, even for me). If you wanted to try this out in a different flavour, you really can! You could use Cadburys fruit and nut, Cadburys plain chocolate, or Galaxy, or Galaxy cookie crumble etc!
The only thing I wouldn’t recommend is using a bar of filled chocolate such as one with caramel in, as they will behave differently. Also, often ones with a filling don’t melt in the same way either. However, if you have a go and they work, I’d be intrigued to know how you get on!
Recipe updated April 2022
Original recipe used 360g Toblerone, 300ml double cream and 75g icing sugar. The method involved melting the Toblerone, whipping together the cream and icing sugar, and folding through the melted chocolate. It is such a delicious method, but I do prefer this new one!
I really do adore this recipe, and I hope you do as well. Enjoy! X
No-Bake Toblerone Tart!
Ingredients
Biscuit Base
- 300 g digestives
- 150 g unsalted butter
Tart Filling
- 360 g Toblerone (chopped)
- 300 ml double cream
- 50 g unsalted butter
Decoration
- 150 ml double cream
- 2 tbsp icing sugar
- 150 g Toblerone pieces (chopped/pieces)
Instructions
- Get a loosed bottomed 23cm tart tin.
- In a food processor, blitz the digestive biscuits to a fine crumb.
- Melt the unsalted butter, add it in, and blitz again until combined.
- Press into the base and sides of the tart tin so that its all evenly covered but also firm. Refrigerate for now.
- In a large heatproof bowl over a pan of simmering water, add the 360g of Toblerone (chopped), double cream and butter and melt slowly, occasionally stirring.
- Once smooth and melted, pour this onto the biscuit base and refrigerate for 2 hours.
- Add the double cream and icing sugar into a bowl and whip.
- Once whipped up, pipe onto the tart.
- Decorate with some smaller pieces of Toblerone on the cream swirls, and then some chopped Toblerone pieces.
Notes
- You can use a cake tin for this, or a larger tart tin, but these amount of ingredients perfectly fit a 23cm tart tin, thats about 1.5-2 inches deep.
- I used one of the 360g (standard larger bars) of Toblerone for the filling, and then a 150g (standard smaller bar with the funny gaps in it) of Toblerone for the decoration. I use the actual triangles to go on the cream swirls, and the offcuts in the middle is what I chopped up to decorate with.
- This dessert will last in the fridge for 3 days once set.
- If your chocolate goes into small solid 'bits' in the tart, its likely cooled slightly too much so has seized. Next time you make it, don't let it cool slightly as much.
Enjoy!!
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Do you reckon shortbread biscuit would be ok for the base instead of digestives? i have a whole heap in the cupboard I want to use up!! 🙂
Hiya! Yes absolutely – just use only 2/3 of the butter! Hope this helps! x
Hi Jane. How do I get the tart out of the tin ?
Hiya! If you have used a loose bottomed tin, just gently push the bottom up so the tart slips out the top! Hope this helps! x
Hi , could I substitute chocolate orange for toblerone
Hiya! Take a look at my Terry’s Chocolate Orange Tart recipe! Hope this helps! x
Hi Jane,
Can the Toblerone be substituted for kinder bars? And if so, would you recommend the same amount?
This was an absolute hit with my family. So easy to make. I used an orange toblerone and it was gorgeous x
Hi Jane. Made this today for fathers day and everyone loved it. Just wandering can i prepare the white chocolate raspberry tart filling in same way as as this or do you have to prepare it in saucepan. Found this very easy to make x
Yes absolutely you can! Hope this helps x
HI, I’ve made the base and main part of the tart but I’m worried that if I put the whipped cream on top to decorate it, it’ll go runny?? You say it will last in the fridge for 3 days once set so I was hoping to construct the whole thing today before my inlaws arrive later tomorrow afternoon. I think I’ve overwhipped the cream but if I do it for less time, will it still hold it’s shape 24 hours in advance?
Many thanks
The whipped cream will hold once whipped and piped on, just be sure to store in the fridge. Hope this helps! x
Would I use the same amount of white chocolate Toblerone
Hiya! You’d probably need to use at least 500g to make sure it sets! Hope this helps! x
A-MA-ZING! Just made this for a work bake off. Absolutely delicious. Divine base, creamy light centre, and with the added bonus of all that toblerone and buttercream on top. Colleagues gave it 10/10 and said it was perfect.
Hi Jane, which cream can I use as a substitute for double cream? In the Middle East we don’t get Double Cream. Appreciate your help 🙏
Hey Madiha,
I live in the ME too. If you have a Waitrose store near you, check out the Elmlea Double Cream.
Your best shot is ordering it online in case you don’t see this at a store.
Hope this helps!
Sam x
Hi Jane, do you think I could freeze this when made?
Yes! x
Hi Jane,
This was a massive hit with my family, very delicious recipe! I wanted to ask if I wanted to replace this chocolate with kinder bueno could I use the same measurements, I appreciate you have not attempted this so maybe be unsure but I thought I would ask anyway 🙂
Hey! It won’t work with kinder bueno unfortunely due to the wafer part of the bueno!
I just saw your reply thanks for getting back to me! What’s an alternative I could use similar to kinder bueno? Other than ferror rocher (ifyou know any)
I would have a look at my Nutella Ferrero Tart and go from there!
Hello Jane I was wondering whether I could use kinder instead, is that something that I could replace instead of the kinder bueno? Thanks again for answering all my questions! 🙂
Hey! I haven’t tried kinder chocolate for this style tart yet – but theoretically it should work well! I might try it soon myself! x
Don’t tell my fiancee I have said this…..but PLEASE MARRY ME!
Another amazing recipe that I can’t wait to try!