Blueberry Cheesecake Salad for Easy Potluck Desserts
Annahita Carter
Blueberry cheesecake salad sits right between fruit salad and dessert, with a tangy cheesecake-style base, fluffy whipped topping, and plenty of juicy blueberries in every scoop—perfect for easy potluck sharing.
240mlfrozen whipped toppingthawed (such as Cool Whip)
250–300gfresh blueberriesrinsed and well dried
75gmini marshmallows
70ggraham cracker crumbs
1pinchfine salt
75gadditional blueberriesoptional, for topping
30gextra graham cracker crumbsoptional, for topping
Instructions
Soften the cream cheese properly: Cut the cream cheese into cubes and place it in a large mixing bowl. Let it sit at room temperature for 20–30 minutes until easily dented with a fingertip.
Dry the blueberries thoroughly: Rinse blueberries under cool water, drain well, then spread on a clean towel or paper towels and gently roll dry.
Beat the cream cheese, sugar, and vanilla: Add granulated sugar, vanilla, and a pinch of salt to the softened cream cheese. Beat with a hand mixer on medium for 2–3 minutes, scraping the bowl once or twice, until smooth and slightly fluffy.
Blend in the sour cream: Add sour cream and beat on low just until incorporated and smooth.
Fold in the whipped topping: Switch to a spatula. Add thawed whipped topping and gently fold until no streaks remain.
Add the mini marshmallows: Scatter marshmallows over the base and fold in.
Incorporate the graham cracker crumbs: Sprinkle in graham cracker crumbs and gently fold to combine.
Fold in the blueberries gently: Add dried blueberries and use slow folding motions to distribute without crushing.
Chill to set the texture: Transfer to a serving bowl and smooth the top. Cover tightly and refrigerate for at least 1 hour and up to 4 hours.
Garnish right before serving: Sprinkle reserved blueberries and extra graham cracker crumbs over the top just before serving (pack garnish separately for travel if needed).