
Creamy, rich and irresistibly spoonable: the Japanese Cheesecake – in its most viral social media iteration – is now one of the most exciting trends in the world of desserts.
This isn’t the traditional version, but a contemporary take: yoghurt enriched with “soaked” biscuits, often speculoos, for a layered, indulgent and highly shareable treat. A simple yet extremely effective format, focusing on texture and strong visual appeal.
The step from social media to the display case is a natural one. The gelato parlour becomes, in fact, the ideal place to give concrete form to a digital trend, transforming it into a replicable offering that is immediately recognisable in the display case.
The success of these creations points to a clear trend: consumers are looking for satisfying desserts that are familiar yet dynamic, where flavour is enhanced by texture. It’s not just about creaminess, but also crunchiness, in a balance that makes every bite more engaging.
For the gelato maker, this translates into a real opportunity: to work with layers and contrasts to create flavours that catch the eye and intrigue even before the first taste.
In line with this trend, Leagel has developed its own take on the Japanese cheesecake, designed for the world of artisanal gelato.
A concrete example of how trends can evolve into practical solutions, capable of refreshing the product range and tapping into new consumer habits.

“Japanese Cheesecake”
| Code | Ingredients | 1 kg | 3 kg |
| White base | 850 g | 2.550 g | |
| Greek yogurt | 100 g | 300 g | |
| Dextrose | 20 g | 60 g | |
| 140301 | Lea Yogo 30 | 30 g | 90 g |
| 233501 | Choco Speculoos | to taste | to taste |
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