This creamy and easy gluten free tiramisu uses brewed beans and gluten-free ladyfingers to create a reminiscent Italian dish. It is the perfect dessert that can be made in 15 minutes than the fridge does the rest. Everyone will be begging you for the recipe! Be sure to try our gluten free cannoli as well.

Why this will be your favorite no bake dessert
- Restaurant quality: From the first time I tried tiramisu before being diagnosed with celiac disease, I was smitten. I love the punch of rich coffee flavor this soft, delicate dessert provides. However, since being gluten-free I have had a really hard time finding a tiramisu (or a good gluten free lasagna) that I can eat. So I wanted to make a homemade option for myself and others who need it.
- 4 steps and 15-minutes to make: This homemade gluten free tiramisu recipe has quickly become a favorite dessert for me. I love that it is surprisingly simple to prepare. Yeah, just 15-minutes! Really anyone can make it because we made sure it only takes you four steps. Whip, brew, layer and refrigerate. That's it.
- No bake: I will always take a no-bake dessert that takes on most of its flavor while soaking in the refrigerator. Like an icebox cake, this is the easiest dessert ever.

Ok, go grab these ingredients...

- Gluten free ladyfingers - These little cookies are key piece to this dish. They have a mild flavor, but are very absorbent, so they can take upon any flavor you pair them with. I am so grateful to have found Schar gluten-free ladyfingers that work so beautifully in this dish. We made this dessert for our rustic Italian dinner party and it was the perfect touch.
- Crio cocoa beans or brewed coffee - You can either use a coffee mixture or brewed cocoa beans instead. It is brewed just like coffee, but with chocolate cocoa beans instead.
- Mascarpone - Mascarpone is an Italian cream cheese. When mixed with sugar, it creates the light, fluffy layer of cream in the tiramisu. It is absolutely scrumptious.
- Heavy whipping cream - This gives the filling a light fluffy texture with that rich milk flavor. It is smooth and absolutely delicious in this dessert.
Let's get this no bake dessert made





Top tip: Brew up some cocoa beans and enjoy it along side your dessert for a truly new Italian experience.

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Easy 15-Minute Gluten Free Tiramisu

Ingredients
- 2 packages of gluten-free ladyfingers we love Schar brand
- 1 cup brewed cocoa beans or coffee beans
- 16 ounces mascarpone
- ยพ cup powdered sugar
- 2 cups whipping cream
- ยฝ teaspoon gluten free vanilla
- cocoa powder for dusting
Instructions
- Make 1 cup liquid brewed cocoa beans (Crio Bru) or coffee
- Whip mascarpone and powdered sugar until fluffy and well combined
- In another bowl, whip cream until stiff peaks form then fold cream into mascarpone and split into three even amounts
- Spread โ cream in the bottom of an 8x8 pan
- Dip half the ladyfingers into Crio brewed cocoa or coffee to soak just briefly
- Lay them out evenly over the cream then top with another โ cream
- Repeat one more layer of soaked ladyfingers
- End with last โ cream over the second layer of ladyfingers
- Cover with tinfoil and refrigerate a minimum of 4 hours, overnight is better though
- Right before serving, sift more Crio cocoa beans or cocoa powder on top of the tiramisu
Notes
How can I store leftovers?
For leftovers, gluten-free tiramisu should be refrigerated immediately. It will last up to four days in the fridge. You can either place it in an airtight container or wrap the dish in plastic wrap.Can I make this vegan?
Absolutely! To make vegan tiramisu, you will need to replace the heavy whipping cream and mascarpone with vegan options. Vegan cream cheese is a good alternative to mascarpone and you can find plenty of vegan alternatives for whipping cream.Nutrition
This recipe was originally posted here August 4, 2018. It has been updated October 27, 2025 with new information and tips. Here is the original photo.







Renee says
Oooooh my goodness, this is so good. I made this for my girlfriends and me and it was a HUGE hit. I regret not making more because we ate so much.
Jules says
My kids have always wanted to try tiramisu, but I wouldnโt let them because of the coffee. With this recipe, Iโm comfortable letting them try it now! They love it and I love that I donโt have caffeinated children haha.
Kylee says
Thanks for coming up with a coffee free tiramisu! I donโt like coffee, so I have never been able to eat tiramisu. It is my new favorite dessert!
Chandice says
Thanks, I am so glad to hear that! ๐
Sydney Wynne says
My family made this for New Years Eve and it was so tasty! I love its so light and fluffy. Thanks for sharing!