Welcome to my latest toast obsession.
Toast is one of my favorite breakfasts because it’s easy to take to-go when we are on our way up to the hill or heading out to a trail.
And the next best thing about toast is that it can be customized in so many different ways.

Want something sweet? Something salty? Something with a little crunch? Something simple? Toast pretty much has any flavor or texture combination, and I am here for it.
One day, I wanted something sweet, but substantial, so I decided to mix a couple of my favorite toast toppings to create my new favorite way to eat crunchy warm bread. And I call it Vegan Cheesecake Toast… because, well, it reminds me of cheesecake.

And the best part, is that it’s incredibly easy and delicious.
To get started, I first made a simple loaf of bread using this recipe from Tastes Better From Scratch:
However, any of your favorite breads will work great.
Second, I got the main two ingredients from Trader Joe’s: Vegan Cream Cheese and Raspberry Preserves. While most Raspberry Preserves taste similar (obviously, fresh is best), I have found that the Trader Joe’s Cream Cheese tastes the best!
Lastly, you’ll need a little bit of olive oil and salt, which should already be in your cupboard, and then you’re ready to make your new favorite snack! The olive oil and sea salt somehow bring everything together, so don’t discard these ingredients!

Description: Vegan Cheesecake Toast
Diet: Plant- Based, Vegan, Nut-Free, Dairy- Free
Ways to make low-waste: make your own raspberry preserves, buy bulk olive oil, buy bulk salt, make your own bread
Recipes makes: 2 servings
Prep time: 1 minute
Cook time: 5 minutes
Put together time: 1 minute
Total time: 7 minutes

Ingredients:
2 slices of bread
2 tablespoons of Vegan Cream Cheese
2 tablespoons of raspberry preserves
Drizzle of olive oil
Pinch of salt

How-To:
Slice two pieces of bread (I used this recipe from Tastes Better From Scratch)
Toast slices of bread
Spread cream cheese on toast
Spread raspberry preserves on top of cream cheese
Drizzle with olive oil and add a pinch of salt – this is the cherry on top, so don’t skip out on the savory ingredients!
Enjoy!
Your full-time plant eater and big time sweet and savory toast advocate,
AJ