
A recipe from Layer cake version Oreo very delicious and decadent! Ideal for a birthday or just to treat yourself. Oreo lovers will appreciate it as much for the visual effect as for its flavors that are reminiscent of the favorite cookie: cocoa and vanilla.
Don't be put off by the magnitude of the task to make a large cake of this type. You can get started in advance and do it at your own pace, to avoid any stress. I will detail all the steps below!
What is this Oreo cake made of?
This Oreo cake is quite tall but not that wide. It is about 16cm in diameter. This Oreo cake consists of 3 levels of sponge cake with cocoa. It is garnished between each layer of creamy filling vanilla with coarsely crumbled Oreo.
The entire Oreo layer cake is covered with butter cream with Swiss meringue vanilla flavored. I then added a chocolate topping flowing lightly over the top and sides of the cake.

How to make this Oreo layer cake?
For this layer cake, like other large cakes in general, I advise you to make it in several batches (over several days). This avoids any stress. Here are the main steps:
- Cocoa cake base : mix the dry ingredients first and then add the liquid ingredients. Pour the dough by dividing it into 3 15 cm molds then we put it in the oven. It must be allowed to cool before filling it. At this point, you can wrap them in film and place them in the fridge if you do the rest on another day.
- Creamy filling : first whip the cream. Then add it to the cream cheese, icing sugar and vanilla mixture. Add Coarsely chopped oreo to add crunch. This filling is put aside in the refrigerator while awaiting assembly.
- Swiss meringue buttercream : this is the most technical part of this whole recipe, but it is not insurmountable. Beat the egg whites by hand over a bain-marie. When the sugar is dissolved, transfer it to the bowl of the pastry robot. Beat at maximum speed until the bowl is almost cold. Add the softened butter, little by little, at medium speed so that the two textures blend and make it into one. Then just add the vanilla, and it's ready. If you put it in the refrigerator, make sure to leave it at room temperature and whisk it again so that it regains its original texture.
- Chocolate topping, I recommend doing it just before assembly: it must still be liquid. Simply melt the chocolate and cream in a bain-marie, then add the icing sugar and a little hot water to be able to pour it easily afterwards.


My tips for making this Oreo layer cake a success
I advise you, as I usually do for my recipes, to put your ingredients well at room temperature at least 30 minutes before starting. This optimizes the final textures.
For editing, I usually use a turntable which greatly facilitates smoothing the sides and top of layer cakes. I couldn't do anything either without a good spatula for smoothing !
The assembly itself is not not very complicated, just follow my instructions and put the layers one after the other. Let the chocolate topping set a little before adding whipped cream domes. Otherwise, enjoy the final decoration!
To give an even more "wow" effect when serving, I advise you to put it on a cake stand, which will give the Oreo cake even more dimension.

How to store your Oreo layer cake?
Once made, this layer cake can be kept in the refrigerator for about 4-5 days. Just remember to take it out about 20 minutes before tasting so that it regains all its flavors.
Other recipes to try
If you like this kind of big layer cakes, I can advise you to take a look at these other recipes on the blog:
- Raspberry coconut layer cake
- Layer cake with carrot and spices
- Layer cake lemon poppy
- Layer cake Raffaello
- Chocolate layer cake
- Layer cake vanilla chocolate the easy recipe
- Layer cake gingerbread cinnamon icing.
If you make this recipe, don't hesitate to tag @liliebakery on Instagram so I can see your pretty layer cakes!

- 180 g sifted flour
- 250 g powdered sugar
- 60 g bitter cocoa powder
- 1,5 cc of baking powder
- 1,5 tsp baking soda
- 1 tsp of salt
- 140 ml fermented milk type ribot milk if not whole milk, let stand 15 min with 1tbsp lemon juice or white vinegar
- 100 ml hot coffee
- 50 ml oil
- 2 lightly beaten whole eggs
- 80 g of Philadelphia type fresh cheese
- 0,25 tsp liquid vanilla extract
- 45 g icing sugar
- 160 g full liquid cream
- 85 g coarsely chopped Oreo cookies
- 4 egg whites
- 100 g powdered sugar
- 150 g soft butter ointment
- 1 tsp liquid vanilla extract
- 115 g dark chocolate pastry
- 2 tbsp of whole liquid cream
- 2 tbsp of icing sugar
- 4 tablespoons of hot water
- Whipped cream
- Oreo cookies
- Chocolate sprinkles
- Preheat the oven to 180 ° C traditional heat. Butter and flour 3 round molds 15cm in diameter. Separately, mix the milk and vinegar and let stand for a few minutes. In a bowl, combine the flour, sugar, cocoa, baking powder, baking soda and salt.
- Gradually incorporate the milk, coffee, oil, lightly beaten eggs and vanilla. Pour the dough obtained into the 3 molds and bake the whole for 30 minutes. Let cool then unmold on a rack until completely cooled.
- Make the creamy filling by whipping the liquid cream to obtain a rather firm consistency. Beat the cream cheese to relax it and add the icing sugar and vanilla. Then add the whipped cream and finish with the chopped cookies. Reserve in the fridge.
- Then make the buttercream with the Swiss meringue by whisking the egg whites with the sugar over a double boiler. Stop whipping as soon as you no longer smell the sugar crystals when touching the whites. Transfer the egg whites directly to the food processor bowl and start whisking at maximum speed until the sides of the bowl cool.
- Gradually add 150g of very soft butter while continuing to whisk at medium speed. If the meringue falls back, it's normal, you have to continue whipping. Add the vanilla and whisk one last time on low speed. Put in the fridge while waiting for the rest.
- Prepare the chocolate topping by melting the chocolate and the cream in a double boiler. Smooth everything out, then remove from the heat and add the icing sugar, mixing well then the hot water. Let cool to room temperature.
- Assemble the layer cake by placing a round cardboard support on a turntable. Otherwise, place directly on the serving dish. Take the 1st cake, fix it on the support using a knob of icing. Cover the 1st cake with a layer of creamy Oreo filling then place the 2nd cake. Repeat the operation once.
- Place a thin layer of Swiss meringue buttercream on top of the last cake and spread over the layer cake with a spatula in a very thin layer. Put in the refrigerator for 30 minutes. Then cover the entire layer cake with the same cream and smooth everything.
- Apply chocolate sprinkles to the base of the layer cake. Carefully pour the chocolate coating on top of the layer cake and slide it with a spatula on the sides of the cake. With a pastry bag, place small domes of whipped cream on the topping and decorate with small cookies.
- Store in a cool place, then return to room temperature for about 20 minutes before tasting.






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Hello,
Thanks for the recipe, I'll try to make it. Not being a fan of coffee, can we replace it with something else?
Hello, yes you can simply replace with hot water.
Hello,
Is it possible to use only one circle, put all the mixture in it and cut the cake into 3 parts?
In this case at what temperature and cooking time?
Many thanks in advance.
Hello Manu, I do not recommend cooking in a large mold: it is complicated to cook it all the way through because it would be very thick and without overcooking the sponge cake... That is why I cook in several molds. It is easier in my opinion. See you soon :)
Good evening, how big is your finished cake, please?
Hello, I haven't measured it... In diameter, about 16cm, in height by eye 15/20cm?
Bonsoir
Bravo for this nice achievement.
Can we use mascarpone instead of Philadelphia?
Thank you
Hello, yes the Philadelphia can be replaced with mascarpone in the same quantities. Goodbye :)
Hello then make the cake the night before. And finish decorating chocolate and whipped cream the same day?
Thanks for the recipe have a nice day
Hello Anne, yes absolutely it is possible, see you soon :)
Hello, this cake is for how many people?
Hello, this cake is for 10-12 people, see you soon :)
Hello, I want to increase the diameter of the mold by 22 cm, by account how to increase the doses of the ingredients because yours is for a diameter of 15 cm?
Beautiful day
Hello Nathalie, 22cm is huge for a layer cake! Too wide in my opinion. Already with a 15cm mold we make 10/12 portions because it is very high. You have to do maths to calculate the volume of my 15cm mold and the volume of your mold, then you increase the ingredients in proportion. See you soon :)
Hello, I have another question, if I make the cakes the day before as well as the assembly with the creamy oreo filling and then the Swiss meringue buttercream, how do I store it in the fridge? Should I cover it or just leave it like that until the next day? Good evening
Hello Nathalie, in the fridge, I always recommend protecting it with a high cake cover: this prevents the cake cream from taking on the smell of the food in the fridge. It will be necessary to take it out 30 minutes before tasting, so that it regains its flavor. See you soon :)
Hello, shouldn't we soak the cake? I was wondering if it wasn't dry when tasting it. Thank you.
Hello Mareva, with the cream between each layer of cake I don't find it dry: it keeps its softness. Goodbye !
Good evening for 24 people is it enough to double the quantities? I will use a 22 cm mold
Good evening Jany, to go from 15cm to 22cm you have to do x2,15 on the ingredients. Goodbye :)
Hello, as I don't have 3 molds, can I cook them one after the other with the same mold? Thank you.
Hello Gaetane, yes indeed you can make 3 successive batches if you only have one mold. See you soon :)
Hello,
After 30 min of cooking the interior in the center is hollow…. It's normal?
Hello, no this is not normal at all! There must have been an error somewhere during the dosages or a problem with your oven
Hello,
I would like to make this cake with a 20cm diameter mold, how much should I multiply the doses by please?
I hope I can make it, requested by my 8 year old son for his birthday!
Thank you for all your wonderful recipes.
Hello Aurélie, to change the quantities from a 15 mold (mine) to a 20 mold (yours), you have to calculate the volume of each (3,14 x radius x radius). Then divide your mold volume by my mold volume. So we get 1,77 = the number by which you have to multiply each ingredient. See you soon :)
Hello!
I would like to make this cake but with an American frosting, powdered sugar, cream cheese, vanilla does it work?
Thank you for your beautiful blog!
Hello Mima, you can use classic buttercream frosting, but I found that this Swiss meringue buttercream is a bit lighter. Have a nice day!
Hello,
I want to make this cake tomorrow for a party. You use powdered sugar for the preparation of the cake. I'm in Quebec and here the term “powdered sugar” is the equivalent of “icing sugar”. Is it really icing sugar that should be put in the recipe or granulated sugar, which is your different. THANKS !
Hello Nathalie, in France, powdered sugar is called granulated sugar. See you soon :)
Hello, this recipe is just perfect. My daughter and I fell in love with this presentation. She, being a fan of Oreo, she asked me for this layer cake for her birthday with her friends. It was unanimous! Very balanced in taste, not too sweet and above all an ultra soft texture, not dry at all. Thank you for this great recipe!
Thank you very much Aurélie for your feedback! Glad you liked it! See you soon :)
Hello,
This cake looks delicious! My children are asking for it for their birthday so I'm going to try it ;) how do I get a perfect fall like that when pouring the chocolate topping? Thank you
Hello Charlène, so to help each drop go down, you can use a spatula to "push" each drop on the edge or a spoon to make the drops flow directly where you want. See you soon :)
Made for a birthday, everyone loved it!!
Thank you very much Elsa! Glad you liked it! See you soon :)
Very nice recipe. I was afraid of a certain heaviness but this is absolutely not the case. As for the cake base, it will clearly be part of my basics from now on, it is light and delicious. For a prettier presentation, next time I will make a more fluid topping
Thank you very much Lucie! See you soon :)
Hello, can we replace the Philadelphia with mascarpone?
Hello Sandrine, yes you can replace the Philadelphia with mascarpone in equal quantity. See you soon :)
Hello !
Can the cake be frozen so it can be made in advance?
Hi Audrey, you can make the cake discs in advance and freeze them well wrapped in film and foil. I don't recommend making the whole cake, as the frosting is better freshly made. See you soon :)
Hello, can a springform or adjustable (bottomless) cake tin be used for preparing the base of the cake (sponge cake) please?
Hi Roxane, the batter is very runny and might leak out, I recommend using a regular cake tin. See you soon :)