The Recipe
Base:
1 cup plain chocolate biscuit crumbs
80g melted butter
1/4 cup ground almonds
Base:
1 cup plain chocolate biscuit crumbs
80g melted butter
1/4 cup ground almonds
Filling:
2x 250g block Philadelphia Cream Cheese, softened
1/2 cup caster sugar
200g Toblerone Milk or Dark chocolate, melted
1/2 cup thickened cream (I used a pot of cream)
1. Combine biscuit crumbs, butter and almonds, press into the base of a lightly greased spring form pan. Chill.
2. Beat Philly for two minutes or until smooth. Add sugar, melted Toblerone chocolate and cream, continue beating until well combined.
3. Pour onto the prepared crumb base and refrigerate for 2-3 hours until set, or overnight. Serve topped with Toberlone shavings.
Serves 10
Finally may I recommend that you ask your husband to please remove his beer glass from the floor when he goes to bed then you won't get woken up at 8:30am by your six year old saying 'somebody left a glass on the floor and by accident I knocked it over and it's smashed'
21 comments:
LOL Beccy - we had the same thing this morning... my three year old was playing with the two wine glasses we had left out! *SIGH*
Your cheesecake looks yummy and the picture is very cool! ;-)
you'll be wearing a bikini in paris??? wish i'd thought of that. no, on second thought, glad i didn't.
i'm making a jameson whiskey cake today. i'll let you know how it turns out.
your cake looks really, really good.
Two things that caught MY eye - 'easiest' and 'tastiest'! I'll definitely be trying it soon.
Mee too. But where's the recipe....?
oh that cake sure looks good!! I don't like toblerone either but my hubby sure does!
Dear beccy. MmmmMmm that cake looks deliciouso. I think I saw it somewhere else too.. must be a ripping recipe but with summer coming after a long and inert winter, I think I'll put off making it for a while!
beccy that cheesecake looks really good- oh dear and who cleared up the glass!!
Does that happen in all houses with small children on a weekend morning?! Ha!
Toblerone cheesecake, oh, my.
This has to go in my must try list!
oh lordy that looks simply divine! I adore toblerone and even more, cheesecake. Sugar rush here I come!
Many thanks for the recipe. I am off to fur up another artery. As my mother used to say: "Sure, you have to die of something!"
That looks scrummy!
I had the same problemm with a chocolate torte, I recently added to my blog, the base was just too thin! Is this a new trend in baking? I re-made the torte today with a raspberry topping instead of chocolate and I have trebled the base. We will see how it tastes tomorrow"
Toblerone cheesecake (drool)
Broken glass is my scariest thing - I just know at some point a large piece of it will embed in one of my child's feet - requiring stitches and hospital runs. Hope everyone's tootsies were okay!!!!!
Mmm...yummy cheesecake. Unfortunately, I've just lost a stone and want to keep it off!
I too am from England (Lancashire) and married an Irishman. Oh, well, suppose we could have done a lot worse!
I've added you to my blogroll...
I have got to get my glasses fixed. I could have sworn you said you don't like Toblerone. How crazy is that?
Not much chance of tasting any toblerone in that recipe, it's a bit like tasting pumpkin in pumpkin scones.
Oh yes we have had the broken glass thing before, isn't it lovely to have hubbys and children they seem to help each cause caos (sp?)...
I'm not a huge fan of toblerone, either- but I may have to try that pie!
Seriously... you don't like Toblerone chocolate bars???!!!
OMG, cheesecake is one of my weaknesses, and I love Swiss Chocolate. Mmmmmmmmmmm....Looks real yummy!
Delicious recipe for a delicious cake!Thanks!
Brilliant art!!
Funny about the glass!!!
i broke a glass yesterday. Opened the cupboard and it flew out as though someone had heaved it at me.
I had a plate in my hand and I was able to use it as armour to keep it from hitting my face!!!
I'm slobbering for a piece of that pie. (I'm supposed to be cutting sweets right now - so I'm just going to dream about it for time being)
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