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Flowmojo
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FAO Ashil! Honeycomb Cheesecake !

Flowmojo, 6 February, 2013 at 13:39 Posted on Off Topic Posts 0 14

Ingredients

  • 150g butter
  • 250g digestive biscuits
  • 1 tsp vanilla essence
  • 500g cream cheese (Philly Light is ok)
  • 100g caster sugar
  • 300ml double cream
  • 3 crunchies
  1. Grease a 23cm spring form cake tin
  2. Place biscuits in a plastic bag and bash with rolling pin until fine or use a whizzer
  3. Place butter in pan and heat over low heat until melted, add biscuit crumbs and stir until fully mixed.
  4. Remove from heat and put into base of cake tin, squash down firmly and put in fridge to set for 1 hour.
  5. Place cream cheese, caster sugar and vanilla in bowl and mix together.
  6. Whisk cream in a separate bowl until soft peak stage. Crush 2 x crunchies and stir in. Add to cream cheese mixture and fold in.
  7. Place mixture on top of chilled biscuit base. Put in fridge to set for about an hour. Sprinkle top with crushed left over crunchie

14 replies

Latest activity by HAG13, 12 March, 2013 at 20:50
  • RebTheEck
    Beginner August 2013
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    *wipes the drool from the desk*

    Sounds immense - supposed to be on a diet but there can't be many calories in a slice of that right?

    Looks very similar to the one I do but I just put a tin of cherries on top!

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  • kharv
    Beginner March 2012
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    I am SO making this at the weekend. Diet Schmiet.

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  • Flowmojo
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    If you use philly light its totally fat free,,honest ?

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  • Ali_G
    Beginner October 2012
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    Oh my God, this sounds divine.

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  • ashlil
    Beginner February 2011
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    Immense! i have at least 8 to try and this one is heading up the one to do this weekend list!

    star flow - Zoomo and vickster recommended this one too

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  • ashlil
    Beginner February 2011
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    hahaha! that is what this type of thing is made for surely.. I love lindt choc. We have a whole bag of crunchies that hubby bought as they were on offer hehehehe

    I have family coming over on Sunday and bruv is a cheesecake demon!

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  • Zoomo13
    Beginner August 2015
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    I had to make this just before crimbo as the guys at work heard me drilling on about this cheesecake, so i bought it in, they were eating it as soon as i walked through the door at 730am it was gone within 30 mins.

    one of the guys said it was the best ever cheesecake he had ever tasted and he eats a lot of cheesecakes.

    this one is deffinately a winner and it looks amazing too. darn diet i now want this cheesecake .....

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  • Rosco298
    Beginner February 2014
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    I made this tonight and it is amazing!!! Although I used extra light cream cheese which was a mistake. It hasn't set properly so was very hard to cut and looked a bit sloppy however none of this changes the taste. It might not be the prettiest cheesecake I've ever made but it is definitely the best. Thank you OP

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  • H
    Beginner July 2013
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    I have just made this Smiley smile I made my own honeycomb and drizzled some chocolate on top. Hurry up and set!!!! I had a little lick of the bowl, it tasted delicious!!! I've never done a non-baked cheesecake so fingers crossed!

    Thanks for the recipe!

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  • Little Pixie
    Beginner September 2011
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    How do you make your own honeycomb?!?!?!

    I want to make this as I have seen the hairy bikers make a pretty sugar sculpture for the top of cakes and I think it would look ace on this!

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  • H
    Beginner July 2013
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    Sorry for late reply...

    http://www.nigella.com/recipes/view/hokey-pokey-36

    In my experience, the thicker you spread it the crunchier it is, spread it thinly and it'll be more chewy so bear this in mind when choosing a container to set it in

    Enjoy!

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