Cheesecake And Berries: What Could Be Better?
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Creamy And Fruity – Sounds Like My Kind Of Dessert!
When it comes to Fourth of July celebrations, I’m all in. I love celebrating America’s Independence with picnics, family, friends, and fireworks. One of the best parts of holiday cooking is making (and eating) desserts. I like to really get into the spirit of the holiday by making desserts that resemble what it is we are celebrating. So, you can imagine my excitement when I came across this Fourth of July cheesecake. It looks like an American flag! How cute is that?
When I first made this recipe last year I used strawberries instead of the raspberries as that is what I had on hand. The cheesecake still tasted and looked delicious.
Use whatever floats your boat 🙂 Instead of sprinkling the blueberries into a bunch on the cake try placing them in neat rows for a more authentic flag look.
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Quick Tip: My family likes to eat this cheesecake frozen. It’s like an ice cream cake!