Can you eat frozen cheesecake??

CountingPennies

I know this is an odd question, but can you eat frozen cheesecake?? I made a peanut butter cheesecake today, it said to freeze overnight then serve with hot chocolate sauce, but it didn't say defrost before serving! Am i being totally dim? Should i defrost it first? Or shall i serve frozen?

Please don't shoot me down for my dim question

Also, sorry if I posted in the wrong place

pigpen

defrost first.

nuatha

CountingPennies wrote: »

I know this is an odd question, but can you eat frozen cheesecake?? I made a peanut butter cheesecake today, it said to freeze overnight then serve with hot chocolate sauce, but it didn't say defrost before serving! Am i being totally dim? Should i defrost it first? Or shall i serve frozen?

Please don't shoot me down for my dim question

Also, sorry if I posted in the wrong place

Its not a dim question, but an omission in the recipe instructions.
I agree with Pigpen, defrost it first.
But to answer your question, you can and I have/do, but that's because I'm impatient

This_Year

I now want this for breakfast. Cornflakes just won't do now. Can you post the recipe please?

Ticks all the boxes for me.

cyclingyorkie

I suppose it depends on how good your teeth are!

Chris25

I like to eat cheesecake that's more frozen than defrosted; I like the firmer texture Except for a baked one though; I prefer that cold but not chilled.
Lemon or chocolate tarts are good frozen too

Wywth

CountingPennies wrote: »

I know this is an odd question, but can you eat frozen cheesecake?? I made a peanut butter cheesecake today, it said to freeze overnight then serve with hot chocolate sauce, but it didn't say defrost before serving! Am i being totally dim? Should i defrost it first? Or shall i serve frozen?

Please don't shoot me down for my dim question

Also, sorry if I posted in the wrong place

Lashings of really hot chocolate sauce will mean the cheesecake will no longer be frozen by the time it reaches the table

Rain_Shadow

If you google 'frozen cheesecake' you will find a number of recipes. The ones I looked at suggested that the cheesecake be left to stand for 15-20 minutes after being taken from the freezer.

CountingPennies

Thanks for all the answers.... I'll post the receipe tonight (little busy at the moment) x

datlex

I like it frozen though it is easier to eat defrosted.