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cutting White Chocolate Cheesecake

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Last Post Nov 21, 2008 9:34 AM by: Eemma

Eemma

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Re: cutting White Chocolate Cheesecake

Posted: Nov 21, 2008 9:34 AM

Welcome to the Message Boards, Heidi!

It sounds to me as if you put a layer of white chocolate on the top of the cheesecake. If so that is what caused the problem. If you want to add chocolate on the top I would suggest you just drizzle it on or maybe put a swirl or crisscross pattern instead of covering the top. A heated knife will cut through a small amount of chocolate but will have trouble with a full layer covering the top.

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Michele from Kraft Kitchens

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Re: cutting White Chocolate Cheesecake

Posted: Nov 21, 2008 9:23 AM

Hi heidiwu3388,
Welcome to the message boards! I am hapy to hear that the White Chocolate Cheesecake turned out great but am sorry you had difficulty serving it. I have found that using unwaxed (unflavored) dental floss is the best way to cut cheesecake. Just cut an 18-inch piece of floss, then wrap the ends around your index fingers. Cut the cheesecake in half by pulling the floss through the cheesecake, starting at top surface of cheesecake and keeping the floss pulled tight. Release one end of the floss and pull through bottom of cheesecake. Rewrap the floss and use to cut cheesecake into desired number of slices. Give it a try!

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Re: cutting White Chocolate Cheesecake

Posted: Nov 20, 2008 10:37 AM

You could use (new) fishing line to cut it. Cutting with a sawing motion will help when using the fishing line.

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heidiwu3388

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