cheesecake anyone?

[mollykins]

i still have some guilt free chocolate and orange cheesecake left.

a crunchy digestive base, mixed with sumptious bournville chocolate, topped with a creamy and light cheese topping, enfused with sweet, juicy orange and baked to perfection for 15 minutes . . . .

And, done in the healthiest way possible, so you can eat guilt free.

[beejay1124]

no thanks Molly-gives me the windies

[joggerjayne]

Eeeuuw !

[mollykins]

you have to spoil it, it was delicious, and i made it healthy for those conscious of what they are eating.

[joggerjayne]

molly ... did you copy that description from the side of the box ?

=0)

[NoMercy]

I've got some muslitos de cangrejo (crabs claws) in the oven. Yummy !

[beejay1124]

you can get ointment for that No M

[mollykins]

i made it for my mums birthday.

mix the drumbed biscuits with a little butter, melt the chocolate and stir it in. Press into the bottom of a baking tin.

mix egg whites until stiff, fold in the low fat cream cheese, finely grated orange rind and a squirt of orange juice.

put ontop of the base, and into the oven for 15minutes on a low heat.

[mollykins]

crumbed i mean.

[NoMercy]

I prefer Heinz salad cream, beejay ;-)

[joggerjayne]

Why would you MAKE a cheesecake?

You can buy one at Waitrose.

Or Costco.

[boxtops]

or Iceland... yum

[NoMercy]

Seagull... there's no substitute for the real thing...

[mollykins]

there isn't a waitrose near us and i've never heard of costco.

its so much nicer, you can make your own flavours, you know exactly whats gone into it, and you can make it healthier.

[beejay1124]

NoM-dont start JJ off

[mollykins]

The nearest waitrose is probably 30 miles away, and shopbought ones aren't that nice, me and mum both think they have too much topping for the base anyway, so i did it 1/3 base, 2/3 topping and it was scrumptious.

[joggerjayne]

Molly ... you've not heard of Costco ?

OMG ... !

You must find your nearest Costco ... it's fab !

[mollykins]

this is our nearest one.

Driving directions to Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, UK

138 mi – about 2 hours 59 mins

Suggested routes

A11
138 mi 2 hours 59 mins

A12
164 mi 3 hours 19 mins

A47
164 mi 3 hours 38 mins

i don't think so.

[joggerjayne]

Mmm ... okay, that's a bit of a trek.

[mollykins]

And the only places where they are that i've been to is the suburbs of manchester, aberbeen, but that was years ago, and once to milton keynes about 5 years ago, so i've never seen one.