I will never eat cheesecake again!

Korrie

Korrie

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I added up just the cream cheese, milk, butter and eggs and this is what I got...

My basic new york cheesecake (no toppings) is MORE THAN 5,156 calories and 440 grams of fat...that equals more than 500 cals and 44 gram of fat PER SLICE..nice huh?

I'd die if I found out how much the turtle cheesecake (w/ pecans, chocolate and carmel sauce) ran in fat and cals!!
 
so i guess you won't be marketing those as low fat :D

But they are probably sinfully good :d

a marketing ploy for valentines day.. 1 piece of cheesecake.. 2 forks :D
 
I just looked it up on the WW site...a slice of turtle cheesecake, depending on where it's from, has either 11 or 16 points. I only get 24 points a day. I'd be starving if I had one slice instead of a whole meal!!
 
I know what you mean NB - I was going to make a regular one for my birthday cake earlier this month and the totals were outrageous!! So I made a nice low fat one. It was really really yummy and only like 250+ cals (no topping).

I like Mal's idea - two forks..lol
 
theres some pizza place near dc that delivers heart shaped pizzas on for VD and they write a message in pepperoni.... corny .. but it's cute... :D

for your business -will you have any lower fat cheesecakes or are they all - "if you have to ask the number of calories, you shou;dnt be eating this" type of cheesecake :D
 
:eek: :eek: Not the precious cheese cake I love NY style cheesecake!
Check this sanwhich out in caloreis and fat the sodium is the"1,770"
Jack in the Box Bacon Ultimate Cheeseburger
1,150 89 30 23 1,770
cals fat ? ? sodium glad I hate beefburgers!:p :D
 
Cheesecake is quite nice but it's not THAT nice. :eek:

Never again... even when I'm down to my target weight.
 
I've always loved cheesecake, despite knowing that each piece is 500-600 cals. But what I didn't expect was that my little cookie from Starbucks the other day was 510! I figured maybe 200. I would've had the cake instead, had I known. Where do they cram all those calories in???
 
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