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Sinfully delightful white chocolate cheese, with a hint of Kahlua.
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A nice, quick and easy dessert. It's a good portion size, but for the price of $4 you'd expect to be at least a little better. When I got this, I was looking forward to the taste, but I could barely tell that there was Kahlua in it, definitely is just a hint of Kahlua. I also found that for my personal taste it was a little too creamy, though my husband did agree with me, and there is no real strong flavour to it, which in a way is a disappointment.
It is, by far, not the best cheesecake that I have ever had, but it also isn't the worst, so I'm sure that I will get again in the future, but only if I have a slight craving for something sweet and have the $4 to spare.
This is one of those desserts you really wish wasn't so expensive. Sure, it's light, delicious, sweet and creamy... but it's also about half the size I expected.
OK, so it's good for those trying to watch their waistline I guess... but I'm not one of them, so I was looking for something about twice the size.
The texture was creamy and smooth, with a tangy biscuit base that made it a delight to eat. Not much of a Kahlua fan, I was a little worried about the flavour, but found that there was only the barest hint there... not too good for those craving a decent -hit- but then, you can always add a little extra for yourself.
Overall, one of those dessert you'll 'treat' yourself with, not one for the general after-pizza feed.
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