View Full Version : Cheesecake - need best nearby
jdsl1998
10-12-2015, 06:29 AM
Hubby birthday tomorrow. I want to know where to buy a slice or whole cheesecake. Grocery, restaurants, specialty shop, where are your favorites?
Codys. Tried there carrot cake and it was big enough for two people.
They have cheesecake also.
Chatbrat
10-12-2015, 06:44 AM
Next Year go online and buy a Junior's cheesecake--you only go around once
Boomer
10-12-2015, 06:57 AM
I like Toojay's.
Darn it. Now I am thinking about cheesecake, first thing in the morning....and matzo ball soup......and corned beef on rye.....And it is not even 8:00 AM yet. I wonder when Toojay's opens.......Maybe if I go to the pool first......and jump around a lot.......
Anyway, hope you find the perfect cheesecake for your birthday guy. For Mr. Boomer, I am always on a quest for the perfect Boston Cream Pie.
newguyintv
10-12-2015, 07:01 AM
Hubby birthday tomorrow. I want to know where to buy a slice or whole cheesecake. Grocery, restaurants, specialty shop, where are your favorites?
Sam's Club carries the "Cheesecake Factory" brand.
asianthree
10-12-2015, 07:17 AM
SAMs club have Cheesecake Factory variety for about $15. Single slice would be too jays
Bonny
10-12-2015, 07:18 AM
Codys cheesecake. It's a big piece & it's delish !
Boomer
10-12-2015, 07:51 AM
You have so many suggestions here, and cheesecake lasts for a little while if covered in the refrigerator so........
Maybe go around and get one piece of each and make a little score sheet with numbers or stars, like for a wine-tasting, and let him decide. You could have maybe 5 things to rate, like texture, flavor, sweetness (too much/too little/just right) -- can't think of any others......well, maybe quality of ingredients, crust......Is that enough?
Could be fun and then you would know the answer for future reference....or he might never want to see cheesecake again.
Oh dear, all the OP did was ask for the time and here I am building a clock. :oops:
Over-thinking Boomer
tomwed
10-12-2015, 07:55 AM
You have so many suggestions here, and cheesecake lasts for a little while if covered in the refrigerator so........
Oh dear, all the OP did was ask for the time and here I am building a clock. :oops:
what a great expression
dbussone
10-12-2015, 08:00 AM
You have so many suggestions here, and cheesecake lasts for a little while if covered in the refrigerator so........
Maybe go around and get one piece of each and make a little score sheet with numbers or stars, like for a wine-tasting, and let him decide. You could have maybe 5 things to rate, like texture, flavor, sweetness (too much/too little/just right) -- can't think of any others......well, maybe quality of ingredients, crust......Is that enough?
Could be fun and then you would know the answer for future reference....or he might never want to see cheesecake again.
Oh dear, all the OP did was ask for the time and here I am building a clock. :oops:
Over-thinking Boomer
And of course the results of the taste tests would have to be posted. Just think of the comments and discussion those might generate.
Bonny
10-12-2015, 08:06 AM
And of course the results of the taste tests would have to be posted. Just think of the comments and discussion those might generate.
Oh yea !! That would be good maybe for 10 - 12 pages ! :p
starflyte1
10-12-2015, 10:20 AM
You might try Fresh Market
jebartle
10-12-2015, 11:26 AM
or you could invite all of us over and we could help with the evaluation, giggle, giggle, snort, snort.:a20:
And of course the results of the taste tests would have to be posted. Just think of the comments and discussion those might generate.
zcaveman
10-12-2015, 11:29 AM
I'll second TooJays!! Great Napoleons and eclairs also.
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2BNTV
10-12-2015, 05:32 PM
I'll third Toojay's. NY Cheesecake is delicious. :icon_hungry:
Villageswimmer
10-12-2015, 06:23 PM
Had TooJays s just last week. Not great. I'd make it myself. Lots of good recipes on foodnetwork dot com.
Should have said it was pumpkin cheesecake ...kind of dry. Disappointing.
Boomer
10-15-2015, 09:07 AM
I feel so tacky, so pathetic, by asking this.......
I do so try not to pry.........
But I do so luv cheesecake, pure and unadulterated, no toppings, no sauce, no reaches for seasonal themes.....just plainly exquisite, straight-up cheesecake....
Please forgive me. I just have to ask......
How did the cheesecake choice turn out?
Nosy Rosy Boomer
NYGUY
10-15-2015, 02:05 PM
I feel so tacky, so pathetic, by asking this.......
I do so try not to pry.........
But I do so luv cheesecake, pure and unadulterated, no toppings, no sauce, no reaches for seasonal themes.....just plainly exquisite, straight-up cheesecake....
Please forgive me. I just have to ask......
How did the cheesecake choice turn out?
Nosy Rosy Boomer
You are so right....just give me dense and moist NY Cheesecake and I am a happy camper..:mmmm:
looneycat
10-27-2015, 05:45 PM
I like Toojay's.
Darn it. Now I am thinking about cheesecake, first thing in the morning....and matzo ball soup......and corned beef on rye.....And it is not even 8:00 AM yet. I wonder when Toojay's opens.......Maybe if I go to the pool first......and jump around a lot.......
Anyway, hope you find the perfect cheesecake for your birthday guy. For Mr. Boomer, I am always on a quest for the perfect Boston Cream Pie.
dammit! now I'm drooling :mmmm:
NYGUY
10-27-2015, 08:35 PM
Sam's Club carries the "Cheesecake Factory" brand.
We went there and never found the Cheesecake Factory brand, only Sam's Brand.
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