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<\/a><\/p>\nSo.. Valentines Day is FIVE days away, so an indulgent recipe was in order. I realise that this is for more than two people, but you can still make it and share it with your friends and family. Or, make it into individual portions, and freeze the others! But either way, Champagne Cheesecake happened.<\/p>\n
As I mentioned in my\u00a0No-Bake Limoncello Cheesecake<\/a>\u00a0post, I have been wanting to post a Champagne Cheesecake recipe for a while, I have just been neglecting doing so for a while now. Valentines seemed the perfect option! I used a delicious Champagne that my mum likes and had happened to buy many bottles of, but any will do. Cheap and Cheerful, or expensive.. (but remember, about 500ml will be going in the Cheesecake, so maybe not too expensive!)<\/p>\n I went for some Champagne soaked berries to decorate this delicious one as I thought it would be different to my other Cheesecakes and desserts. It gives it a delicious twist as well because Champagne soaked berries are YUMMY. Fun fact though, I don’t actually like drinking Champagne or Prosecco as its far too bubbly for me, but with the sweetness added to this one, it was delightful.<\/p>\n Obviously, this isn’t the cheapest of desserts. But like I say, you can buy a cheaper drink for it. However, I like to think its indulgent and a little different to other desserts for Valentines or a special occasion. I have many other recipes you can make for Valentines instead such as my\u00a0No-Bake Caramac Cheesecake<\/a>\u00a0or\u00a0No-Bake Triple Chocolate Cheesecake<\/a>\u00a0but if you fancy something different, then definitely try this! Enjoy!<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n