If there's one thing in life that will never let me down, it's cheesecake. I'd almost feel like I was betraying it if I ever ordered anything else off the dessert menu tbh. So, you could say I know a good cheesecake when I taste one.
It's got to have that crumbly base, that thick centre and a little something extra to make it stand out from the rest.
Anyone else feel their stomach rumbling uncontrollably?
You haven't lived until you've tried these:
1. Sandyford House
This beauty is made from salted caramel, chocolate and honeycomb and omg is it only to die for.
The chocolatey chunks paired with the butterscotch and red velvet tuile will literally send your mouth on a one way trip to pleasure town.
Get in my belly.
2. Taco Taco
We've died and gone to cheesecake heaven.
Taco Taco's Nutella cheesecake is on a whole other level of good. The caramel sauce drizzled on top is genuinely the nicest I've ever tried. Like, legit, they need to sell that shit cause I'll buy a years supply.
Even better, you don't even have to leave your slippers, blanky and comfy couch to indulge in this beauty because you can get it on Deliveroo - Halleloooo!
You can add whatever coating, sauces and toppings you like to this slice and there's a plethora of choice - Oreo, Maltesers, Reeses' Cup, you name it - They've got it.
Time to be that creative genius you know you are and make your very own work of art (food).
4. San Lorenzos
The Nutella New York Cheesecake from San Lorenzos is the absolute dream.
One slice just isn't enough!
5. Queen Of Tarts
Queen Of Tarts is the Queen of cheesecake.
Their New York Raspberry Cheesecake is bursting with sweet, tangy flavour.
They also serve a whopper Baileys cheesecake that needs to be tried.
Obsessed.
6. Noshington
These guys claim to have the best cheesecake in Dublin.
The slice is huge and genuinely mouth watering. I adore lemon cheesecake so this one makes my soul happy.
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