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Light in Flavour

When you want a delicate sweetness in your baking, using White Sugar or Caster Sugar can provide a subtle sweetness that enhances the other flavours without overpowering them.

Fruity

Using fruit can add a natural, fruity sweetness to baking, creating a refreshing, light flavour or adding sweet tartness. White Sugar or Caster Sugar in baking, allows the flavour of the fruit to shine and Jam Setting Sugar preserves the taste of fruit in vibrant jams.

Nutty

Coconut Sugar bring a subtle nuttiness to baked goods, elevating the taste with a mild, natural sweetness and pairs beautifully with tropical flavours.

Spiced

Using sugars with spices like cinnamon, ginger, licorice or chai can lend a warm, aromatic sweetness to baking.

Caramel

Utilising brown sugars or incorporating caramelised sugar syrups creates a richer, deeper flavor profile, adding a hint of caramel or toffee-like taste.

Chocolate

Chocolate adds a decadent richness to baked goods with its deep cocoa flavour, making it perfect for indulgent treats. Try adding a deep flavoured Brown Sugar to the mix for enhanced chocolate flavour.

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No Bake Cheesecake: White Chocolate Raspberry
No Bake Cheesecake: White Chocolate Raspberry
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No Bake Cheesecake: White Chocolate Raspberry

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6 hours 20 mins
Easy
10

A no bake cheesecake. Try different biscuits for the base for a slightly different flavour base! Submitted by Alice, one of our recipe club members.

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Ingredients
  • 200g digestive biscuits, crushed (or ginger nuts, Oreos or shortbread)
  • 75g butter (melted)
  • 300g white chocolate
  • 280ml double cream (normal cream in NZ)
  • 250g soft cheese (full-fat, such as Philadelphia)
  • 250g mascarpone cheese
  • 200g raspberries (fresh or frozen)
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Method
Mix the crushed biscuits with melted butter and tip mixture into a lined 20cm springform cake tin and smooth down with the back of a metal spoon.
Pop it in the fridge to keep cool while you make the topping.
Melt the white chocolate in a bowl over some gently simmering water, being careful not to overheat it otherwise it will be useless.
Beat the cream & cheeses (philadelphia and mascarpone) in a bowl until combined and then stir in the melted white chocolate and mix together.
Scatter a third of the raspberries onto the biscuit base and cover with a third of the creamy topping, repeat twice more finishing with the remaining raspberries on the top.
Chill for at least 6 hours or preferably overnight.
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