Favourite Christmas Cheesecake

[EvilMama]

Last year I made a gingerbread one (on the Tesco website, can't link, keeps crashing) and feel like I should do something different this year. Everyone was very complimentary so this years needs to live up to it!

Which is your favourite seasonal (preferably cooked) cheesecake you would either serve to guests or want to eat on Christmas Day?

Biscoff. It's SO good!

Mince pie www.sainsburysmagazine.co.uk/recipes/desserts/mince-pie-baked-cheesecake

Oh that sounds so revolting I have to try it to horrify the IL's 🤣 (not British, don't get mince pies as I can't convince them they're not meat!). Do you reckon it needs the mince pie pastry or I can just use mincemeat direct from the jar?

I'll add my suggestion in a moment, but please tell me whatever festive cheesecake you end up doing you'll decorate it like THIS!! 😁
www.amytreasure.com/christmas-cheesecake/

All cheesecake is good. 😋

These sound nice. Are cheesecakes easy to make? I’m thinking of making dessert this year. Sorry don’t have any other suggestions of cheesecakes as just normally get the typical flavours.

Did this one last year (not for Christmas, for New Year). Went down with everyone really well, as berries nicely tangy. And frozen packs of 'misshapen' berries work out more economical.

Dusted it with a sprinkling of edible glitter for a festive touch!

https://www.delicious.com.au/recipes/jamie-olivers-baked-berry-cheesecake/efcf161b-2df0-4413-80ad-3d7bc4e503bb?r=recipes/collections/3h2z8rvs

@GiraffesAtThePark yes, they're easy to make, the only slightly tricky bit is judging if they're cooked. I've usually made these:
Tesco gingerbread
New York - this one is quite forgiving as you spread some sour cream/lemon juice on after you've cooked it so it hides any cracks!
Caramel