Snicker layer cheesecake from Recipe Community

[judydawn]

http://www.recipecommunity.com.au/recipes/snicker-licious-layered-cheesecake-non-bake/71681

This is a decadent cheesecake but is really nice to share with lots of people to cut the calories 

I did bake my base as often a base is too crumbly on cheesecakes and it is worth it in my opinion.

The only thing I would do differently is to halve the mixture when adding the snickers bars to one part and cocoa to the other as 1/3 for the cocoa part is not enough and the layers don't show up clearly enough.  Just my thoughts though.

[snappy]

Looks delicious JD.  What are the white balls on top?

[judydawn]

That was my attempt to make a flower from raw almonds snappy - just something silly that crossed my mind yesterday when I made it.  I am a terrible decorator of cakes etc.  The cheesecake is for visitors tomorrow but had Mum here today so though I may as well make a start on it - plenty for everyone.

[snappy]

It looks great JD, I just wasn't sure if they were yoghurt covered sultanas.  The raw almonds would taste delicious on that cheesecake and add some texture.

[judydawn]

Thanks snappy, you are too kind.

[Jadey]

I saw that recipe and pinned it for later - sure looks the goods
Does it taste as good as it sounds?

I'm having a couple of people here for a spit roast tomorrow maybe I should make it for then.

[judydawn]

I don't have cheesecake very often Jadey and I can't even remember the last time I made one so I can honestly say that I really did enjoy this one.  I used homemade choc ripple biscuits for the base.  You had better get a move on if you want it for tomorrow 

[Jadey]

It's for tomorrow night so if I get it in the fridge in the morning it should set by dessert time. (I hope)

[cookie1]

I'm not even going to look at this, really truly. But then it does sound lovely.

[obbie]

sounds yum