Image 1 — Strawberry Ripple Cheesecake - 145 calories per slice
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Strawberry Ripple Cheesecake - 145 calories per slice

It's even more amazing and delicious than it looks!

You can make it without the strawberries, or use any other fruit/berry you like. Just chop and cook up the berries in a small pan. I added a spoonful of sweetener and a little squeeze of lemon juice to mine, optional.

Ingredients in the third slide. You can use cottage cheese instead of ricotta, works about the same.

Blend all the ingredients together (not including berries) - with a blender ideally. I use a stick mixer, but any blender or food processor will work.

Pour the mix into a baking dish.

Gently drizzle the berry topping on top

Bake at 170°c for 35 minutes. Tbh I play it fast and loose with the baking time. It's done with it's starting to turn golden on top and it's still a little jiggly in the middle. Allow to cool and then set fully in the fridge for at least a few hours.

145 calories per slice (10 slices). But do calculate your own macros and calories with your own ingredients - I used a low fat ricotta and a full fat Greek yoghurt.

Edit: NOTE, in this "cornflour" is the Australian version, which is starch, not actual flour made from corn, you can use cornstarch or wheaten starch

u/activelyresting — 1 day ago

Current lunch hyperfixation feels like a goddess dessert for 400 calories

150g strawberries 100g cherries 150g grapes, 25g (2) dried figs and for a treat, 2 squares of Lindt dark with ginger and lime.

The whole dinner plate piled up came to just under 400kcal! (Had protein with my breakfast coffee and dinner will be lean chicken with potatoes and broccoli).

So vibing with the fruit and berry snack platter, basically means I don't feel any need for snacks or dessert all day, and it takes me ages to get through all of this.

u/activelyresting — 13 days ago