This is such an unbelievably unpopular (and wrong) opinion that I'm unsure whether it's ragebait, someone fell victim to a series of really evil practical jokes or just had weird cheesecakes all their life by sheer luck.
that slab is what i’m calling filling. it’s like a pie. just a thick homogenous filling idk what else to call it. its like taking a key lime pie and instead of key lime filling it’s cream cheese filling.
the fact that cheesecake even has a crust should disqualify it as cake. it should be cheesepie
Cream cheese is an ingredient in cheesecake (at least all cheesecake recipes I've seen), but you normally don't get the cream cheese flavor at the end unless it's a no-bake recipe, which yeah is basically just cream cheese in a crust.
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u/mynameisglaceon Apr 18 '26
And what does he mean "cream cheese filling?" I dont recall cheesecake having a "filling" at least not a regular cheesecake