Waffel Bowl Fruity Cheesecake Tart

An easy and elegant dessert for a summer party!

Before we get into the recipe, I have small note to all my dear readers. As we are in the process of cross country move. I'm totally busy, haven't got time to check mail's last few days. My email inbox is overflowing ;) so if you don’t hear back from me, please don’t take it personally. I try my best to keep up with all the emails, but sometimes I just can’t. Know that I read each and every email I receive, and I thank you for taking the time to write and for continued support..


Coming to recipe! Today we’re making Fruity Cheesecake Tart. No cooking, No preparing the crust, or No baking and getting all nervous. We’ll do that some other time.

Today we’re trying to get cheesecake tart as fast as we can ; sound good?

Let’s go!

Take all the lisited ingredients below and stick it in the fridge for a few hours and  EnJoY a delicious treat that will COOL off your kids & family!



Recipe for Fruity Cheesecake Tart in Waffel Bowl.

  Preparation Time : 10 minutes + Time to set : 1-2 hrs
  CookingTime : No cooking
  Serving : 6

Ingredients : 

Cream Cheese : 1 package (8 oz.), (softened)
Sweetened Condensed Milk : 1 can (14 oz.)
Vanilla Extract : 1 tsp
Lemon Juice : 1/3 cup
Waffle Bowls : 6
Fresh Whole Strawberries : 6
Fresh Kiwi : 2 (sliced)


Method of Preparation : 

1. In medium bowl beat cream cheese until smooth and creamy.
2. Mix in sweetened condensed milk and vanilla extract until well blended. Stir in lemon juice.
3. Refrigerate about 1 hour or until mixture has thickened.
4. Spoon 1/3 cup cheesecake mixture into each waffle bowl. Top each bowl with fresh fruit of choice, such as sliced kiwi,  blueberries, raspberries, strawberries.
5. Serve immediately or  if a cold filling is desired, refrigerate until ready to serve and then fill cups just before serving...Enjoy!


Notes : 

  • Instead of waffel bowls, you can use baked pastry shells or waffel cones.
  • If a less flavored cheesecake is desired, replace the  sweetened condensed milk with 8 oz frozen whipped topping to the ingredients.

Recipe adapted from keebler waffel bowls packet.

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Happy Eating!
Sangeetha

14 comments:

  1. That's perfect for the season Sangeetha.The clicks are classic..

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  2. Delicious and lovely..

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  3. Great Recipe Sangeetha.....yum....so inviting clicks

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  4. So cute and super attractive bowl,loving it.

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  5. The waffle bowls look cute and delicious !

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  6. awesome and yummy yummy tart:)

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  7. WOw ! this really looks so simple to assemble...Gorgeous baskets..All the best for your shifting process

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  8. This is cute and yum ...colorful..attractive to kids for sure

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  9. Cool idea! Looks so tempting! makes a great party food idea!

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  10. Such a cool idea. Lovely clicks as usual.

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  11. Sounds amazing and looks even better!! I love the idea of this cool and delicious fruity desert!

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  12. Quick and easy recipe...Lovely photos. This is perfect to refresh us this summer.

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  13. Looks delicious. But do the waffle cups get soggy if left overnight?

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    1. Thanks Sheryl...so good to have you here:) Yes it will get soggy when left overnight,i'm basing this on the fact on my experience. However I’ve seen some recipes lining melted chocolate on waffel bowls and placing in fridge until the chocolate hardens...they say by doing this they don't get soggy...Hope this helps!

      Cheers!
      Sangeetha

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Sangeetha

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