The Cheesecake Factory is bringing its famous desserts to Australia
Sweet dreams are made of cheese(cake). And now your dreams are about to come true.
Stop everything! US dessert chain the Cheesecake Factory is coming to Australia with a range of their cult-famous cakes landing in the frozen food aisle at Woolworths.
The American brand made a brief foray into the Australian market back in 2017 with a limited run of their frozen cheesecakes and clearly, demand for the sweet treats has been high.
A teaser post by @thegrocerygeekau confirmed the imminent arrival of the frozen cakes, which will initially be available in three flavours.
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The range will include Original with its famous Graham cracker crust; Chocolate Mousse – a silky chocolate cheesecake topped with Belgian chocolate mousse, finished with dark chocolate shavings and whipped cream rosettes; and White Choc Raspberry Truffle – a creamy cheesecake swirled with white chocolate and raspberry.
Details of when the Dream Factory Cheesecake range will drop or the cost of the cakes is slim at the time of writing, but to be honest, there’s not much we wouldn’t pay for a slice of these famous cakes.
State-side, the Cheesecake Factory has over 200 stores and restaurants selling not only the famous cakes but a full menu ranging from Korean fried cauliflower to pizzas, steaks, salads and burgers.
Family-owned since founder Evelyn Overton started baking cheesecakes in the 1940s, the Cheesecake Factory has been an American institution for generations. Now it’s our turn to have a slice.
The Cheesecake Factory Dream Factory range will be available in Woolworths soon. For more details keep an eye on the Woolworths website.
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