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Saturday Sweetly

In today's post of Saturday Sweetly, I will be sharing with you a Brownie Chocolate Chip Cheesecake recipe. This is actually a very simple recipe, but does take a chunk of time to bake.

Brownie Chocolate Chip Cheescake
So, these are the ingredients you will need:



The first step to this cake is to bake the brownie crust. This just involves you following the instructions on the brownie box.





Here are the instructions.
Mmmm. Yummy!
Now that the brownie is cooked you can get started on the cheesecake.
This is what the cream cheese looks like after it is well-beaten.
Almost done.
Make sure to keep your cooking assistant awake while you are cooking.


Now all you have to do is wait for it to bake. And there you go! Once the cake has been chilled overnight, it will be ready to eat! Have any great cheesecake recipes you want to share? Feel free to contact me through Facebook or the blog comment section here.


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  1. Mmmmmmm, now I want to eat it. Do we have to wait for it to chill overnight?!!

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    1. Consider it a lesson in patience! ;)

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