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  • Officially THE BEST atkins friendly cheesecake EVAH!!!

    I took a recipe from a friend, who is renowned for making the very best cheesecake ever, and made it atkins friendly. I have made it 5x in the last week, everyone just loves it so much!

    2pk (8oz size) cream cheese room temp
    4 large eggs separated *(I actually use 3 JUMBO omega 3 eggs)
    1 tsp vanilla
    1/2 cup splenda (you can use less even)
    1/2 cup whipping crean (*edited to add, makes it fluffier)


    Blend the cheese, vanilla, splenda and egg yolks in one bowl.
    Whip the egg whites until stiff in a separate bowl.

    Fold together and mix well.

    In an 8x8 cake pan (I don't own a spring form pan) I spray with pam, and then sprinkle a bit of splenda over the pam.

    *Edited instructions: Pour themixture into the cake pan, and place in preheated oven. Turn the oven down to 300° (or 310° if you can) and bake for approx 35 minutes. Check often, it is done JUST as it starts to turn golden brown, it is still a bit jiggly.

    While the cake is cooling, whip up 1/2 cup of whipping cream, and fold it into 1/2 cup of sour cream.... add 1 tsp of vanilla and 2tsp of splenda (or more to taste, i do not need a lot of sweet). Spread the topping over the cake, cover with foil and place in the fridge until completely cooled.



    The cake is fine without the topping, but if you can afford the extra carbs, it is a SPECTACULAR TREAT!!! I served it to my inlaws and kids with a tsp of splenda sweetened strawberry jam (smuckers) I like it just alone.


    It works out to about 40 (or more if you use more splenda) grams/carbs PER CAKE so you'd have to do the math on serving size.... 8 pieces is a good serving size
    F 41!!! 5'3" Start July 15/04
    209/164.5/135


    Re-induction Start Jan 4/06, time to lose these last 30lbs!!!


    45lbs gone and maintained for almost 2 years!!!

  • #2
    I'll be trying this! I made a cheesecake for Thanksgiving and another for DH's birthday in December... different recipes -- both were "OK" but not great. I'll give this one a try this weekend. Thanks for posting it!

    Joan J
    Re-Start 05/09
    F, 56, 255/248/160
    Quilter, wife, mother, grandmother, blogger
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    • #3
      just from looking at that recipe it looks like there is very little cream cheese compared to the eggs... so is this more of a fluffy style than a dense rich style?


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      • #4
        Originally posted by NulloModo
        just from looking at that recipe it looks like there is very little cream cheese compared to the eggs... so is this more of a fluffy style than a dense rich style?
        Exactly right Nullo, I should have mentioned.... if one likes the heavier, more dense cheescake, you can add another 8ox package, but this was soooo good, like this... I didn't think it needed the extra carbs

        It is fluffier/lighter than most cheesecakes.
        F 41!!! 5'3" Start July 15/04
        209/164.5/135


        Re-induction Start Jan 4/06, time to lose these last 30lbs!!!


        45lbs gone and maintained for almost 2 years!!!

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        • #5
          Interesting I generally use 5 packages of cream cheese per two eggs, but I like a super-dense cheesecake, yours sounds tasty though.


          15 months and Counting! (Dec Update)

          Male, 23, 6'
          380(ish)/189/185

          Brennie got run over by a Dawndeer!

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          • #6
            Hmmm...hadn't looked real close at the recipe. I'm one of those silly people who doesn't like eggs... I may have to add more cream cheese to this to get away from the eggy flavor. The first recipe I made (at Thanksgiving) had that eggy taste and that's why I didn't care for it. The second recipe I tried didn't have sour cream, and to me, that's a key ingredient.

            But I'll try this one and just add more cream cheese to it

            Joan J
            Re-Start 05/09
            F, 56, 255/248/160
            Quilter, wife, mother, grandmother, blogger
            Personal blog
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            • #7
              OMG!!!!!! I made this for a potluck that my husband was having at his work (they all know we are both doing atkins and so they asked if I would make a diet dessert because they are all on post-holiday diets too!)

              Well I made this and it was SO awesome (I only got a bite that hubby saved for me!) They scarfed it up and were wanting more! I am making another one today so I can actually enjoy a regular sized piece and share some with my mother in law

              THANKS for sharing this recipe!!!!

              Kat

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              • #8
                Is it induction friendly?
                Started 16th Jan 2005
                Female, 5'2"
                HW - 194
                SW - 191 (4th June 2007)
                GW - 145 (then will see)












                ~*~ Mauritius here I come ~*~

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by xcape
                  Is it induction friendly?

                  Yes, all the ingredients are induction friendly, but noone would recommend you eat this on a regular basis.

                  If you like, it is *almost* as good alone as it is with the sour cream/whipped topping, and a few less carbs (add about 10 carbs for the topping).

                  The entire cake comes in at about 40 carbs (I double checked and corrected the initial post I had 37 carbs), for 8 servings that is about 5 carbs per serving, without the topping it is about 4 carbs per serving.

                  Enjoy! And don't overcook it
                  F 41!!! 5'3" Start July 15/04
                  209/164.5/135


                  Re-induction Start Jan 4/06, time to lose these last 30lbs!!!


                  45lbs gone and maintained for almost 2 years!!!

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                  • #10
                    Thanks dieselbud
                    Started 16th Jan 2005
                    Female, 5'2"
                    HW - 194
                    SW - 191 (4th June 2007)
                    GW - 145 (then will see)












                    ~*~ Mauritius here I come ~*~

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                    • #11
                      thanks deiselbud!

                      i tried this recipe last night cause i was craving something sweet, and this totally hit the spot.

                      i dusted it lightly with cinnamon and it was delish! since i'm on induction, i ommitted the topping.

                      thanks again!

                      Kimmmie
                      female, SW 200/CW173/GW140
                      All men dream, but not equally. Those who dream by night in the dusty recesses of their minds wake in the day to find that it was vanity:
                      but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act their dream with open eyes, to make it possible.—T. E. Lawrence

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                      • #12
                        :joy Yummy! I made some today because I was feeling a little down in the glooms and my sister's cupcakes were looking mighty good...

                        Although, just for an idea, while I was mixing it I decided to taste it to get an idea of what it'd come out as.... and I noticed some lime juice in the fridge ensive

                        Well, I added it in - and tadah! Keylime cheesecake ^_^
                        Wanting is more pleasaure than having - except for when it comes to losing a huge belly

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                        • #13
                          I am going to make this this week end



                          41 pounds down and counting

                          If you don't know where you are going, you will wind up somewhere else. - Yogi Berra

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                          • #14
                            This sounds absolutely delicious and I have been craving for cheesecake every since I started Atkins in early January. I am definately going to make this.
                            -5ft 9in
                            -180/132/135






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                            • #15
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                              I think this sounds great!! I plan to fix this cheesecake soon. Thanks

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