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Vegan Cheesecake Recipes
by Mattie

December 21, 2012

Christen M

How long will this cheesecake last in the fridge?

Hi, I just made 2 of these. Well, 4 to be exact, one big one and 3 little heart shaped cheesecakes, and for the big one I added 1/3 cup cocoa and 2 TBS of Justin's chocolate hazelnut spread... the uncooked dough tasted delicious!

I've got a party to go to 5 days after I baked them. How long should the cooked cakes last in the fridge? And are they freezable?

Thanks!

Owner's reply

Hi Christen M! These should last a couple weeks in the refrigerator. I haven't frozen one yet. Although they should be fine if frozen, I'd hate to say "yes, you can freeze definitely them" so it's probably best to go with the refrigeration option.

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