• Banana cheesecake
  • Banana and Almond Funfetti Cheesecake

    Preparation 25 min
    Cooking 1
    Refrigeration 6 to 8 h
    Freezing 0 min
    16 servings
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    Dietary restrictions

    Banana and Almond Funfetti Cheesecake

    Colourful Cheesecake Recipe

    We have the perfect funfetti cheesecake recipe made with bananas and almonds! Whether for a Friday office party, a birthday, or simply for an evening with friends, this decadent cheesecake is great for all occasions. Plus, it has multicolored sprinkles, to your eyes and tastebuds’ delight! Young and old will love this dessert!

    Besides, do you know the origin of cheesecake? The first versions date back to ancient Greece. According to some stories, cheesecakes used to be offered to the Roman gods. Surprising, isn’t it? Today, many variations of this super popular dessert exist, including European versions using goat cheese, quark, or cottage cheese. 

    Cheesecake or New York Cheesecake?

    In North America, we often hear the terms “cheesecake” and “New York Cheesecake”. What’s the difference between the two? Well, regular cheesecake has a cookie crumb crust and a cream cheese, eggs, and sugar (sometimes an aroma too) filling, while the New York style cheesecake combines cream cheese with sour or fresh cream, as well as some lemon zest and juice. The latter therefore has a texture that’s more dense and rich. Sour or fresh cream substitutes quark cheese in the German version of the cheesecake.

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    Foolproof cheesecake!

    Many desserts have better organoleptic qualities (softer, creamier, and more aesthetically pleasing) when cooked using a double boiler. Indeed, this common culinary technique in the bakery field allows a moist and even heat to cook the dessert. We choose this method when making crème brûlées, crèmes caramel, and, of course, cheesecakes.

    Here is a little tip to help you make the perfect cheesecake each time: avoid overcooking! If necessary, check the internal temperature and make sure it’s at about 65 °C (150 °F). The water bath method prevents cracks from forming on the surface of the cake. Then, right out the oven, run a knife between the springform pan and the cheesecake to prevent any tension.

    If your cheesecake cracks following the cooling period or when unmolding, do not panic! The almond crumble is there to save you and your cake’s appearance!

     

     

Nutritional Information

  • Calories
    236 Kcal
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  • Lipids
    11.3 g
    17 % DV
  • Saturated fats
    5.1 g
    26 % DV
  • Cholesterol
    46 mg
    15 % DV
  • Sodium
    143 mg
    6 % DV
  • Carbohydrates
    30 g
    10 % DV
  • Fibers
    1 g
    4 % DV
  • Proteins
    1 g
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