I have made a large cheesecake (a Biscoff one as linked to by BlondieScot) and it is currently in the fridge to set. It was going to be for a family visit tomorrow, but there was a change of plan, and we went to them today instead. It is in a 23cm tin, and rather deep, so far too much for two of us, and we are staying in the lodge for the next week, so won't be getting visitors.
I would like to freeze some of it, but wonder what would be the best way to do it. I have an upright freezer here, and a reasonable selection of containers, but can't think of anything suitable for half a large cheesecake, and of course it would squash if I put it in small tubs. I wondered about freezing it uncovered, then wrapping it in clingfilm or foil when it was solid. Does anyone have a better idea, or do you think this would work? I may well cut it into two quarters, rather than freeze the leftover half on its own.
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