This a brand new creation that I have come across, looking around for new and great dessert flavors. Even though I am not able to enjoy this treat, the people I made it for really enjoyed it because of the way it was presented in a mould and flavors that combined very well. I was looking for a new challenge that could give me the gratitude of finishing.
Ingredients:
- Biscuit base
- 150 g dark chocolate digestives
- 75 g salted butter
- 40 g toasted almond flakes
- cheesecake filling
- 200 g full fat cream cheese
- 175 ml double cream
- 2 tbsp honey
- 200 g Toblerone
- extras
- 150 g milk chocolate, to line
- 50 g almond nougat brittle

Steps:
- melt the chocolate in a bowl in the microwave for 30 seconds, stirring it after each interval, until it has become a liquid
- pour and spoon the chocolate liquid into a upside down pyramid silicone mold ( you may skip this stage if you are making a normal cheesecake)
- melt the Toblerone in a bowl over a pan of gently simmering water, then leave to cool slightly as it needs to be liquid, but should not be hot for the next stage
- whip the double cream until they for stiff peaks
- beat the full fat cream cheese with the honey in another bowl, then fold in the whipped cream
- fold the melted chocolate until it's all equally and evenly combined
- pour this mix into the pyramid silicon moulds to fill 3/4 of the mould
- put a couple pieces of almond nougat brittle
- put in freezer for approximately 15 min. to let it set up or the fridge for a normal cheesecake
- grind up all the biscuits with the almonds and then stir through the melted butter
- press onto the top of the frozen cheesecake mix and compact as much as possible without damaging the pyramid of the cheesecake
- return it to the freezer to let it settle once again
- turn out the pyramids onto a serving plate and let them in the fridge to thaw out for an hour or let it thaw out in room temp for about 10 min
- then enjoy

Lots of steps involved! But I think if people are patient and keep trying, it is probably delicious! Very impressive that you can make this!
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