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Shop for Philadelphia Cheesecake - Classic New York Style from Singapore's trusted grocery retailer. FairPrice offers a wide range of products with prices matched online and in stores.
Aug 16, 2019 · Philadelphia cheesecake in Singapore. Singaporeans who like cheesecake can rejoice because the famous Philadelphia Cheesecake is now available at selected NTUC FairPrice outlets. There will be two...
- Cat & The Fiddle
- Teaspoon of Love
- PapaRch
- The Last Piece
- Beverly Hills Cheesecake
- Cake Spade
- Wellsmoocht
- Le Petit Baker
- The Kins’ Speciality Coffee
- Bakery Brera
In a scene that’s absolutely teeming with delicious cheesecakes, Cat & the Fiddle stands out from the lot simply by being, hands down, one of the most accomplished cheesecake names in Singapore. Helmed by award-winning patissier Daniel Tay (who was also the founder of Bakerzin before he sold off the business), Cat & the Fiddle serves up glorious ch...
Surprised to see a tea brand on this list? Well, don’t be. You can fully expect cheesecake bakes from local tea house Teaspoon of Love to be infused with – you got it – a teaspoon of tea! Teaspoon of Love is the proud creator of Singapore’s very first Da Hong Pao-infused burnt cheesecake, and we hear it goes down very well with a warm cup of tea by...
Cheesecake addicts will know how quickly the dreamy treats get snapped up at Paparch, which is proudly Muslim-owned and halal. With a wait-list that stretches for months (slots are filled till the end of August, for now, so you’ll need to try your luck when slots open for September), you’d be forgiven if you were curious to know what all the hype i...
You may have already seen the signature crisp white cake box, all tied up with a pretty white ribbon to match, on Instagram. But have you actually tasted The Last Piece’s Japanese burnt cheesecakes yet? We hear that this Insta-exclusive baker whips up cakes that taste as good as they look! With just the right amount of char on the top and a smooth ...
If you’ve always wondered what’s all the fuss over The Cheesecake Factory’s cheesecake was, now’s the perfect time to find out for yourself. You can try these legendary cheesecakes for yourself now at Beverly Hills Cheesecake. Each slice is made in The Cheesecake Factory’s factory in the US, chilled, and air-flown right here, so you can be sure tha...
Tofu cheesecake is another rendition of the classic version and the ones by Cake Spade just scream yummy. Lighter cream cheese is used to create this gorgeously smooth and silky version of cheesecake, which sits on a sweet biscuit base (choose from Oreo or digestive) for that perfect juxtaposition of texture in every bite. Choose from three jelly-e...
If you’ve chosen the vegan life but wondering every now and then if cheating on a slice of luscious cheesecake is worth it, you can stop wondering in guilty pleasure because we’ve found vegan burnt Basque cheesecakes at WellSmoocht. The cafe’s cheesecake bakes are also eggless and alcohol-free, and made from organic coconut oil and plant milk, so y...
There’s nothing petite about the deliciousness of Le Petit Baker’s beautifully burnt cheesecakes. Every image of cheesecake on their feed is perfectly burnt with nary a mistake, sinking invitingly down into a smooth melted centre. There are nine flavours to choose from but if you absolutely had to choose one, we say go for the Houjicha – it’s a per...
Did you know that cheesecake goes exceptionally well with a cuppa? We didn’t either until we found The Kins’. While the cake may look unassuming at first glance, it surprises you with its soft and moist texture – the exact kind that you’d expect when eating a Japanese-style soufflé cheesecake. The centre also contains a surprising tinge of zesty le...
For basque burnt cheesecake that melts with glee from within, turn to Bakery Brera’s bake. Amidst the sea of burnt tops and gooey cheesecakes on our social media feeds, the cheesecakes here stand out for being incredibly delicious. Try the regular Basque burnt cheesecake for an inkling of why: there’s just that right amount of richness in the cream...
Shop for Philadelphia Cheesecake - Oreo from Singapore's trusted grocery retailer. FairPrice offers a wide range of products with prices matched online and in stores.
- Cake Spade. We’re wild about Cake Spade, where all things pink are celebrated. This store is where you can get stunning cakes, brownies, tarts, cookies and cupcakes to satisfy any craving.
- Queic by Olivia. A cafe that focuses on cheesecakes? That sounds like our jam. It’s established by the team behind Olivia Restaurant & Lounge – the same place that kickstarted the burnt cheesecake craze in 2019.
- Dirty Cheesecake. Don’t be fooled by the name – these cheesecakes aren’t dirty. Instead, they’re so decadent, they’ll make you feel like you committed a crime against your body.
- LeTao. Famous for the smooth and light texture of its cakes, this Japanese pastry shop excels in its double fromage cheesecake. Hailing from Hokkaido, these treats aren’t the most pocket-friendly – the size is small for how much they cost – but when you’re in the mood to splurge, they’re worth it.
Aug 16, 2019 · Heavenly delights for all occassion, the Philadelphia Cheesecake is now available at selected NTUC FairPrice outlets in Singapore. The ready-to-eat cheesecakes comes in two different flavours: Original and Oreo, and will be on sale at an offer price of $15.90 from 16 – 29 Aug 2019.
Philadelphia Cheesecake - Classic New York Style. 794g | Brand: Philly. 4.7 | 89 ratings. Add to cart. KEY INFORMATION. • Made with fresh milk and authentic cream. • Free from artificial preservatives, dyes or flavours. COUNTRY/PLACE OF ORIGIN. USA. STORAGE INFORMATION. Keep refrigerated. INGREDIENTS.
