The word "cheesecake" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to either the dessert or the style of photography. For example: "We enjoyed the delicious cheesecake for dessert after dinner."
(Has anyone ever had a good cheesecake, at any time in their lives?) Updated at 11.45pm AEST Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 7.47pm AEST10:47 Mariya Yaremchuk is tick tocking her heart out for Ukraine.
To the glee of giggly readers, it shatters the aquarium, "leaving the flagstones slick with water, Perspex and surprised lobsters" and leaving customers "submerged in éclairs, cheesecake and pavlova".
When I enter the cafe she is cutting a slice of cheesecake for a tourist who is oblivious of the fact that he has blundered into the unofficial central London green room for Equity.
It offers an all-encompassing dining experience, from the exotic setting, right through the mezes, pastelas (meat pastries) and tagines, to the Sultan's cheesecake.
Updated at 11.45pm AEST Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 7.51pm AESTeo:51 Teo, from Belarus, is all about the cheesecake.
Often, that change involves taking a formerly powerful word or phrase ("awesome", "oh my god", "what the fuck") and turning it into a wry comment ("If you could stop tapping your foot, that would be awesome"; "My boss was in a weird mood all morning and I was like WTF?" "OMG this cheesecake is amazing").
Investors hope that extra investment will expand Sara Lee's bottom line, as surely as an extra slice of cheesecake.
There might also have been a reference effect at work; the muffin had plenty of calories, but after seeing the calorie information for the cheesecake, it seemed like diet food.
It now provides the panoply of comforts that the well-heeled modern traveller demands: quiet air-conditioning, international telephones, satellite television, cappuccino and rather good cheesecake.
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