Waitrose Is Now Selling A Biscoff Cheesecake And It Looks Delicious

You'd be mistaken if you thought Britain's obsession with Lotus Biscoff had reached its peak - especially since the latest sweet treat inspired by the Belgian-born treat is sure to have you salivating.

Waitrose has partnered with the English Cheesecake Company on a new range and has created a mouth-watering Lotus Biscoff cheesecake, which hit stores this month in the lead up to the festive season.

The supermarket's 'English Cheesecake Vanilla Cheesecake with Lotus Biscoff' costs £5 for 484g and is described as, "creamy vanilla cheesecake swirled and topped with delicious Lotus Biscoff spread and crumb on a crunchy digestive biscuit base."

No need to say anymore, we're sold.

Created using the European biscuit, the scrumptious dessert is suitable for vegetarians.

Biscoff fans are also in luck as the food retailer is currently selling the cake for £4 online - so even more reason to try it out.

But if you're only looking for a sliver of the dessert, then you can nab a two slice-pack of the cheesecake in store and online for £3.29.

Customers have been raving about the new post-dinner treat, which was also released at the same time last year, and have written a number of five-star reviews about it on the supermarket's website.

One five-star reviewer penned: "Tried this cheesecake today as myself and my husband are big fans of lotus biscoff, the first bite was heaven then as u had more u didnt want it to end.

"One of the best cheesecakes we have had in a long time. Will be buying the big one next time!!" (sic).

"Lovely mixture of crunch and creaminess. Quite sweet, so those who don't have a sweet tooth should be aware that it may not be for them," another rave reviewer shared.

A third shared: "Perfect for family and individual alike, if you like Biscoff this is the desert for you."

"About the best New York style cheesecake ever had from a supermarket!" another shared, under the headline 'so creamy'.

What are you waiting for? Get down to your local Waitrose and try it out.

Featured Image Credit: Instagram/Waitrose

Topics: Tasty Food, Food & Drink

Lisa McLoughlin

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