
Snickers Cheesecake; why have I waited so long? The next question you are asking is “Why isn’t this taste-a-vision?”

The filling is loaded with Snickers surrounded by a hint of peanut butter flavored cheesecake. Salted caramel drizzled over the top with a good helping of roasted peanuts and extra Snickers makes this the complete picture. Snickers Cheesecake for dessert rules.
At the start of your cheesecake adventure you will need a 9-inch springform pan. The chocolate crumb crust is pressed into the bottom and every so slightly up the sides.
If you have a stand-up mixer (like KitchenAid), I highly suggest you use it. However, go with what you have; I have made tiny mixers do some big jobs.

Once the filling mixed, stir in the cut up Snickers bars. I used 9 fun size bars cut into 4ths for the filling; and 3 fun size bars for extra garnish.
Bake this beautiful beast for 1 hour at 325 F and remove from the oven. The top will have baked about 1/2-inch or so taller than the pan, but that’s normal. As the cheesecake cools it will deflate and become wonderful.

Once the cheesecake has cooled for a couple of hours, remove the springform pan, but do not remove the bottom. Take note: as it will take 2 to 3 hours to cool on counter and another 2 to 3 hours hours in the fridge, make it a day before you plan on serving it.

Can you even stand it? It’s so gorgeously delicious. Also, if you have another 7 to 10 minutes to spare click this recipe to make your won Salted Caramel Sauce. Just think about it; you’d have leftoverrrrrs!

Alrighty pie peeps, it’s time to get making and baking in the kitchen. I hope you find some joy today creating and sharing! The Pie Lady.
Helpful Product(s) I Recommend:
Wilton 9-inch Springform Pan. My springform pan is still going strong, but I own a couple now. It’s a one-time purchase, great for savory tall pies too, like Veggie Pie with Spinach Pastry Crust.


