Two Saturdays from now, July 30, marks National Cheesecake Day. Let’s start with a little background of how this smooth and creamy dessert came about! Although we don’t have a record of the earliest form of cheesecake, we know that it was popular in ancient Greece and probably originated there. Fast forward a few centuries to when cheesecake was introduced to the United States in the early 1900s. The most famous of cheesecakes inhabiting the US is, of course, no other than the New York style cheesecake. Arnold Reuben takes the credit of creating this famous New York style cheesecake with just a few simple ingredients such as cream cheese, cream, sugar, and eggs. The New York style cheesecake stands alone with no added toppings or fillers. As cheesecake became more popular throughout the US, more versions started popping up and toppings such as fruit and candy emerged. Now what better way to celebrate National Cheesecake Day than with some sweet deals?!
Junior’s Restaurant & Cheesecake is slicing up half price cheesecakes for customers enjoying lunch or dinner!
Opened in 1950 by Harry Rosen, Junior’s offers an incredible selection of cheesecakes ranging from traditional to strawberry and chocolate swirl to even fancier such as red velvet and devil's food. You simply can’t go wrong with any one of these!
Eileen’s Special Cheesecake is offering 50% off baked goods storewide!
Eileen opened shop in lower Manhattan in 1975 after 40 long years of baking. Her 30+ cheesecake flavors capture the votes of New Yorkers as one of the best cheesecake bakeries in New York.
Half-off slices at the Cheesecake Factory!
Cheesecake Factory is serving up half priced cheesecakes on Saturday! With locations all over the US and 37 delectable flavors to choose from, what’s stopping you?
Chompie’s, Arizona’s New York Deli is giving away one free slice of cheesecake with the purchase of another
Located in the Phoenix area, Chompie’s Deli mimics the famous NY style cheesecake. Fun fact: Chompie’s hosted a Man V. Food challenge, unfortunately, Adam Richman could not complete the challenge of finishing 12 Jewish sliders under 30 minutes. As Richman would say, Food-1: Man-0.
