n in 3 hours? (or still frozen)?? Slightly freaking out Deb
D deb-in-mi Well-known member Apr 16, 2008 #2 n in 3 hours? (or still frozen)?? Slightly freaking out Deb
M michelle Well-known member Apr 16, 2008 #3 it should be mostly thawed out - if it's still a little frozen when you go to cut it, you can put individual slices in the microwave on defrost for 15 sec intervals. that should do it!
it should be mostly thawed out - if it's still a little frozen when you go to cut it, you can put individual slices in the microwave on defrost for 15 sec intervals. that should do it!
M marilynfl Moderator Apr 16, 2008 #4 If you don't mind gnaw marks, go for it now. not that I would know this from personal experience.
M marilynfl Moderator Apr 16, 2008 #5 From Sara Lee, it looks like 5 hours will do it. http://www.saraleefoodservice.com/Products/Bakery/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductID=460
From Sara Lee, it looks like 5 hours will do it. http://www.saraleefoodservice.com/Products/Bakery/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductID=460
M marilynfl Moderator Apr 16, 2008 #6 Relax and breath, Deb. Cutting it into slices first will reduce the thawing time.
D deb-in-mi Well-known member Apr 16, 2008 #8 Thank you everyone....I definitely calmed down after seeing your answers I'm serving it in about 20 minutes - it will be at least very partially defrosted And I can always position as a 'frozen treat'! Deb
Thank you everyone....I definitely calmed down after seeing your answers I'm serving it in about 20 minutes - it will be at least very partially defrosted And I can always position as a 'frozen treat'! Deb
D deb-in-mi Well-known member Apr 16, 2008 #9 Cheesecake was a huge hit! It was a tad cold - but appreciated by all