10/26/2026
π° A LITTLE CHEESECAKE INSIDER TIP! π°
Here's a little something to keep in mind the next time you're ordering from Charmingly Cheesecake!
If you're trying to decide between sizes, I always encourage you to consider going a little bigger if your budget allows. And there's actually a good reason for that!
Believe it or not, making a larger cheesecake doesn't necessarily require significantly more time or labor than making a smaller one. The preparation, mixing, and care that go into each cheesecake are relatively similar, regardless of the size.
What does change substantially, though, is the amount of cheesecake you're getting! π
That means that for a relatively small increase in price, you can often get a whole lot more cheesecake for your money. A 7-in cheesecake versus a 9-in cheesecake is a huge difference for how many people you can actually feed. A 7-in cheesecake will feed roughly 4 to 5 people .......whereas, a 9 in cheesecake will feed 8 to 10 people. Usually a $10 difference for a substantial amount more cheesecake. Those two inches make a world of difference, right ladies? π
Think about it this way: you're not just paying for the ingredients. You're also paying for the time, craftsmanship, and care that go into making every cheesecake from scratch. And since much of that labor remains relatively consistent between sizes, sizing up can be a fantastic value!
Now, there's absolutely nothing wrong with choosing a smaller cheesecake if that's what works best for you! Whether you're treating yourself, sharing with a couple of people, or feeding the whole family, we've got options for you.
But if you're ever on the fence about which size to order, my advice is simple: take a look at what you get for just a little more money. You might be surprised by how much more cheesecake you can bring home! π©·πππ
At Charmingly Cheesecake, my goal isn't just to sell you a cheesecake. It's to make sure you feel like you're getting something truly worth your money and having an awesome experience.
And let's be honest... is there really such a thing as having too much cheesecake? π