Mmmmmm, cheesecake. I should make cheesecake.

But not for breakfast. (It's not the thought of eating cheesecake for breakfast that bothers me [quite the opposite], as much as the fact that I'd have to purchase ingredients and make and bake the cake.)

Ah. Well, I don't have baking facilities, and the whole biscuit-crumb base thing isn't very low carb, so in The World Of Fay cheesecake now generally means full fat Philadelphia cheese beaten to within an inch of its life with a fork and a generous splash of cream. In this instance, it was sweetened with a smidge of Raspberry Crystal Light powder and rendered pleasingly chocolatey by a spoonful of unsweetened cocoa.

Not, I grant you, real cheesecake - but still a yummy thing!

Still sounds nummy, Fay. Especially for someone who's been doing the instant sugar-free pudding thing. Gets a little on the boring side.

That sounds pretty yummy, Fay. I think I made something similar when I was low-carbing, although I didn't think to add Raspberry Crystal Light powder—genius! I used to nuke my version for a little bit before mixing, which gave it a sort of cheesecake pudding texture.

You know what nifty dessert I made for the group home yesterday with instant sugar free pudding mix? I made White Chocolate pudding, then poured it over fresh blueberries. The only person who did not like it was someone who does not like blueberries.

Fay's cheesecake dessert sounds marvellous, too.

The World Of Fay cheesecake now generally means full fat Philadelphia cheese beaten to within an inch of its life with a fork and a generous splash of cream.

You know you can buy that in a tub now. It's on the same continuum of disgusting/divine as the KFC bowls and half the casserole recipes in a Junior League cookbook. Probably not as good, but you get points for lazy.

blueberries, nom nom nom

Somehow my eggs, bacon, and banana bread now seem like such a dud of a breakfast!

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eggs, bacon, and banana bread

Mmmmmm. Sounds right nom-able to me.

I had 7-grain toast with real butter and lime marmalade. Not bad, but I'm sure I'll be starving by lunch.