Simple Strawberry Cheesecake made with frozen berries is the result of testing variations of one of my favorite recipes ever, White Chocolate Raspberry Cheesecake. 

Hiya cupcake, sit down and have a slice of strawberry cheesecake. It will be perfect with the pot of dark-roast coffee I just brewed.

Simple Strawberry Cheesecake Recipe

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Is there a sweeter berry than a strawberry? I think not.

Raspberries and blueberries are delicious but for eating out of hand or making a cheesecake, I love a plump, ripe strawberry. 

Have you heard about my wedding cake before ?

We had a white chocolate raspberry cheesecake made by Hank's Cheesecakes in St. Louis.  That cheesecake was beyond delicious but decidedly not simple. 

This recipe is.

This Easy Strawberry Cheesecake recipe is made with six ounces of cream cheese and a  can of sweetened condensed milk along with a couple other ingredients.

Five minutes with a hand mixer or a stand mixer and you'll have a which turns into a creamy, cool cheesecake pie to slide in the oven.

Set the oven timer for 30 minutes and, depending on your age, go watch an episode of the Golden Girls or the Gilmore Girls and presto, the pie will be done baking.

Let cool on a cookie rack for an hour the slide into the refrigerator to fully cool down and firm up.

Recipe Notes:

I used frozen strawberries in this cheesecake but you can substitute fresh berries if you'd like. 

If you are using frozen berries, thaw them out on a clean kitchen towel or on paper bags or paper towels to reduce the amount of liquid you're adding to the cheesecake. 

Also, a note of caution, don't confuse your milks. You need sweetened condensed milk for this recipe.

Be sure to use sweetened condensed milk as shown here. 

Sweetened condensed milk usually comes in a shorter can and is a thick liquid.  

Be sure to pay attention at the store. A common mistake is picking up evaporated milk when you need sweetened condensed milk and vice versa. 

If you find yourself pouring what could pass for a regular milk from a cow or an almond tree, you've grabbed the wrong type.

You'll find both evaporated and condensed in the baking aisle at the grocery store, usually near the chocolate chips.