Zanze's Cheesecake .... why did I wait so long?
Had my first slice of Zanze's cheesecake last night .... it was very light in texture - almost fluffy but satisfyingly rich at the same time. Besides the store on Ocean Avenue (2405) his cakes are available at Tower Market in the freezer case. They freeze very well. We had the traditional version - but there are flavored ones as well. Give it a try if you like cheesecake but don't expect the solid/dense version. I understand that shopping at the store can be somewhat of an experience.
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This stuff is great, I'm surprised I haven't heard more about it over the years. Vanilla-lemony flavor and creamy like NY cheesecake but light and fluffy like Italian, only more so. I think he must use gelatin to get that texture. My friends said it was a good thing they'd reserved the cake because by the time they got there he had sold out for the day.
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re: Trumpetguy
The Chron says he's been in business for 28 years.
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re: gordon wing
I meant to link to the article from a week ago: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article...
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Even though my dentist is a few doors away, that store is NEVER open, so unfortunately I have no experience of any kind to report!
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re: Sarah
Yes, apparently he is not a slave to his business :~ ) Here is a link to a photo so you at least can see what you're missing. If you look closely, there is a piece of monofiliment line on top of the cake - he provides that so you can cleanly cut the cake. Nice touch.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/34516136...-
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re: Sarah
Sarah, I would suggest calling in advance to see when Zanze is open so you can try the cheesecake. I live a few blocks away and still call in advance before heading over, just in case. The cheesecake there is definitely some of the finest I've had. It's worth the trouble in calling ahead
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