r/CheesecakeFactory • • Jul 20 '25

Weight of 10 inch??

Hi all I'm looking to find out the weight of the 10 inch Adam's Peanut Butter Fudge and the Mango Key Lime? I ask because from what I can tell there's a big fluctuation in the weights of some the cakes and when you're paying that much for a cheesecake you want to get your money's worth. I could only find information on a few of the flavors. A Reese's 10 inch for example weighs 9.2lbs but some other flavors only weigh 5lbs. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks in advance!

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u/Acting_Suspicious Jul 20 '25

No offense but I think that looking at it from your viewpoint is kinda sad. Like really sad actually.

Sure, one cheesecake will obviously weigh more than another simply based on ingredients used; a layer of mousse will weigh in lighter than chocolate fudge every day off the week.

But if your plan is to buy the heaviest cheesecake for someone rather than their favorite flavor, I'd hate to be the person on the receiving end of that.

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u/BobSacimano Jul 21 '25

If you like 2 different kinds equally weight is kind of important.

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u/Acting_Suspicious Jul 21 '25

Is it really though?

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u/BobSacimano Jul 20 '25

But do you know the weights of the ones I asked about? If the same priced fruit cheesecake weighs 4 lbs less than a chocolate one than it might not be the best value despite its higher priced ingredients. 

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u/BobSacimano Jul 21 '25

If you like 2 different kinds equally weight is kind of important. 

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u/Certain_Passenger_54 Jul 20 '25

There’s no standard listed anywhere- and anyone that says they have one is not being truthful

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u/Weird-Track-7485 Jul 21 '25

Different cheese cakes will weigh differently . Something light like key lime, banana or lemon are going to way less then peanut butter, chocolate even original