‘Wonderful, full-fat indulgence’: the best (and worst) supermarket lemon cheesecake, tasted and rated

The article does not report on market performance or economic data. It appears to be a food review, testing and rating different supermarket lemon cheesecakes. The review aims to identify which cakes are more generous with lemon juice and which are overloaded with additives. The article notes that traditional lemon cheesecake recipes typically use eight ingredients, but modern store-bought versions often contain 24 or more.

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