How do you say "cheesecake" in Spanish?
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By the way, I'm talking about the dessert. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
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updated FEB 28, 2013
posted by erin29
You should check the translation box before asking on here - soccerlover54, DIC 15, 2009
Sorry... - erin29, DIC 15, 2009
No need to be sorry, Erin. :-) We are all here to learn. And there are lots of tricks to getting the most out of this website. You'll pick them up as you go along. ;-) - chaparrito, DIC 15, 2009
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Hi Erin.
If you look in the dictionary you'll find this:
Tarta de queso
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posted by --Mariana--
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I travel a lot in the Americas and a lot of time they just say the English, "cheesecake" but with an accent.
updated FEB 28, 2013
posted by katydew
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Pay de queso (in México, not sure in another Latin-American countries)
updated FEB 28, 2013
posted by bugui73
The point is that in the dictionary or some translators, they separate the words; then cake in many countries is "tarta or torta" - bugui73, FEB 28, 2013
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What I meant was Tarta de queso that was in the translation box.
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edited by soccerlover54
posted by soccerlover54
??? - --Mariana--, DIC 15, 2009
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'Pastel de queso' is another option.
Y en cuanto a mí, ¡me encanta ese postre! 
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posted by chaparrito
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una tarta de queso?
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posted by cea4395
