Six inches of cheese

The transformation of cheesecake dairy products into cheese dates back to 4,000 B.C., when Egyptians began eating dairy milk. Egyptians eat with milked milk with honey and almonds. The Greeks also liked to use this cheese with honey, which they used to eat for their children. On the Greek island of Samsamos, the residents will tear the cheese apart, add honey and wheat powder and roast it with fire, which is probably the first cheesecake in history. At that time, locals used almost all of these grilled cheesecakes to serve new guests. In the nineteenth century, the Italian Ri-cotta CheeseCake influenced New York's New York cheesecake style, although the latter did not fully accept the Italian cheesecake. At that time, New York cheesecake had several different ways of doing it. At first, the New Yorkers followed the British cheese pie to make their own facecake bottoms. Later, in order to make it easier, it crushed with cookies and put it on top of it and baked it in the oven. Gradually, the latter practice became popular in New York, so New York CheeseCake was all over the world. New Yorkers know that the cheesecake is not their own food, including steaks, but that does not prevent them from insisting on the word “New York” before cheesecake, and that New Yorkers themselves created the New York cheesecake ad that became real cheesecake when they arrived in New York. Since the New Yorkers used to do marketing, American New York cheesecakes have become famous in the world and have evolved over time into American New York cheesecakes that we see everywhere today. To counterbalance the New York cheesecake, Philadelphia also launched its own cheesecake, dating back to German and British style, of course, called Philadelphia CheeseCake. New York cheesecakes and Philadelphia cheesecakes have become popular, and many people have mistakenly thought that cheesecakes were invented by Americans. In fact, most foods are not creative, and they have evolved through the involvement of chefs from different times and from different places, as are New York cheesecakes, from old-fashioned dairy products to cheese, to be made into sweets, to be combined with advances in technology, which have evolved into today's cheesecakes。