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When I hear the word trifle<\/em>, my mind immediately jumps to that Friends<\/em> episode\u2014the one where Rachel’s cookbook pages stick together, and she accidentally layers jam, custard and ladyfingers… with peas and ground beef. Yikes. Luckily for you, this strawberry cheesecake trifle stays safely on the sweet side\u2014no rogue shepherd’s pie ingredients here.<\/p>\n

A trifle<\/a> is a classic English dessert made with layers of cake, fruit, custard and whipped cream. Over time, it has evolved with some fun variations, including some with pudding, cookies or chocolate. Our strawberry cheesecake trifle is a dreamy, no-fuss combination of juicy strawberries, whipped cream, sweetened cream cheese and soft pound cake. It’s like a no-bake cheesecake and a strawberry shortcake fell into the same pretty bowl.<\/p>\n

The beauty of a trifle is that it’s easy to assemble, stunning to look at, and perfect for a crowd. Whether you’re making it as an easy no-bake summer dessert<\/a> for a barbecue, as a festive treat for a holiday spread, or just because Tuesday felt meh<\/em>, this dessert delivers.<\/p>\n

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Strawberry Cheesecake Trifle Ingredients<\/h2>\n