These champagne cheesecake shooters are a perfect decadent and classy party treat. Creamy and delicious cheesecake pudding is combined with champagne and Cool Whip and served in a shot glass with a graham cracker base. With its rich sweet taste and elegant presentation, it’s the perfect delicious mini dessert with a boozy shot of festive bubbly.

This fluffy cake is flavored with rosé champagne and cooks in the microwave in just 1 minute. You can even cook it directly in the champagne glass!

Layered with a delicious graham cracker crust, a sweet and creamy filling, and a light and fluffy whipped topping, these no-bake champagne cheesecakes are the perfect dessert for any party!

Are you hosting a party? If so, then I am sure you are always on the lookout for new ways to impress your guests. Here are the 15 best wine glass desserts for parties you can easily do. #dessertrecipes #partyrecipes

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For a simple but elegant dessert that's also fun to make for New Year's Eve, build a tiramisu in a champagne glass or wine glass.

If you love Ferrero Rocher chocolates you absolutely have to try these dessert cups and you’ll LOVE them! They’re absolutely divine! The most delicious dessert cups I’ve ever made so far! Your family and friends will really appreciate the luxurious taste! They’re also so easy and quick to make, and require only few ingredients. Perfect for parties and simply with a cup of tea or coffee.

Celebrate New Year’s (or any special occasion) with a restaurant-worthy dessert that couldn’t be simpler to make. The bubbles (from either champagne or sparkling wine) help to make this mousse recipe wonderfully light.

Ok everybody. Time to send me lots of birthday wishes. It is my birthday on Monday. So why not celebrate with everyone? So this is a very personal post as well as one that everyone can use at least once a year multiplied by the number of family members you have. So I present the