The Cheesecake Factory Shares New Spring Menu Items
(WSYR-TV) — The Cheesecake Factory came by our studio to share their new Spring menu items.
Recently, the menu added over 20 new menu items, including five vegetarian options like the Thai Stir Fried Noodles.
The Syracuse General Manager, Shawn Reed and Executive Kitchen Manager, Matt Foster showed us how to prepare the new Asian Cucumber Salad.
The ingredients for the cucumber salad includes cucumbers, soy sauce, chili oil and more.
To find the closest Cheesecake Factory near you, please head over to The Cheesecake Factory website.
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