Try fixing the crack if you'd rather not cover it

While these toppings are delicious options, they might not always be suitable for every cracked cheesecake situation. What if the topping doesn't complement the flavor or style of your cheesecake? Or perhaps you're just not in the mood for those choices? Luckily, there are a few alternative techniques for mending a crack, though they do require some finesse. If you're interested in trying this, begin by placing the cracked cheesecake in the refrigerator for a few hours. Starting with a cool, ideally moist cheesecake will increase your chances of successfully repairing the crack.
Once the cheesecake is chilled and has set properly, gently press the crack back together. Then, fill a bowl with hot water and dip a rubber spatula into it. Use the warm spatula to smooth over the crack in the cheesecake, repeating this process several times. Remember to re-dip the spatula in the hot water each time you attempt to smooth it out. Once you're satisfied with how the crack looks, return the cheesecake to the fridge to allow it to set again. And if all else fails, you can always rely on your go-to chocolate ganache.
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