Southern Homemade Chocolate Cream Pie

Submitted by SASSYCHICK2381

Made a traditional dish with some lower calorie/sugar/fat substitutions.

Submitted by MRAMZ37

ACK!!! For my son's birthday -- praying for willpower!
Bad, Bad, Bad

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Submitted by DAZEY333

When you can't decide which kind of cookie to make, combine all three. oatmeal, chocolate chip and peanut butter

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Submitted by SLCTALBOT

I was looking for a way to enjoy a yummy frozen treat and still get some fruit.

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Submitted by JJETTS

I love rice pudding and for years attempted to reproduce the rice pudding I enjoyed when I was younger. Then I met my wonderful mother in law who on one Sunday afternoon served up that bowl of luciousness. After Mom stopped cooking it was my joy to take over the rice pudding recipe. My first attempt is filled with fat - 13.4g in a one cup serving, versus this new low fat version with only 1.3g of fat.
Give it a try, you'll love it.
It makes a lot and is a great addition to a family meal or any special occasion.

Submitted by PATTIB47

I changed this delighful dessert recipe into a haelthy dessert. Low in fat and sugar. My family and guests loved it even though it was a diet dessert

Submitted by ARMYMOM46

An Irish Car Bomb made into a dessert! St. Patty's day will never be the same!
Not exactly healthy or low calorie, but the best I could do to make an otherwise train-wreck recipe healthy and easy!

Submitted by V-RON_CAN

A cheesecake flavored dip that you can use with crackers or fruit. You could even use it as a pie filling or to make a tart from it.

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Submitted by JCPENY

Great dessert for the whole family!!

Submitted by PRICESSEVE

This is excellent when used with teddy grahams or graham crakers for dipping... lots of other dipping options to be thought of and used!

Submitted by LILLINKATSMOM

oats, peanutbutter and M&Ms

Submitted by NANCYOO3

Some poor lady in our park paid $250.00 for this recipe just because she asked for the ingredience and they had her credit card.
Lots of ways to reduce the calories, but had to try it according to the recipe first.

Submitted by DIETNOT1

Fun treat for kids! I remember doing this in a chemistry class in school

Submitted by MYSTERYWRITER22

A light version of the Pampered Chef S'more Cups (tarts)

Submitted by LANASIMM

A chocolate lovers delight. Can't get much more chocolatey.

Submitted by GIESONP

A cookie for the season! A refreshing Andes candies in a cookie!!

Submitted by SHELBSYD

Delicious and rich with peanut butter and marshmallow cream dipped in chocolate.

Submitted by MOTZER427

These are perfect to take to any occasion. The are fast, easy, low-fat and everyone loves them.

Submitted by OSHEA75

Makes 6 servings. The nutritional info did not include the oil used to deep fry.

Submitted by SBLEAKLY

A frozen dessert that will take you back to campfire sing-alongs.

I used this to make S'more Ice Cream Sandwiches, recipe coming up shortly!

Submitted by LISAUNFILTERED

A delicious low fat, butter free Rice Crispie recipe. The calorie count and recipe is using Cocoa Crispies but you can substitute in regular Rice Krispies if you want!

Submitted by STEGOSARUS

This is a great source of protein, lowfat and delicious dessert with only 80 calories per serving! You can substitute with other fruit as well for other delicious flavors!

Submitted by SAMSANOW

A variation of the Rice Krispie treat. Very good.

Submitted by PRETTYKITTY26

By choosing a darker chocolate and fat-free evaporated milk, Chef Meg was able to cut the calories of this chocolate dip in half!

Submitted by CHEF_MEG

This recipe originated from my sister who got it from her mother-in-law and has been perfected over the course of 40 years. The only adjustment that I have made is the use of melting chocolates because they are easy to use and more predictable (She uses chocolate chips and parafin)
Use only Jif peanut butter and stick margarine (butter will not work in this recipe) and be sure to melt the margarine for perfect buckeyes every time.

This recipe may be reduce in size. I use a professional 6 qt. KitchenAid mixer

Submitted by FUNNIROSI

Occasional Dessert / Treat

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Submitted by AMANDAK28

A scrumptious, 'eat only one', fall treat. ; )

Submitted by NUTMEG7

The hardest part of this recipe is unwrapping the Rolos! The recipe is for one piece. Obviously you will make more than one. The question that begs to be asked is "Can you eat just one?"! So easy, and folks fall all over them.

Submitted by MARYELLEN301

This is chocolate cake in a coffee cup...with a few changes to make it healthier

Submitted by SPITFIRE12

Make sure to just have one (you can do it!) and track this as part of your sweet treats for the day!!

Submitted by SHASHEE71

This is light and made with Cool Whip - best served with graham cracker sticks

Submitted by CALIDREAMER76

Delicious, low-cal drink I found on a forum for moments when you want chocolate. I will be drinking this even after I reach my goal. It is that good.

Submitted by SERMAGRA

Pumpkin is subbed for butter in this lowfat treat! Cranberries and almonds add flavor and nutrition!

Submitted by CMWELLS83

Buttery warm and tasty just plain!

Submitted by EEKANIF

this easy, low fat versiou is as tasty as the real thing.

Submitted by TALKIEBARB

As an alternative to sugar packed crust, sweet and tender pears encase a fruit and nut filling that's similar to cheesecake.

Time savers:
Up to 3 days before, prepare cheesecake mixture, but don't add the almonds.
Day before, poach pears and make sauce. Refrigerate overnight. Stuff pears and keep in the fridge for up to 6 hours. Bring pears and sauce to room temp before serving.

These are very fancy, and replace your usual Thanksgiving pie quite nicely.

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Submitted by SAEABRYONY

This delicious pie makes it's own "crust" while baking. My mother-in-law gave me the recipe.

1/8 of pie = 2 WW points
1/8 of pie = 1/2 vegetable serving

Submitted by JESSICAB1221

These cookies are packed full of whole grains and fiber to fill you up and keep you satisfied. They're great for snacks and suitable for those with diabetes!

Submitted by CHEF_MEG

These cookies get a boost of nutrition from dried cherries, blueberries and cranberries.

Submitted by PHULLER

You'll never know these cookies are lower in fat! Customize your cookies by using any flavor of "chips" you prefer!

Submitted by PHULLER

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