Just to clarify for the questions below:
First, YES the cream cheese is figured into the totals...if you use FULL FAT cream cheese, the fat content will be considerably higher. But low fat cream cheese really takes the fat down.

Second, I haven't ever tried it with regular Italian dressing...let me know how it turns out!

Third, I HIGHLY recommend using the low setting for cooking...it allows the juices from the chicken to really seep into the dressing.

Submitted by ORANGECOWCAT

Crispy, garlic seasonedl oven fries, low fat

Submitted by LAYCEY

Check out this delicious treat!!!
Diabetics friendly, low fat and low calorie!!
What more could you ask for! Seriously... :-)

Nutrition Facts

Serving size: 2 piece
Amount Per Serving

Calories 80.7

Total Carbs 11.7g

Dietary Fiber 1g

Sugars 7.1g

Total Fat 3.2g

Saturated Fat 0.6g

Unsaturated Fat 2.6g

Potassium 33.9mg

Protein 1.9g

Sodium 38.7mg

Dietary Exchanges
1/2 Fat, 1/2 Other Carbohydrate, 1/4 Starch

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Submitted by HEAVENLYHEARTS

healthier way to curb the nacho cravings

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Submitted by GODZDESIGN95

Nice and quick breakfast to make, ahead even, and grab on the go. Recipe I found calls for 12 oz of canned mushrooms, but I'm not a fan so I omitted. I am thinking of adding some chopped broccoli (about 1/2 cup) for next time.

I upped the onion from 1/4 to 1/2 as they seemed lacking after my first try. May also try to add some garlic later too. A bit bland for my tastes, but a good base recipe to work with.

Submitted by THESPY75

I made some changes to a recipe from Campbells and greatly reduced calories, sodium, cholesterol and fat. This is a great, filling, easy and tasty dish on a cold day! ...and it uses only 4 ingredients!

Submitted by LADYPHOENIX61

Submitted by JODYREICH

A really great low fat Weight Watchers chicken pot pie recipe that will leave you filled to the rim :)

Submitted by WILLOWWHISPERS

Baked version of Spaghetti & Meatballs. Very low in fat -- and fairly good for calories if eaten as an entire meal.

Submitted by ZELLAM7

I hate mornings and usually the only thing that can get me going is a McDonald's breakfast biscuit. Here's our healthy substitute! 1/3 less calories, 1/2 the fat, 1/3 the sodium, 1.5x the fiber, 4.5x the protein, 25% less carbs, and ONLY 10% OF THE CHOLESTEROL! McDonald's foods are full of trans-fats! This stuff can be deadly! If you love a breakfast sandwich like I do, you have to try this. Guarantee this will keep you feeling full longer and will taste better with all these gourmet ingredients.

Submitted by NATALIEMARKIS

This roasted chicken gets its sticky coating from the juices it releases while being baked.

Who says you can't have dessert on a diet!!
This is an excellent way to enjoy a low fat, low calorie dessert.

Submitted by HOOTOWLRN

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Submitted by DLH41054

A delicious no fat/low calorie treat

Submitted by SHA-DE