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Dessert lovers REJOICE! I’m sharing 7 Must-Try Weight Watchers Dessert Recipes that are light on the calories but packed with flavor!
Amazing Weight Watchers Desserts
Amazing Weight Watchers Desserts
Being raised in a pastors home and having lots of company, dinner always ended with a deliciousdessert, it was no stranger to us at 309 Burton Street. My mom was (and still is) an excellent cook and she’salways paired each meal with a dessert that complimented all of her hard work. One of my favorites was her Carrot Cake (a top secret recipe), but it packed with calories. Soooo good!
I love desserts — and knowing that I can serve these sweet treats with a little less guilt is a win-win! From cookies to souffles to ice cream sandwiches, you’re sure to fall in love with at least one (if not all of them)! Hee-hee.
Skinny Chocolate Souffle(Point+ Value: 3)
Low-fat Strawberry Banana-Frozen Yogurt Bars(Points+ Value: 2)
Easy White Chocolate Drop Cookies(Points+ Value: 3)
Skinny Pineapple Angel Loaves(Points+ Value: 1, SmartPoints Value: 4)
Frozen Chocolate Peanut Butter Banana Bites(Points+ Value: 2)
Chocolate Chip Meringue Cookies(Points+ Value:2)
Mini Mint Cookies and Cream Ice Cream Sandwiches(Points+Value: 2)
So, which one do you think you’ll try first… They’re all delicious! Let me know what you think. Enjoy!
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Helen@cuisinestudy says
These desserts looks absolutely indulgent, Kelly! No deprivation at al. I’d love to shed a few kilos… Nothing drastic.:)
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Kelly Rowe says
Thanks Helen! Hope you’ll give some of them a try. You won’t be disappointed. 🙂 Have a great day! xo.
Sharon aka Mom says
Awww! You are too sweet Kelly. Thank you for such a “sweet” compliment. I have many fond memories of all the entertaining of evangelists, missionaries and guest speakers on 309 Burton St. Lots of cooking and baking but I Loved it all. Oh, and yes the Carrot Cake is top secret!?? Love you !
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Kelly Rowe says
Love you too mom! SOOOO many memories from 309 Burton St. 🙂 43. HUGS.
Treva says
Not fair to just tell us how wonderful the carrot cake is and not give the prized receipe!
We scream carrot cake, carrot cake. Now will you share the secret receipe!!!Reply
Kelly Rowe says
Sorry Treva. 🙁 I know…probably not fair to build it up like I did, but because it’s a Family Recipe and has been handed down for generations, I have to respect the recipe tradition. 🙂 Have a great day! xo.
mary m says
I still remember the first time I ever tasted carrot cake. My sister worked at a magazine test kitchen in NYC c. 1962 and they just made a carrot cake for the first time to be published. My my I was smitten. I still have the recipe somewhere. I would always show up when they were baking something good.
I also remember the first time I had zucchini cake at a christening c. 1973, and have that recipe too.Kelly Rowe says
I love that you shared these memories. Food has a way of making moments sentimental. HUGS!
Holly says
Just wanted to ask if these are listed in Smart Points.
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