What is your go to low calorie desert?

willowdragonfly · May 2014

My latest obsession is Sugar Free Strawberry Jello topped with a serving of Lite Cool whip,at 25 calories it is a guilt free indulgence

(Not Healthy I know but it gets me through) What is yours?

Mangopickle · May 2014

Sugar free Popsicle fudgesicles. 40 cals. I had Panna cotta for the first time yesterday, i am gonna learn how to make it. Tastes much lighter than creme brulee

jmrozak · May 2014

Healthy Choice Frozen Greek Yogurt Vanilla Bean (100 kcal) + 1/4C of Costco's Pumkin Flax Cereal + a few fresh cut strawberries over top

healthygreek · May 2014

Fage plain yoghurt with honey and chopped walnuts.
Yum.

GodMomKim · May 2014

Weight watchers raspberry ice cream pop dipped in dark chocolate - 95 calories

Adefowler · May 2014

I usually eat grapes or a banana with a bit of honey on it. Can't tolerate artificial sweeteners (I have celiac disease and I have a weakened digestive tract). In the summer, I'll freeze the fruit and then shave it with my ice shaver. Makes a delicious treat.

Mini_horse_lover · May 2014

Banana Ice Cream - Just a frozen banana and a little bit of soy or almond milk blended together,
130 cals or something and so yum not to mention healthy

Add frozen berries etc in it to make it even better for you.(:

willowdragonfly · May 2014

These all sound so delicious,I will have to add them to my "To Try" list.

mznene89 · May 2014

Grapefruit or vanilla pudding cup or red hot candies

ge105 · May 2014

Very dark chocolate (fav is Eco blackout 85%) two squares = 84 cals.

floydypants · May 2014

Fat free yoghurt, strawberries and a broken up meringue nest. Around 100 calories and really sweet to get rid of a craving.

It's even nicer with Yoomoo frozen yoghurt and a flake crumbled on top then it's about 300.

ladyargentum · May 2014

Chocolate mousse: 100 calories per 2/3cup serve
http://www.taste.com.au/recipes/8004/light+chocolate+mousse
I add a little more cocoa and reduce the sugar just a tad to keep it at 100calories

lavendy17 · May 2014

1. Jello 60 calorie dark chocolate pudding
2. Blueberries with fat free whipped cream
3. A regular cookie. I buy artisan brands and try to find ones where one cookie is 70-100 calories. The reason I buy expensive cookies is that if I have a box of 8 cookies that I paid $4 for, I am too cheap to eat in one sitting. It makes having one cookie easier if I think it's too expensive. Weird logic but just works for me for some reason. And I love cookies. I am the cookie monster, and this is the only way I can have any responsibly.

caqtcolleen · May 2014

Sugar free popsicle brand popsicles-30 calories.regular for kids are 70 calories:)

BroiledNotFried · May 2014

Half a peach, grilled. Topped with vanilla or peach greek yogurt and some berries.

kagd28 · May 2014

Fat free Greek yoghurt mixed with cocoa powder, sweetener, and sometimes vanilla or cinnamon or ground up instant coffee- it makes a very thick pudding-like concoction (about 50 cals for a smallish but filling portion)

If I need "real" dessert, I have a few mini chocolate peanut butter cup chips from Trader Joe's (8 calories each I think), or I make http://www.ambitiouskitchen.com/2013/09/2-ingredient-healthy-banana-bread-breakfast-cookies-with-delicious-add-ins/ these cookies with chopped up dark chocolate which ends up being about 200 calories for 4 cookies which are substantial and nutritious enough to be part of a meal.

lemon629 · May 2014

A few squares of dark chocolate. My current favorite is Chocolove's Orange Peel in Dark Chocolate. 25 calories per square. I have a few squares every day.