Frozen Cheese Cake Bites WITH PICS!

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CuteAndCurvy83
CuteAndCurvy83 Posts: 570 Member
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I hope the pix work:


These little babies are how I get over my cheesecake cravings!

5 Graham Cracker Planks
1 1/2 Tbs Coffee Creamer (I used Baileys Irish Cream Creamer)
1/2 container Fat Free Cool Whip
1/2 block Fat Free Cream Cheese
1tsp Vanilla Extract
Mini Muffin/Cupcake Liners

Turn your graham crackers into crumbs with a food processor and then add 1/2 tbs Coffee creamer. Use food processor to blend together. Should be wet enough to push down and keep its form.

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Spoon approx 1 tsp crushed graham crackers into muffin liners and press down to flatten (I used a medication cup)-I had left over crumbs (no clue what to do with them yet)
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Blend remaining ingredients together it will take on a kind of melted ice cream form (I had a pic of this but photobucket isn't wanting it to load!)

Spoon about a tbs of the "cheesecake" mixture onto flattened graham crackers
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FREEZE Until Firm & ENJOY

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Makes Approx 10-12 Mini Cheese Cake Bites and are about 72 cals a piece!
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  • eeeekie
    eeeekie Posts: 1,011 Member
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    omg! i'd not be able to control myself. looooooook so goooood

    bites are worse than normal sizes cus I'd eat all of them lmao

    How many calories/fat are in that recipe?
  • dracobaby82
    dracobaby82 Posts: 380 Member
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    WOW those look soo yummy! I was also gonna ask how many calories lol
  • TeenaMarina
    TeenaMarina Posts: 419 Member
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    Bumparooni. Yes, cals/fat figured out?
  • christina_theresa
    christina_theresa Posts: 290 Member
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    i could eat that WHOLE pan!!!! looks amazing!
  • xomakaxo
    xomakaxo Posts: 86 Member
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    These look yummy! So they can be stored in the freezer too? Or just to set them? Are they the same cheesecakey consistency if you leave them in the freezer for days?
  • Staceslim
    Staceslim Posts: 100 Member
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    I agree with a previous post so totally could eat that whole pan. Yummy, I love cheesecake.
  • Jenn97355
    Jenn97355 Posts: 103 Member
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    OH!! Thank you--you are amazing! :bigsmile: I have been looking for a reason to NOT buy that huge cheesecake at Costco and comfort eat myself into a coma.....I will try these tomorrow! THANK YOU :flowerforyou:
  • Dhinkson
    Dhinkson Posts: 28 Member
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    Oh Yeah!! Can't wait!!
  • CuteAndCurvy83
    CuteAndCurvy83 Posts: 570 Member
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    They are about 72 Calories per piece. I leave them in the freezer, and either eat them frozen or let them sit out for 5-10 min, any longer and I think they'd get to melty.
  • debruhf
    debruhf Posts: 196 Member
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    YUMMMMMY!
  • fallenangel2904
    fallenangel2904 Posts: 9
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    OMG these look AMAZING! I SOO want to try them!!
  • welcominganewself
    welcominganewself Posts: 283
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    I just made these, but used chocolate graham crackers instead of regular and added 4 tbsp of reduced fat peanut butter to the cheesecake mix. I also used fat free coffee creamer. They were delicious!

    12 servings
    81 calories
    3g fat
  • beechick
    beechick Posts: 50
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    Yummy...marking for future grubbing.
  • loserchick
    loserchick Posts: 283 Member
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    Yummy....bump :bigsmile:
  • mrsbuzz
    mrsbuzz Posts: 576 Member
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    bump
  • chicabean420
    chicabean420 Posts: 173 Member
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    bump - these sound really good - especially with the peanut butter!
  • cris12
    cris12 Posts: 90
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    delicious!
  • Stefani74
    Stefani74 Posts: 448 Member
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    I just made these, but used chocolate graham crackers instead of regular and added 4 tbsp of reduced fat peanut butter to the cheesecake mix. I also used fat free coffee creamer. They were delicious!

    12 servings
    81 calories
    3g fat

    Sounds AMAZING!!
  • chicalatte
    chicalatte Posts: 174
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    I think I love you.
  • Lori07
    Lori07 Posts: 136
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    saving this for later

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