What is your go to "healthy' dessert?

pink427
pink427 Posts: 18 Member
in Food and Nutrition
What are some great "healthy" or low cal desserts when you have that sweet tooth? And I'm not talking tea or fruit :)
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  • Linnaea27
    Linnaea27 Posts: 639 Member
    Some high-quality dark chocolate! I usually only need 1/4 - 1/2 of the "serving size" on the package to be happy with my chocolate intake for the day. :smile:
  • lmmathis86
    lmmathis86 Posts: 223 Member
    strawberrys and whip cream....frozen yougart...pudding!!!! omg pudding love it. The pudding cups is what i buy so its easy not to eat to much.
  • Mangopickle
    Mangopickle Posts: 1,509 Member
    Liberte full fat lemon yogurt. When I am jonesing for a dessert this is great. Satisfies like big slice of key lime pie but has 1/3 the calories.
  • geekyjock76
    geekyjock76 Posts: 2,720 Member
    Ice cream. Stop labeling food as healthy and unhealthy.
  • pamperedhen
    pamperedhen Posts: 446 Member
    Fat free ricotta/cottage cheese with some Hershey's dark cocoa and Stevia. Mix it all up and it fixes my chocolate tooth!:drinker:
  • TX_Rhon
    TX_Rhon Posts: 1,549 Member
    dark chocolate or frozen key lime greek yogurt!

    However, I also do not like to label food as healthy or unhealthy.
  • Apocalypz
    Apocalypz Posts: 155 Member
    75% Bonnat cocoa dark takes me back home. 1 mini off the bar is only ~50 kcal and soooooo good. You can't wolf it down; you must savour it.
  • pandagirl813
    pandagirl813 Posts: 84 Member
    1 to 2 pieces of Toblerone Fruit & Nut. Yum!
  • christianteach
    christianteach Posts: 595 Member
    Diana's frozen banana dipped in dark chocolate. YUM!!!
  • littleandysmom
    littleandysmom Posts: 173 Member
    Cottage cheese/blackberries

    72% dark chocolate
  • TattooedNici
    TattooedNici Posts: 2,141 Member
    There's a such thing as 'healthy dessert'?! Where have I been?
  • spirit095
    spirit095 Posts: 1,017 Member
    Chinese tofu "pudding" with a ginger sugar syrup
  • hgycta
    hgycta Posts: 3,013 Member
    An envelope of Starbucks' Cinnamon Dolce Hot Cocoa (100 calories) mixed with 1 cup unsweetened silk almond milk (30 calories).

    Turkey Hill's Greek Limited Edition Baklava Frozen Yogurt (130 cals/half cup)

    Arctic Zero Cookies & Cream Pint (Maybe not as indulgent as real ice cream, but for 150 calories a pint it sure makes up for it, sonetimes I just want to eat a lot and not measure out anything)
  • chezjuan
    chezjuan Posts: 747 Member
    Breyer's Natural Ice Cream. Any flavor, but Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry is my favorite. 130 Calories for 1/2 cup and an ingredients list my 5-year old can read.
  • salembambi
    salembambi Posts: 5,585 Member
    vegan avocado chocolate mousse
    various different versions of banana soft serve ice cream
    dates with peanut butter on them
    any fruit & berries
    some twizzlers or black licorice
    dark chocolate
    dessert tofu packets- maple, mango,custard, almond mmmm
  • EricaHmusic
    EricaHmusic Posts: 3 Member
    I just had some Pineapple Sorbet...100 cal for 1/2 cup! :)
  • margannmks
    margannmks Posts: 424 Member
    An envelope of Starbucks' Cinnamon Dolce Hot Cocoa (100 calories) mixed with 1 cup unsweetened silk almond milk (30 calories).

    Turkey Hill's Greek Limited Edition Baklava Frozen Yogurt (130 cals/half cup)

    Arctic Zero Cookies & Cream Pint (Maybe not as indulgent as real ice cream, but for 150 calories a pint it sure makes up for it, sonetimes I just want to eat a lot and not measure out anything)
    tried the artic zero chocolate peanut butter, it was ok is the cookies cream better ?
  • CarolinkaCjj
    CarolinkaCjj Posts: 622 Member
    Fancy pants Italian cookies (I can eat one and stop). Angel food cake and strawberries. And, chocolate whip yogurt plus sugar free jello - tastes like chocolate covered cherries.
  • MichelleMinus100
    MichelleMinus100 Posts: 101
    I love 85% dark chocolate! Low sugar for me.

    I weigh my ice cream.
  • AriDublyu
    AriDublyu Posts: 34
    One square of quality dark chocolate, usually Lindt. I have found that one square is all I need to satisfy that little bit of sweet craving I sometimes get after dinner. I can't eat a lot of chocolate at once, so I guess I'm lucky. Otherwise it's fruit!
  • wpwarrior88
    wpwarrior88 Posts: 1,503 Member
    frozen almonds, frozen grapes or my true fav. frozen banana mixed with 1 TBLS unsweetened coco and 1 scoop brown rice protein powder - mix it until well combined and EnJoY!:laugh:
  • becca7410
    becca7410 Posts: 1 Member
    To satisfy my chocolate craving, I pour sugar-free Hershey's chocolate syrup over a cup of fresh strawberries.
  • tanfit4life
    tanfit4life Posts: 43 Member
    frozen yogurt-also I like to berries in greek yogurt
  • SugaryLynx
    SugaryLynx Posts: 2,640 Member
    Talenti gelato. ...
  • BarbellBlondieRuns
    BarbellBlondieRuns Posts: 511 Member
    slow churn vanilla ice cream with diet A&W for a float :D

    100 calories
  • MissGamerGirl
    MissGamerGirl Posts: 187 Member
    Fresh fruit dipped in melted dark chocolate. Sometimes I include whipped cream. :D
  • MissGamerGirl
    MissGamerGirl Posts: 187 Member
    slow churn vanilla ice cream with diet A&W for a float :D

    100 calories

    This sounds REALLY good!
  • aqualeo1
    aqualeo1 Posts: 331 Member
    Vitatops or vitabrownies! Microwaved!
  • JeremyMerrin
    JeremyMerrin Posts: 20 Member
    I found these popsicles called goodpops at PCC. The coldbrew coffee flavor is amazing and it's only 96 calories.
  • FoxyLifter
    FoxyLifter Posts: 965 Member
    "Healthy" is a vague term. As long as you can fit in into you calorie goal, go for it. When it come to dessert time, ideally I have already fulfilled my "healthy" obligations.

    Are you trying to get certain macros? For protein, I like ricotta cheese plus instant coffee. For fat, anything with peanut butter. For carbs, raisin bread toasted with butter. For micros, that's a little tricky. I'm usually low on iron so I go for cream if wheat with stevia and cinnamon or nutmeg. For potassium, I'd go for some dried apricots.

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