I'm looking for some good, low calorie deserts

Vita Muffin Sugar Free Muffins, particularly if you like chocolate!

i am not sure how many calories but low graham cracker and cool whip in between and freeze,.,.,instant ice cream sandwiches

My Favorite Sweet Tooth Items:

Freeze Mini York Patties - 50 Calories each

Healthy Choice Fudge Bars - 100 Calories

Weight Watchers Ice Cream Candy Bars - 150 Calories

All Skinny Cow Products - especially the Carmel cone - 100 - 150 Calories

Jello Temptations Strawberry Cheese cake is amazing - 150 Calories

I love K-cup Cafe Escapes Chai with light whipped cream sprinkled with cinnamon - 70 - 110 Calories

Fiber one Brownie - 90 Calories

Rice Krispie Treats - 90 Calorie

Those are my usual go to sweets:0)

If you have a low cal desert, please share it with me. My sweet tooth is bigger than me and I'm a big dude! :laugh:

go to dlife.com they have so many recipes. You can search by calorie, carb, fat and ingredient.

If you want something a little more 'advanced' try some of the desserts from the Biggest Loser dessert cookbook. Everything I've tried in there has been pretty good and definitely satisfying.

http://teens.sparkpeople.com/resource/nutrition_articles.asp%3Fid%3D1484
It's a list of reasonable chocolate choices.

Here are some treats that (sometimes!) work for me (they are high in sugar, but not as high as regular desserts):

Freeze a banana (easiest if you peel it and cut it up first); throw it in a blender and it comes out a bit like banana ice cream. If you need it sweeter, you can add honey and/or peanut butter and/or a partial packet of swiss miss 25 calorie cocoa mix.

I love vanilla yogurt! Add berries to it, and/or a broken-up graham cracker. Blend it with a little milk and frozen banana and/or berries for a really delicious smoothie.

No Pudge brownie mix rocks. Just add vanilla yogurt. Seriously yummy and gooey. (I keep them in the freezer so I don't feel like I need to blow through the whole batch.) They're usually with the natural foods in the baking aisle, not with all the other brownie mixes.

A bit of peanut or almond butter on half a graham cracker with a sprinkling of mini chocolate chips.

A bit of Nutella on half a graham cracker with a couple of teeny marshmallows (I actually discovered I can't do this one anymore because I can't stop at one half -- I can't even keep Nutella in the house!).

A cup of cocoa (25 calorie Swiss Miss!) or really flavorful tea can help me a lot. I think the warmth is part of it, actually. Makes me feel more satisfied.

personally, i've had to avoid deserts like the plague, there's no such thing as a healthy desert in my mind...

i hardly crave sweets anymore, never thought they'd loosen their grip on me. if i need something "extra" i have fruit or carrots. i figure i'm better off eating 5 mandarins and a banana that's easily digested and spent than a low cal yogurt or "sugar free" cookie or doughnut that just leaves me wanting more, mOrE, MORE!