What's your fav low fat dessert/recipe?

Try Atkins. Low carbs, low sugar. You wouldn't know it by the taste! Yummmmmm! However, the product line uses sugar alcohols, kind of like Sorbitol acts on the body. Limit your self to 2 items a day or you will quite literally spend a lot of your day on the toilet. That's how I beat my chocomonster...

Ellie Krieger's Dark Chocolate Mousse
(although I make it with much less sugar - a tbsp or two - I like the taste of dark chocolate)

My wife and I enjoy Skinny Cow products. Costco carries the SC ice cream sandwich. 20 for $10. 150 calories - 30/2/4 Carb/Fat/Protein grams

gdb86 wrote: »

This may not seem like a desert but it's fulfilling my sweetness needs lately... Cut a banana into one inch rounds, top with organic almond butter, drizzle with honey and sprinkle apple pie spice on top! It's easy, clean food and delicious!

That's not exactly low cal, though...more kcal than a dish of ice cream!

Frozen banana, chocolate protein powder pulse til creamy with a little almond milk....reminds me of soft serve ice cream....don't over pulse or you'll have chocolate soup...

babyphat1130 wrote: »

So I have the biggest sweet tooth! I don't eat a lot, but I just can't resist sweet stuff. My meals would literally consist of candy bars, ice cream, and cookies- hence the weight gain.
Now I'm looking for low fat, low cal deserts I can have to stay on track and keep keep my sanity.

My thought is rather than worry about replacing the sweets, focus on eating good stuff for most of your meals and then eat smaller servings of regular desserts. It sounds like your issue was making dessert stuff too high a percentage of your overall diet, so trying to find less satisfying options (which low fat desserts usually are) that you can eat in larger quantities may not be helpful.

Half a cup of ice cream is around 200 calories, depending on the brand. You can get individual serving size squares of high quality chocolate for about 50 calories.

That said, the Bob's Red Mill brownie mix has been recommended to me and is not high calorie (I haven't tried it yet). Some of the low sugar or coconut milk based ice creams are good (I like the So Delicious Chocolate) as are some frozen yogurts for slightly fewer calories than regular ice cream/gelato.

Try eating just fruit or perhaps fruit with a bit of whipped cream (or I recommend dipping it in plain Fage greek yogurt). Mango in particular (though not low cal) might as well be a dessert, and I don't think much is better than a really good peach or plum.

The banana thing gets slammed here, but a simple frozen banana or berries (or both) can be whipped up for a shake-like creation--once you start adding extras it is as many calories as a bowl of ice cream, though. I have also made a pudding with a banana and low fat coconut milk plus tapioca and it was pleasant and a nice change. Some people love frozen grapes but I don't like grapes.

My dad loves those jello pudding things that I think someone else already recommended.

Iogo vanilla 0% yogurt, with a half scoop of vanilla whey powder, a teaspoon of cocoa, and 1/2 teaspoon Stevia. I had it with pumpkin seeds for crunch.

Chia pudding.

Wafer cookies, all kinds.

Puffed wheat squares. You may also use puffed millet or puffed rice. Add half a scoop of whey powder if you like.

gdb86 wrote: »

This may not seem like a desert but it's fulfilling my sweetness needs lately... Cut a banana into one inch rounds, top with organic almond butter, drizzle with honey and sprinkle apple pie spice on top! It's easy, clean food and delicious!

That sounds amazing!

Whip up a sugar free chocolate pudding with 2 to 3 tablespoons of fat free cool whip with a wire wisk. Add some fresh raspberries on top with a little splenda or agave. Tastes just like chocolate mousse.