Healthy dessert!
sousouatassi
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Hey! I have the WORST sweet tooth! So does anyone know any good 100 calorie dessert ??
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I do fresh fruit, popsicles, smoothies, etc. There are also several companies now that sell low calorie desserts - Skinny Cow and Weight Watchers come to mind. You should be able to find them in your local grocery store. Or, if you're good at discipline, eat whatever deserts you like and just keep the portion size that you're eating down to around 100 calories.0
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you can make anything 100 calories in the right portion size....0
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If you have the worst sweet tooth then my advice is not to feed it but to quit eating sweets. Just eat fruit instead. Its what i do and its wonderful. I only eat sweets if and when someone out side my home offers them to me.
If you are craving, then you are probably starving or have a stress or mood issue going on, or perhaps are rundown. I never get cravings now. When i am stressed, i do want to keep eating but its no longer sweets. I cna be satisfied wiht a bowl of yoghurt and fruit or peanut butter.
My sweet addiction was as bad as anyone ever had and now i am free of it.0 -
I've found since cutting my calories I don't snack on sweet stuff as much, simply because I'd rather have something else than work it into my calories, but I do have the occasional dessert. My personal favourite is shop bought meringue nests (the ones I buy are 50cals each), a few tablespoons of fat free vanilla yogurt and I microwave some frozen fruit mix I have in the freezer; strawberries, cranberries, raspberries etc. Microwaving it makes it softer and it releases some of the juices which are really nice mixed in with everything. Usually comes in at under 100 cals
Other than that, 'snack packs' like individually packaged oreos (2 in a pack is 105 cals), kitkats, or sugar free jells pots (the ones I get are only 5 cals!).0 -
I have this really good chocolate milk mix (I think it's called "vitamin du chocolate drinking cocoa" but I'm sure there are similar brands) that is very low cal and better than any other milk mix I've ever had. 1 cup of skim milk (warm in microwave/stove if desired - I prefer it hot) + 20g of mix = delicious and generous chocolate treat with some nutritional benefits. It's about 102 calories and for me, super satisfying (dairy, milk especially, fills me up very quickly). I'm the sort of person who would normally rather a small portion of a full-calorie item over a "diet" item (eg. ice cream over diet icecream) and I looove my hot chocolates.0
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Be sure to always check the labels, but a lot of popsicles are under 100 calories.
But I usually find myself grabbing for fruit if I want a low cal sweet treat.0 -
Those outshine bars are really good and 80-90 calories each. My favorites are pineapple and lime. The strawberry is good too.0
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Banana ice cream made from frozen bananas! 89 kcal per 100g! Even with a few(!) dark choc chips or chopped nuts it's around 115 kcal for an ample bowl.0
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I made homemade sorbet Bites for 6 calories each! I used a regular sorbet recipe and a mini ice cube tray. Fun!!0
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Cheese. Nuts with coconut.0
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A piece or too of dried fruit.0
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one serving bryers oreo ice cream is about 125 calories…I think the vanilla flavor or chocolate comes in around 100 ..
healthy does not equal an individual food choice. healthy = an overall diet that hits micros/macros/calorie targets0 -
Anything you want, measured/weighed to fit into your calorie needs. 85 grams of many chocolate/vanilla frozen yogurts, X amount of grams of your favorite ice cream, a square or two of dark chocolate, glenny's 100 calorie brownies..0
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15 grams of Ghiradelli semi sweet chocolate chips are 70 calories and I am entirely over wanting chocolate by the time I have let each one dissolve individually in my mouth.
However, I've found that as I've reduced overall carbs, especially those from flour in bread and baked goods, I want less sweets, and my sweet tooth is often satisfied by fruit such as 2 ounces of raspberries - for 29 calories.0 -
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A Ghirardelli 72% dark chocolate square is 70 calories. Edy's/Dreyer's makes a line of ice cream that ranges about 100-130 calories per serving. I prefer Fruttare bars to Outshine, and they're about the same calorie-wise.0
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Weight watchers do a great range of yogurts & deserts & taste good too. ☺0
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Fiber One does a 90 calorie chocolate brownie, chocolate chip cookie, lemon cake, and mint chocolate brownie. They are all great. Not huge, but helps my sweet tooth and has fiber.0
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If I want something sweet whether it be real ice cream, cookies, cake, etc. I make it fit into my day, because why??....it's a lifestyle and I'm not going to deprive myself if I want something sweet to eat. Lost 121 pounds and now been maintaining for 10 months now and in excellent health!!!0
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sousouatassi wrote: »Hey! I have the WORST sweet tooth! So does anyone know any good 100 calorie dessert ??
Chobani Simply 100 yogurt with a few raspberries or blueberries on top - it's what i'm eating right now!0 -
Not sure how 'healthy' these are but I like the Yoplait 100 Greek Whip Yogurts
http://www.yoplait.com/products/yoplait-greek-100-whips
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I'm eating So Delicious coconut milk ice cream right now! So good!0
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Kozyshack tapioca pudding cup- 120 calories and you get some protein and calcium thrown in for free!0
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callsitlikeiseeit wrote: »you can make anything 100 calories in the right portion size....
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Just have whatever you want, in a 100 calorie portion.
I've found my sweet tooth is so much more satisfied when I have a couple bites of something real and indulgent than, say, a low fat ice cream bar.
But if you really want something more than a couple bites, suck on good quality dark chocolate, or a popsicle, as these things last longer while you're eating them.
Hot chocolate or a sweet flavored coffee.
Dessert tea can also be nice, you can get flavors like caramel vanilla truffle and black forest, etc.0 -
I was addicted to those fiber one bars for awhile.
I know for myself a small portion of simple carbs without much if any fiber/protein is a recipe for a binge.
I speak for those who have issues with carbs spiking their insulin.0
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