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Low calorie, low fat, cheesecake brownies!

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  • k8es
    k8es Posts: 271 Member
    I think this should be constantly in rotation!!!
  • jellybeanhed313
    jellybeanhed313 Posts: 344 Member
    Yummy! I love making naughty recipes a little healither! Thanks!
  • hockeymom95
    hockeymom95 Posts: 157 Member
    Bump. Thanks!
  • suztheq
    suztheq Posts: 168 Member
    Oh my god. Kim. You are my hero <3

    Ditto. You had me at cheesecake. Low fat, low cal is just added awesomeness :smile:
  • stephrivas84
    stephrivas84 Posts: 40 Member
    bump
  • cornfritter22
    cornfritter22 Posts: 230 Member
    NOM NOM NOM
  • Im_NotPerfect
    Im_NotPerfect Posts: 2,181 Member
    This may be a stupid question...but do you MAKE the coffee first or just use coffee grounds??? Just slap me upside the head if it's totally obvious and I missed it...
  • cclark1203
    cclark1203 Posts: 244 Member
    I made these as part of a Valentine's romantic dinner and it was a massive success. Easy to make and at 74 calories a square definitely worth it. I'm in the UK and used Truvia and extra light Philly so here's another variation on the recipe if anyone's interested:


    Cheesecake brownie

    75g wholemeal flour 
    60g cocoa 
    1/4 tsp salt 
    1 egg
    3 medium egg whites (2 large)
    100g soft brown sugar 
    40g truvia
    1 tube of Ella's Kitchen apples apples apples
    1 shot coffee 
    2 tsp vanilla 

    100g Philadelphia extra light
    20g truvia
    1 egg 
    1 tbsp plain white flour 
    1 tbsp Fage 0% Greek yoghurt
    1 tsp vanilla 

    I made 16 squares in an 8x8 pan and they came out at 74 calories each.

    Enjoy!
    Bump
  • jessilynn1982
    jessilynn1982 Posts: 48 Member
    These look VERY good! Thanks for sharing. :)
  • TripleJ3
    TripleJ3 Posts: 945 Member
    This picture is the same exact one used on Foodnetwork.com for their version which is 200 cals. I would still be willing to try this recipe but know that they my not look anything like the pic.
  • BekkiC21
    BekkiC21 Posts: 8
    bump
  • soniyamas
    soniyamas Posts: 160 Member
    bump bump bump :)
  • embersfallen
    embersfallen Posts: 534 Member
    that looks amazing!
  • mrswilson0511
    mrswilson0511 Posts: 128 Member
    BUMP

    Combining my two favorite things!
  • rmeadows71
    rmeadows71 Posts: 99
    **Bump**
  • ckenning
    ckenning Posts: 71
    They look so good!! Bump!
  • b3llzy
    b3llzy Posts: 77 Member
    bump
  • rundgrenfan
    rundgrenfan Posts: 211
    bump
  • luvu32
    luvu32 Posts: 13
    Bump:)
  • smittygirl
    smittygirl Posts: 36 Member
    yummy
  • Johnny760
    Johnny760 Posts: 30
    Those look great! Gotta try them.
  • JPod279
    JPod279 Posts: 722 Member
    Gotta try these.
  • trisharhall
    trisharhall Posts: 1
    They look AMAZING! Can't wait to try them.
  • Bvandergriff74
    Bvandergriff74 Posts: 18
    Bump
  • BeautifulRedButterfly
    BeautifulRedButterfly Posts: 316 Member
    BUMPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP
  • LisamarieBond14
    LisamarieBond14 Posts: 133 Member
    This may be a stupid question...but do you MAKE the coffee first or just use coffee grounds??? Just slap me upside the head if it's totally obvious and I missed it...

    I usually put the granules or fresh coffee grounds in like a tablespoon of hot water, let it dissolve and then just pour it in. Otherwise you'll get bits of coffee in your teeth!
  • Heather_023
    Heather_023 Posts: 76 Member
    bump
  • soagirl777
    soagirl777 Posts: 52 Member
    BUMP!!!
  • luhluhlaura
    luhluhlaura Posts: 278 Member
    Saving for later!! :)
  • smalacarne
    smalacarne Posts: 89
    bump
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