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Craving sweets, help!

ElviraCross
ElviraCross Posts: 331 Member
edited December 2024 in Recipes
I'm always wanting something sweet! Can you suggest some dessert alternatives that are yummy and delicious and will satisfy my craving?

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  • slim104
    slim104 Posts: 160
    Sugar free jelly or jello if you're in the u.s. That always works for me.
  • Grissay
    Grissay Posts: 112 Member
    Mmm
    Granny smith apple with cinnamon and honey
    Frozen banana covered in 70% cocoa chocolate!
    Prunes, figs

    Omg I saw this recipe on The Gracious Pantry and I cannot wait to try it


    Clean Eating Chocolate Chip Cookies
    Preheat oven to 325 degrees F.

    Tools
    Food processor
    Large mixing bowl
    Spatula

    Ingredients
    2/3 cup almonds
    1/3 cup cooked oatmeal
    3 tbsp. honey
    1 tsp. vanilla
    1 tsp. cinnamon
    1/8 cup whole wheat pastry flour
    1/2 cup grain sweetened chocolate chips (or dairy free chips)

    Note: If you don’t want to use the chocolate chips, they could be very easily substituted with raisins, nuts or dried fruits of any kind.

    Directions

    Step 1 – Mix everything except the chocolate chips in the food processor. You should have a nice wet, sticky dough when you’re done.

    Step 2 – Using your spatula, scrape dough into your mixing bowl and mix in chocolate chips.

    Step 3 – Spoon onto a parchment lined cookie sheet.

    Step 4 – Bake for 20 minutes.

    Eat and Enjoy!

    Nutritional Content varies depending on size of cookie.
  • Mist1981
    Mist1981 Posts: 145
    I am in love with cocoa roasted almonds by Blue Diamond. Curbs my sweet tooth with very little sugar!
  • 2wiceOver
    2wiceOver Posts: 38
    Find a low cal greek yogurt (Dannon Oikos Plain) add some sort of flavoring:

    Flavored protein powder
    Chocolate Hershey's sugar free chocolate syrup
    Walden Farms 0 Cal Caramel

    Freeze for about 1.5hrs (maybe 2)

    Add frozen berries to taste (I like blueberries/blackberries)
    Add sugar free cool whip to taste

    Bam you have a huge bowl of awesome at 1/3 the cals of icecream. Depending how you make it anywhere from 150 - 300 cals.
  • Saiklor
    Saiklor Posts: 183
    I eat the 110 calorie mini ice cream cones by nestle. They just SLAY my sugar cravings!
  • sk2775
    sk2775 Posts: 699 Member
    Weight watchers also have some nice ice cream bars which are delish and around 80-100 calories each. Not bad on the sugar either.
  • Blanche76
    Blanche76 Posts: 89 Member
    I love skinny cow fudge bars, only 110 calories.
  • Inebriated
    Inebriated Posts: 271
    How about snack sized candy? I always grab some packages of mini reese cups and almond joys since I have a huge sweet tooth and I'll have a couple throughout the day if I really feel like it. They're only 60-80 calories per piece. Cocoa Roasted Almonds are pretty good, though. I find that they're very filling and while they're sweet, they're not too sweet.
  • nene01pop
    nene01pop Posts: 80 Member
    Snackwells 100 cal pretzels are yummy... chocolate and peanut butter
  • gloriame
    gloriame Posts: 1 Member
    I use tootsie roll pops last a while and only 60 cal each
  • This is probably taboo to say, but... Treat yourself! I had half a cup of pretty much the most delicious ice cream I've ever eaten, today. Sweets are okay in moderation. :)
    Buttttt, I have low calorie strawberry preserves that I like to eat with cottage cheese when I get a sweet tooth.
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