Delicious dessert only 50 calories
By snowy
@snowy22315 (207049)
United States
May 6, 2026 4:13pm CST
Years ago I found out about this Weight Watchers dessert and I love it. It is simple to make with a tub of cool whip (I used zero sugar) canned pumpkin, sugar free vanilla pudding and canned in the juice pineapple. I only had fresh so I used that this time. This is super delicous and about 50 calories per severing for a manageable dessert. There is also a butterscotch apple salad which uses the cool whip, but apples and sugar free butterscotch pudding. Who says low calorie has to be bad? Do you know any tasty low calorie desserts?
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@Deepizzaguy (120932)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
13h
I do not have eaten any low calorie desserts at all.
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@snowy22315 (207049)
• United States
13h
There are lots of zero sugar desserts around...or you can make a baked apple in the microwave with low calories butter and brown sugar etc. If you are interested, look up some weight watchers recipes.
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@Deepizzaguy (120932)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
7h
@snowy22315 I will look into it since I have to eat in moderation.
@snowy22315 (207049)
• United States
13h
It really is good, and probably pretty healthy with the pumpkin and fruit.
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@MarieCoyle (57965)
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12h
I make one similar one for the son sometimes since he is diabetic. I use sugar free puddings and he loves it. I like your ideas, I am going to ask him if any of them sound good to him. Thanks for this.
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@snowy22315 (207049)
• United States
11h
You're welcome. They really are super tasty.
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@Ineeddentures (31491)
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12h
The words low calorie when used on that order to not resonate with me at all
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@GardenGerty (168854)
• United States
8h
I have made the full calorie version of this, minus the pineapple. How much pineapple do you put in, and do you drain it?
@FourWalls (85750)
• United States
7h
There’s a sugar-free apple pie filling (canned) that’s 30 calories for a serving. I can eat half the can for one Weight Watchers point!
