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  1. #1
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    i like celery with a bit of low fat peanut butter and raisins...
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    Why Fast Desserts?

    If you're going to have dessert, might as well slow down and enjoy it.

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    Frozen Peppermint Patties. Num.
    Sometimes just a low fat, light yogurt is good.
    Also -- frozen chocolate covered raisins.
    Pike Place TEA... nummy orange spice stuff. Naturally sweet.

    I'm of the belief that if you're going to have it, make it at least worth it!
    BTW... my scale is stuck, so I may not be the person to take advice from!
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    Some yummy variations on the South Beach ricotta creme:

    lemon juice or extract with a litttle grated lemon zest

    espresso powder with mini-chocolate chips on top

    almond extract with a few sliced or chopped almonds on top

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    You can make a non-dairy version with silken tofu.
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    i've heard frozen grapes are really good...
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    Tons of fresh fruit.

    So that forces me to have real dessert only when I step outside of home.

    The local raspberries are lush and plentiful right now.

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    Breyers Sugar Free ice cream topped with cut up chunks of organic dark chocolate and fresh berries. Refreshing, delicious and heart healthy.

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    Is an hour too long? How about rice pudding? I usually have all the ingredients, so I make it when I have that desperate need for sugar.

    1qt milk
    1/2c uncooked rice
    1/2 sugar
    1 egg
    1t vanilla extract
    raisins (optional)

    Bring milk to boil, add sugar and rice. Turn heat to low. Add 1/2c of the hot milk to the egg (while beating) to prevent it from curdling, then add that mixture to the pot. Simmer on low heat for 1 hour, stirring occasionally. Stir in vanilla and raisins, if you're using them. Pour into a quart size container (it will thicken as it cools).

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    Oh I love rice pudding! and bread pudding as well.

    I do bread pudding with whole grain wheat bread, soy or skim milk and lots of cinnamon and spices. It's practically health food!
    Sarah

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