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Cottontop 03-27-2011 02:49 PM

For a quick, delicious, low-fat and low-cal dessert/snack, stir together:

1 small sugar-free, fat free jello (any flavor)

the usual amt. of boiling water, and,

1 - 6 oz. light yogurt (flavor of choice to compliment jello flavor)

It's light; it's tastey!
Enjoy

mommamac 03-27-2011 03:12 PM

sounds yummy - I just happened to pick up strawberry Jello & yogurt today. Off to put the kettle on to boil now.

luv-e 03-27-2011 03:17 PM

This sounds like this would be really good on a hot Summer evening.....Thank You

KatFish 03-27-2011 03:32 PM

Sounds good. I'll have to try it.

earthwalker 03-27-2011 04:35 PM

Sounds good...would be nice layered with some fruit.

CarrieAnne 03-27-2011 05:58 PM

yummy!

plainpat 03-28-2011 02:12 AM

I use a pk of SF jello,1 1/2 C water....then stir in a 4-6oz pk of yogurt.

sik1010 03-28-2011 05:15 AM

Thanks!

Susanna10 03-28-2011 08:08 AM

Thank you. I will try that. It sounds good and good for you.

BrendaB 03-28-2011 09:42 AM

Thank you. I actually have both ingredients on hand and can hardly wait to try. Sound really good. :-)

Kathi Kraftyzales 03-28-2011 09:57 AM

We freeze yogurt (any flavor) in Tupperware ice pop molds. Yum. Now I have to try this recipe. Sounds so good.

meant2be 03-28-2011 09:35 PM

Sounds yummy - always looking for those low fat, low calorie recipes!!

jpthequilter 03-28-2011 11:10 PM


Originally Posted by Cottontop
For a quick, delicious, low-fat and low-cal dessert/snack, stir together:

1 small sugar-free, fat free jello (any flavor)

the usual amt. of boiling water, and,

1 - 6 oz. light yogurt (flavor of choice to compliment jello flavor)

It's light; it's tastey!
Enjoy

Put it in a baked or graham cracker pie crust?

BMP 03-29-2011 02:02 AM

Sounds good ..I always need a low calorie treat recipe.
The usual amt of hot water, does this mean NO cold water and use the yogurt instead , or do you still use the 2 cups the box calls for plus the yogurt?

plainpat 03-29-2011 02:13 AM

I use 1 1/2C water total, then stir in the 6oz C of yogurt.


Originally Posted by BMP
Sounds good ..I always need a low calorie treat recipe.
The usual amt of hot water, does this mean NO cold water and use the yogurt instead , or do you still use the 2 cups the box calls for plus the yogurt?


Kathi Kraftyzales 03-29-2011 06:41 PM

I made this today. I used 1-cup boiling water to disolve the Jello. Then, I was afraid to add cold yogurt to the hot mixture. Why? I thought it might curdle or something. Anyhow, I cooled it a bit with one ice cube. Since someone wrote to use 1&1/2 cups boiling water instead of the 1-cup, I figured I had some leeway. Then I added the yogurt. I was so disappointed that it didn't jell. I wanted to take to my Lutheran Church Charity Quilting Bee today. So I left it in the refrigerator and checked on it when I returned. Duh! It wasn't instant pudding....no where did ya'll write it would jell immediately. It is wonderful. I love it. I'll be making this forever. I can't have milk (so no ice cream or pudding) and this really makes up for the loss. Thanks so much.

Demshine 03-29-2011 10:21 PM

sounds perfect for the summer

craftybear 03-29-2011 10:43 PM

Thanks for the recipe


Originally Posted by Cottontop
For a quick, delicious, low-fat and low-cal dessert/snack, stir together:

1 small sugar-free, fat free jello (any flavor)

the usual amt. of boiling water, and,

1 - 6 oz. light yogurt (flavor of choice to compliment jello flavor)

It's light; it's tastey!
Enjoy


blueangel 09-25-2011 06:19 AM

Yummy

bobbie1 09-27-2011 06:05 PM


Originally Posted by Kathi Kraftyzales
I made this today. I used 1-cup boiling water to disolve the Jello. Then, I was afraid to add cold yogurt to the hot mixture. Why? I thought it might curdle or something. Anyhow, I cooled it a bit with one ice cube. Since someone wrote to use 1&1/2 cups boiling water instead of the 1-cup, I figured I had some leeway. Then I added the yogurt. I was so disappointed that it didn't jell. I wanted to take to my Lutheran Church Charity Quilting Bee today. So I left it in the refrigerator and checked on it when I returned. Duh! It wasn't instant pudding....no where did ya'll write it would jell immediately. It is wonderful. I love it. I'll be making this forever. I can't have milk (so no ice cream or pudding) and this really makes up for the loss. Thanks so much.

So it worked...you just thought it was like instant pudding and would thicken sooner than it actually did? Did I read it right? Sorry..doesn't take much to confuse me!!
:-D

Kathi Kraftyzales 09-27-2011 07:38 PM

Yes. It worked. Just takes a while to jell, just like jello. I made this stuff and ate it until I was sick of it. But, I'm ready to make again. Just won't eat 4 a day. lol.

plainpat 09-28-2011 03:02 AM

Hope I didn't post this before......but I make jell O as it says on pkg,using 1 3/4 C water total,then when starting to thicken, stir in one yogurt.Don't stir so it's all thru, you just want ribbons of yogurt.Then let set till jelled. Yum


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