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Rockon20 Baby SISter (9)	# Posted: 11 Jul 2008 18:48 What kind of light desserts do you like making?
mrsjvb SISter Elle (1682)	# Posted: 11 Jul 2008 18:53 fruit and ice cream! i know it's not something you "make" but it's still good. rachael ray always has easy desserts in her magazine and on her website =)
magpie SISter Elle (1834)	# Posted: 11 Jul 2008 19:16 Margarita Pie! Got the recipe somewhere on my blog. Let me find the link for ya. Here ya go.
Sonja Favorite SISter (5581)	# Posted: 11 Jul 2008 20:29 mmmm, I love angel food cake (cubed) with chopped strawberries and sugar free vanilla pudding & sugar free whipped cream (mixed together). Mix it all together and refrigerate, so tasty.
Rockon20 Baby SISter (9)	# Posted: 16 Jul 2008 17:58 Sonja, i love you idea. I've actually had that before at an office party before. It was made with Cool Whip. Is that what you used, because I know it's also on their website www.CoolWhip.com There are a lot of good ideas on there, especially on their Healthy Living" section.
garate55 Little SISter (23)	# Posted: 17 Jul 2008 23:14 Our favorite after dinner dessert is those frozen mixed berries from Costco with a small sprinkling of Splenda. We eat them right away so as you're going, they start out hard and frozen and soften and get all juicy. Yum and quick!
JamieBoBamie Style Maven (609)	# Posted: 17 Jul 2008 23:18 Angel food cake, it's light and fluffy My grandma used to make this good ambrosia stuff out of mini marshmellows and sour cream and fruit Merengue
mandiegirl SISter Elle (1543)	# Posted: 17 Jul 2008 23:29 I love to make layers of yummies in my beautiful truffle bowl from pampered chef. the last one i made was brownies from scratch cubed and layered with a whipped cream-coffee-cream cheese mixture. then you put chocolate sauce on top to make it pretty. :) i'll give you a little linky-dink in a minute.URL or right now. :)