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Low Calorie “Ice Cream” Sandwiches

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Low Calorie “Ice Cream” Sandwiches
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Being lactose intolerant, I am always looking for yummy alternatives to ice cream.  This is a super simple idea that makes a cool, low calorie treat.

 

Ingredients:

Cool Whip – I used low fat and experimented with Cinnamon flavored as well

Graham crackers – I used both original and chocolate flavors

Hershey’s Chocolate and Caramel Sauces

 

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Making these is super simple.  For the chocolate graham crackers, I added the original flavored, low fat cool whip and drizzled with both chocolate and caramel syrup.  For the original graham crackers, I used the cinnamon flavored Cool Whip and drizzled it with chocolate syrup.

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Cover the top of the Cool Whip with another piece of graham cracker.  Place in freezer and allow to harden up – about an hour or two.  Pull out and enjoy the snack on a hot summer day.  Best thing about it?  The graham crackers stays hard and crisp…it doesn’t get soggy!

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Low Calorie “Ice Cream” Sandwiches

graham crackers cool whip chocolate sauce caramel sauce  Low Calorie Ice Cream Sandwiches 100 3864 300x225
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Ingredients
  • Cool Whip – I used low fat and experimented with Cinnamon flavored as well
  • Graham crackers – I used both original and chocolate flavors
  • Hershey’s Chocolate and Caramel Sauces

Instructions
  1. Making these is super simple.  For the chocolate graham crackers, I added the original flavored, low fat cool whip and drizzled with both chocolate and caramel syrup.  For the original graham crackers, I used the cinnamon flavored Cool Whip and drizzled it with chocolate syrup.
  2. Cover the top of the Cool Whip with another piece of graham cracker.  Place in freezer and allow to harden up – about an hour or two.  Pull out and enjoy the snack on a hot summer day.  Best thing about it?  The graham crackers stays hard and crisp…it doesn’t get soggy!

 

 



Heather

About the Author:

Heather is a single mom of two active little boys who LOVE to eat! She loves to cook and create yummy, healthy dishes for them using as many fresh fruits, vegetables and meats as possible. She loves to share her simple, quick recipes with others who have busy schedules!

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