I'm not a big dessert person to begin with (savory things are my absolute favorite), but when I do want something sweet I need to make it somewhat healthy. Pinterest to the rescue! I found this recipe for Pumpkin Fluff that can either be served as a pudding type dessert or used as a dip.
I just LOVE anything pumpkin, so this is perfect…
All you need are these few easy ingredients.
- small box of fat free and sugar free vanilla or white chocolate pudding
- 15 oz can of pumpkin
- 8 oz container of fat free Cool Whip
- dash of pumpkin pie spice...I used a dash of "five spice", but you can use anything you'd like
Mix dry pudding powder, pumpkin and the spice. Fold in Cool Whip until light and fluffy. Refrigerate until chilled or eat it right away like I did.
You can serve this as a dessert on it's own or as a dip. For the dip, you can use graham crackers, Nilla Wafers or slices of apple. If you are trying to stay healthy, maybe try the low fat versions of those crackers.
If you love pumpkin like I do, click HERE for another pumpkin recipe I shared. Pumpkin Smoothie and it's healthy too!!
Here is the link to the original Pumpkin Fluff recipe.
Enjoy,
~Karen~
I LOVE pumpkin fluff! Delicious & filling yet low in calories. Always goes over well when I serve as a dip. I've also used ginger snaps and vanilla wafers. Have you also had the carmel apple fluff? Made with apples, crushed pineapple, butterscotch pudding & Cool Whip? Yummy too.
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy but my husband has respectfully 'banned' anything that is in the form of edible pumpkin, in our home. He had a bad experience when he was younger which resulted in his opinions about pumpkin 'anything'. And yes, Halloween is a rough time around here!
ReplyDeleteThis also makes a good pie--just put the fluff in a graham cracker crust and it's good to go! I've been known to use butterscotch pudding as part of the three ingredients and it's also a good taste!
ReplyDeleteHi Karen,
ReplyDeleteIsn't this just so yummy! I made this recipe around Halloween. But I had to tweak it. You see the hubby is diabetic and to make it so he could also indulge I used Sugar Free Jello pudding and Sugar Free Cool Whip. That took it from 35 calories a serving, which isn't bad, to an even better 19 calories. I could not tell a difference in the taste or quality.
Blessings ❤
Betsy