Some of you may already know this, but if you put a small bos of sugar free instant vanilla (or any flavor I guess) into a 16 oz. container of fat free yogurt it gives it a wonderful pudding like consistency. I also all extra artificial sweetener - I like the blue but can use whatever you choose. I don't always want the tartness of yogurt. Someone was talking about making a parfait with yogurt and this would be perfect for that.
I'll be off to bed shortly. Have a great and healthy day tomorrow.
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QUOTE(ooak @ Aug 12 2009, 06:00 PM) 
Some of you may already know this, but if you put a small bos of sugar free instant vanilla (or any flavor I guess) into a 16 oz. container of fat free yogurt it gives it a wonderful pudding like consistency. I also all extra artificial sweetener - I like the blue but can use whatever you choose. I don't always want the tartness of yogurt. Someone was talking about making a parfait with yogurt and this would be perfect for that.
I'll be off to bed shortly. Have a great and healthy day tomorrow.
I'll be off to bed shortly. Have a great and healthy day tomorrow.
Oh, Thanks! I always buy the Yoplay Nonfat Plain Yogurt. Used to add honey to it and sometimes peach preserves but was at a loss what to do now. I wonder what a small dose is? Couple of tablespoons? Guess you just experiment. What a great tip.
QUOTE(TheirGram @ Aug 13 2009, 06:20 AM)
Oh, Thanks! I always buy the Yoplay Nonfat Plain Yogurt. Used to add honey to it and sometimes peach preserves but was at a loss what to do now. I wonder what a small dose is? Couple of tablespoons? Guess you just experiment. What a great tip.
Sorry, I should have spell checked my post. A small BOX not bas!! DUH
I am however what we loving refer to in the South as a "dump cook". Old timers in the south rarely measure anything, we just dump some in. I did go and look and the size box I used was a 3.3 oz box of pudding mix and a 32 oz. container of yogurt. If you like sweet, be sure to add some extra artificial sweetener.I had a serving of it this afternoon with fresh blueberries. Yum! Yum! Probably any fresh fruit you like would be good with it.
QUOTE(ooak @ Aug 13 2009, 02:02 PM)
Sorry, I should have spell checked my post. A small BOX not bas!! DUH I am however what we loving refer to in the South as a "dump cook". Old timers in the south rarely measure anything, we just dump some in. I did go and look and the size box I used was a 3.3 oz box of pudding mix and a 32 oz. container of yogurt. If you like sweet, be sure to add some extra artificial sweetener.
I had a serving of it this afternoon with fresh blueberries. Yum! Yum! Probably any fresh fruit you like would be good with it.
I am however what we loving refer to in the South as a "dump cook". Old timers in the south rarely measure anything, we just dump some in. I did go and look and the size box I used was a 3.3 oz box of pudding mix and a 32 oz. container of yogurt. If you like sweet, be sure to add some extra artificial sweetener.I had a serving of it this afternoon with fresh blueberries. Yum! Yum! Probably any fresh fruit you like would be good with it.
omgosh ....sounds so good! Thank you for the wonderful tip!
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