Diabetic Desserts Recipes

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Try this side dish of pineapple, grapefruit, kiwifruit, and jicama chilled in spiced cider at your holiday meal.

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For a snack or sweet dessert, enjoy one of these flourless cookies. Drizzle chocolate on top for added pizzazz.

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Kona, Hawaii's prized coffee, adds an extra-special touch to this irresistible coffee-accented dessert. But if you prefer, use another strong brewed coffee.

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Try these summer-fresh parfaits with sliced strawberries or coarsely chopped nectarines.

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If you look forward to a good cup of coffee at the end of a meal, you'll flip over these captivating custards. Topped with a few raspberries, there's no reason to resist.

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Instead of the raspberry liqueur in the recipe, you may substitute the same amount of purchased raspberry syrup.

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Whether you make it mango, kiwifruit, or papaya, unflavored gelatin and buttermilk give this frozen dessert recipe its smooth texture while keeping the fat and calories per serving low.

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Loaded with carrot, nuts, and pumpkin pie spice and slathered with a velvety cream cheese frosting, these bars are sure to become a favorite dessert.

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Savor the flavors of coffee and tea at the same time in this tempting dessert. Espresso powder gives the cake a rich mocha flavor while the creamy topper boasts six spices that commonly season the Indian tea drink, chai.

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This homemade ice cream is a tropical pleaser. Still part of a diabetic meal plan, it's made with fat-free half-and-half and buttermilk instead of whipping cream.

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Indulge your sweet tooth with this glorious tropical parfait. Yes, you can enjoy something so delectable without throwing your diabetic meal plan off track.

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Red jam is folded into the meringue mixture for these sweet desserts. Each one has only 23 calories.

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Linzer torte, made with a nut crust and filled with raspberry jam, is a favorite treat in Austria. This is a low-calorie, lower-fat version of that classic dessert.

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Sugar-free cake and pudding mixes are the secrets to making this cherry-studded dessert recipe low in calories, fat, and carbs.

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To create captivating May baskets, wrap a wide strip of decorative paper around each cupcake, holding it in place with double-stick tape. Then attach narrow strips of plain paper for the basket handles.

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Crispy meringue shells, rich vanilla filling, and in-season fresh fruits combine to make a special dessert that guests love.

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Unflavored gelatin and buttermilk give this easy sherbet recipe its smooth texture while helping to keep the fat and calories per serving low.

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Although most diabetic recipes call for fat-free milk, this tasty pleaser is an exception. It's important to use whole milk so the ice cream will have enough fat for a creamy texture.

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"Tuile" is French for tile. Traditionally these nutty, crisp cookies were shaped over a rolling pin or a mold and looked like a curved roofing tile. In this recipe, the cookies are shaped in or over muffins cups and filled with sorbet.

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This easy recipe lets you serve a sophisticated trio of white chocolate, blackberry, and raspberry-rhubarb sherbets all at once. For the best flavor, use a premium white chocolate for the white chocolate sherbet.

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Phyllo dough, low in calories and fat, creates a delicate shell for a peach and chocolate filling in this amazing dessert recipe.

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A slimmed-down version of classic hot milk sponge cake makes this raspberry variation of a summertime favorite low in calories and fat, yet oh-so luscious.

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Coffee-flavored puffs cradle the lightened mocha filling in these two-bite treats. If you like, tuck a strawberry slice or two under the cream puff top.

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This mini dessert recipe looks so pretty and rich yet it only has 32 calories per serving and 1 gram of fat.

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