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Old Sat, Nov-04-00, 22:02
Condeza Condeza is offline
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Three words.... yum yum yum!!!
I tried them for the first time last night, and I wasn't sure quite what to expect, but boy was I suprised! I mixed the Whipping Cream with Strawberry Jello, and they turned out great, and took less than 5 mins! My husband even loved them for dessert last night. (That says alot!!)
I made up some Orange flavored ones tonight, so they can keep in my freezer for the week. They are great for those little cravings for something sweet. If you haven't tried them, then your sure missing out! They are in the Recipe section.
Hope everyone enjoys!

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Old Sat, Nov-04-00, 22:19
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Hi Condeza,

welcome and a big thankyou for that recipe tip. I have been hankering for a sweet treat, and usually plain old Diet Jello does it, maybe a little cream on top, but these gems sound absolutely decadent for so few carbs. I love it. Probably read the recipe before, but it didn't register in my brain That happens a lot.

'bye, and thanks again, from Doreen, in Ontario
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Old Sat, Nov-04-00, 22:26
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Hmmm, time for Linda to delurk?
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I'm so glad that you liked the little frozen treasures :-)
They are so easy to make and sure are a treat if you are craving something sweet.
Glad I came in and checked today.

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Old Mon, Nov-06-00, 09:59
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Thanks Linda!
Now I think my next try will be the Cool Cream Cookies, made with Jello mix, not the Gelatin... can anybody recommend the best flavor to use? I love Lemon, so I think I might try that one...
I'm finding that every day is getting easier and easier... today is my first day of OWL, and these great recipes make it alot easier, and I'm not even feeling tempted to cheat!
Thanks to everyone!
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Old Mon, Nov-06-00, 10:19
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As for what flavor is the best - I guess that would depend on your preferences - Now for me I'm a chocoholic - so I go for that when I'm making them :-)
Just remember the pudding ones are higher in carbs - so beware of the temptation to pop lots in your mouth (I like to just let them melt in my mouth). With these ones being higher in carbs that's why I tried making them with the geletin powders - it lowered the carb count and gave lots of variety. Hope you enjoy your's when you make them.

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Can you tell me where to find the recipie for theese so called jello cookies.

terri in Baudette
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Old Wed, Oct-03-01, 18:14
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These are great and I especially like them made with sf raspberry Jello powder. The recipe is under dessert in the recipe area, recipes by lowcarb members. Great for that sweet craving.
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Old Wed, Oct-03-01, 19:23
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Can you tell me where to find the recipie for theese so called jello cookies.


Go to the top of the page and click Sweet Treats. YOu'll find the recipe on the page that comes up.

Karen
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Old Thu, Oct-04-01, 09:40
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Am I just not seeing this recipe? Or is it called something else? My curiosity is piqued and I need to try this !! Can someone pleeeaase point me in the right direction???

Thanks!!

Lorrie
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Old Thu, Oct-04-01, 09:45
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My curiosity is piqued and I need to try this !! Can someone pleeeaase point me in the right direction???



Le voila, Lorrie

http://www.lowcarb.ca/recipes/rrecipe019.html

Nat
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Old Thu, Oct-04-01, 11:35
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I just made these cookies with an Isi. For those of you who don't know what an Isi is, it is a cannister that you add cream to, add a charger, and it instantly whips the cream. Sort of like a homemade can of ReddiWhip - only you can use Splenda as a sweetener and there are no preservatives. The cream lasts for 14 days in the refrigerator. Using the Isi made the prep time for these cookies under a minute - now if they would only hurry up and freeze so I can try them!
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Old Thu, Oct-04-01, 21:13
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Default cream cookies

I had no idea there even was such a thing, how cool is that!




Terri in Baudette




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