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By Marie
Added July 13, 2006 | Recipe #177581
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By Chef #387020
on January 06, 2008
I've made this several times using the instant sugar free pudding mix. I mix the pudding and jello mixes together, slowling adding the water and it turns out perfect. No lumps at all.
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Love it! I made this recipe with chocolate pudding & raspberry jello, and made a crust made of fiber one cereal (ground up in blender). So good and low calorie- total success!!!
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on January 28, 2008
I love 'anything' lemon so I was excited when I discovered this recipe. The 2 points made it very enticing too. Oh, how I would have loved to have given it 5 stars....if only it wasn't for the bitter aftertaste and the consistency.....which was more like a 'very thick' jello rather than a creamy lemon pie filling. BUT, that's not to say I won't be making it again. Once I topped it with Cool Whip the sweetness got rid of most of the bitterness leaving just enough lemony tartness, making it taste like lemon meringue pie. Now to figure out what I can do to make it creamier. I'm wondering if I used, perhaps, two packages of pudding if that would do it. It's certainly worth a try. Thanks for sharing the recipe Marie. I will be making it again, with a bit of experimenting.
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on March 06, 2012
its was great amazing
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on July 12, 2009
Great, easy and easy on my butt! Thanks.
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on May 11, 2009
Really good, I topped with fat free cool whip which you need to use sparingly since it has a slightly chemical taste at least to someone like me.....
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef #586158
on July 20, 2008
This tastes so nice and creamy, it's perfect for a hot summer night, and it actly left me fulling full. The store did not have cook and serve sugar vree vanilla pudding, since I din't want to sacrifice the low calories I just went with instant. It came out pretty good, except for the gelatin being a bit lumpy.
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The recipe didn't state that this was not an instant pudding mix. You must use the cook and serve pudding. I made cherry flavor and waited for the mixture to cool and added an 8 oz container of sugar free cool whip to give the mixture a fluff texture. The options are endless with this recipe. Will make again with more flavors and will change my rating to 5 stars one the recipe is correct. It's 5 star with the cook and serve and the added container of cool whip. MMMM
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on March 03, 2008
This was very easy and great tasting.! Thanks, Judy Chef #709802
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on February 14, 2008
Great for when you have a sweet craving & don't want to blow the diet!
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on July 30, 2007
tastes very chemically even for an avid sf pudding and jello eater great idea though
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on June 13, 2007
i always had trouble with the pudding getting lumpy when i added it to the water. i finally realized that if you add the water to the pudding mix a little at a time and mix as you go, it doesn't get lumpy - you can bring it to a boil and don't have to try to break up all of those disgusting lumps as it cooks. i love to experiment with other flavors - i believe vanilla pudding is best but almost any flavor jello is good.
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on May 31, 2007
I was really excited about this recipe because I love lemon pie filling. But I just couldn't get over the aftertaste. It was somewhat bitter for me.
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Took me 2 weeks to find the cook n serve vanilla! Finally found it and though my kids didn't love it, it was pretty good. It was a little too thick really just didn't feel like a whole dessert. I really think it would be good in a graham crust with meringue topping or used in some other way.
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on March 10, 2007
I made this as a desert for dh & I last week. We really didn't care for it. I used the specific sugar free cook & serve- and when put in the water, it was very lumpy. I ended up having to strain it, and about 1/4 of it was lumps. Then taste wise, it wasn't our favorite either. Did anyone else have this problem w/ the cook and serve pudding?
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on January 22, 2007
I hate to say I didn't like it, I really really wanted too, and the idea of lemon meringue filling had me drooling LOL I also thought it was awefully bitter, I used jello brand and everything! I also didnt make it as directed now that I am looking at the recipe so I will try it again the correct way. I made up the jello and then made up the pudding and mixed them together. I think some cool whip would have really helped lighten it up and make it more tasty, maybe it was just to much sweetner?
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on January 19, 2007
Made as directed, this was ok ... there was a pretty strong aftertaste of the sugar free lemon gelatin. BUT , I'm going to make it again , and maybe use half the amount of the gelatin , and see if that's more to our personal taste~ If it is , I will repost with 5 stars because you can't get much more calorie friendly for a sweet than this!!!!!! LOL Thanks for posting Marie!!!!
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on January 12, 2007
This was really, really good! I was looking through the newly posted pictures and this was there, and I just had to try it! It's good! I have used strawberry jell-o the most, as that is my favorite, and one time we even used chocolate pudding with the strawberry jello. It didn't look too appetizing, but tasted good (the dark reddish-brwon didn't look great). Sometimes I spoon out the fat-free cool whip into small cups, then refreeze it, and then after the jello has cooled, pour it into the cool whip lined cups. Thanks for a yummy treat!
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What a yummy and refreshing way to end a meal. I look forward to making this often. Thanks!
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on January 01, 2007
I tried this with lime jello and it was delicious. Excellent for such a light dessert that would be allowed on most diets! I didn't have the cook and serve sugar free mix, just the regular instant sugar free type - so I cheated and strained it to get rid of lumps. The jello products that I have indicate that a serving of the jello powder is 8 calories and a serving of the instant pudding mix is 30, making the total 38. Not bad at all! Thanks for posting this, it's a lovely change from the standard package preparation!
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Serving Size: 1 (120 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 3
The following items or measurements are not included:
sugar-free vanilla pudding mix
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