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By CelticLady
on May 10, 2011
I don't think 5 stars are enough. Aside from using light cream cheese and sour cream like others, I also used Splenda. I was out of lemon zest so I used a teaspoon of lime juice for the citrus. These were amazing. I also used red raspberries and black berries to make mine. Topped with light whipped cream they were quickly devoured. This is my new favorite dessert. Much healthier than most desserts I eat. And so quick to make!!! Thank you so much Leslie for posting the recipe. A definite keeper for me!
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These were really quick and easy to make! The filling, for me, had a slight tart taste even with the sugar, so I added a teaspoon of vanilla and that made it perfect for me. I made ours with fresh blueberries, and kept some plain. Nice and refreshing for a hot summer day. Thanks for posting, this is a definite go-to recipe for a nice little dessert in a hurry. Thanks for posting ~Leslie~, made for Diabetic Tailgate Party in the Diabetic Forum, September 2010!
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on June 25, 2010
These are so good! I quartered the recipe, which should have been enough for 3 tarts; I split the filling that way, but they weren't very full (I used Keebler mini graham shells which are about 3" across). Next time I would use a quarter recipe for two tarts, not three. I used a little more fruit so the shells were fuller since there was less cheese filling. Otherwise, these were really awesome and had great flavor. I did have to use blueberries (and blueberry preserves) instead of strawberries but otherwise made no changes. Thanks for sharing!
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on April 19, 2010
=) How can something so easy be so good.. We ate it with vanilla icecream.
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on June 11, 2009
Simple and delicious. Made a great treat for coworkers! Thanks!
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Very good. Everyone ate every last crumb.
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Omg, I just noticed the chocolate drizzle option! Not sure how I missed it, but I've been missing a lot these days. But I digress. These are delicious! And impressive is RIGHT. Desserts aren't my thing, but every once in a while I get a wild hair up my.... nose and gotta make one. Then I generally feed it all to my husband who loves this kind of thing. But I cheated this time and ate one of these. NYA-HA-HAA! Really delish. I'd made 6 tarts and thought they'd last a few days, but when I got home from the spa today, there was ONE left! *SHOCK* I didn't have strawberries, but did have some Trader Joe's frozen raspberries (sprinkled with a tiny bit of sugar, then chilled first) that turned out fantastic on these. Thanks, Leslie, for a great recipe!
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 susie cooks
on May 29, 2007
These were so easy to make!! I used light vream chees and light sour cream. We really enjoyed these. Perfect serving size. I am definitely keeping these in mind when doing teacher luncheons, kids bday parties, etc. So easy and delicious!!! Thanks!
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on May 16, 2007
Love cheesecakes, (any kind)This is even better as the individual servings are just right. Filling was light and fluffly, I used strawberries but will try raspberries next time. I perfer them to strawberries.
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on May 10, 2007
I made these for a work pot luck. Everyone loves them!! I didn't use the tart shells though. I actually used Graham Cracker crumbs and followed the directions on the box to make pie crusts. Pressing the mixture into cupcake cups. They make a great single serving that won't over fill.
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on April 15, 2007
So easy and very impressive. I used a premade pie crust which I cut to fit my 4" tart shells. Half a recipe made just the right amount of filling for 4 which was perfect for an elegant dinner party for friends. As suggested, I drizzled melted chocolate over the top then topped with whipped cream. A definate winner!
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on November 02, 2005
Made this in a round pan and cut into wedges. Everyone gave it more then a 5.The lemon zest really topped it off.
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on September 16, 2005
Very delicious and the people I work with LOVED this. I didn't want to have to juggle a bunch of little servings so I used prpared graham cracker pie shells. I also had alot of strawberries left over from the past recipes for this Tour so I was reallllly happy to find another one I could use the rest in. I didn't have any chocolate to drizzle over but you can bet next time I will.
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Now that fruit is in season, I just had to try these tarts... absolutely delicious! I made these using fresh strawberries, I doubled the recipe as I made these to give some away. These are so good, next time I will make these using blueberries. Leslie, thank you so much for sharing this wonderful tart recipe...Kitten:)
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on June 10, 2005
Wonderful, wonderful recipe! Just like a strawberry cheesecake but in bite-sized form. Everyone was ooing and awing over these little tarts and all went back for more! I have had many requests for this recipe already. Simpe to make with fabulous results! Thanks
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on May 31, 2005
I made these for our Memorial Day barbecue and they are excellent!!! The perfect ending for our meal. I made exactly as posted except I filled the tart shells very full and made 6 instead of 12. Thank you so much for posting ~ I'll use this recipe with other fruit as well.
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