Chocolate Pudding Pie - Lite Version

"This recipe came from the Kraft Foods fall edition. I took their suggestion to save calories and made the appropriate adjustments. I chose also to use a graham cracker crust rather than an Oreo cookie crust, but either works equally well. I didn't have any chocolate to curl for garnish for the photo, but that wouldn't add TOO many calories and might just have to be included next time!"
 
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photo by Kerry Ciulla photo by Kerry Ciulla
photo by Kerry Ciulla
photo by Lady Dancer photo by Lady Dancer
Ready In:
3hrs 35mins
Ingredients:
4
Serves:
8
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ingredients

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directions

  • Pour milk into a large mixing bowl.
  • Add dry pudding mix.
  • Beat with wire whisk for 2 minutes.
  • Spoon half of pudding mix into crust.
  • Gently stir 1 cup of whipped topping into remaining pudding mix still in the bowl.
  • Spoon over pudding layer in the crust.
  • Top with the remaining Cool Whip.
  • Refrigerate at least 3 hours.
  • Store in refrigerator.

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  1. My husband wanted pudding pie but I am watching his waistline (wink wink!) so this recipe was a lifesaver! I see that a "1 oz" pudding pkg is listed but all I could find where I live was a 1.4 oz pkg---I weighed out 1 oz for this recipe but now I think the whole pkg could have been used--so I may do that next time. I used skim milk as well & a reduced fat graham cracker crust. It was kind of warm that day so the pie didn't "set" as well after 3 hours--but hubby still loved it. This may sound "rookie" but I wasn't sure if the pie should be covered in the fridge. Needs to be uncovered in order to firm up--just in case anyone has the same questions!! I hope to make this again--it was so so easy & good
     
  2. I was looking for a Christmas meal dessert that was both chocolate and light and this fit the bill perfectly! Everyone that opted for this over the heavy pecan pie, was pleasantly surprised with the flavor and lovely texture your pie recipe offered. * I did use skim milk in place of the 1% milk and layered it on a chocolate crumb crust. Thanks so much!
     
  3. This is such an easy and satisfying dessert - that I don't feel bad about eating either!!! Since I'm not a big fan of straight-up cool whip, I'll double the pudding mixture next time so that my pie is full, and then won't top with any extra cool whip.
     
  4. OMG!!! so yummy and guilt free! i made this for my family and i one night and it was delicious and i a strict diettor didn't feel 1 ounce bad for eating it. It was chocolatey and rich and ooo so good! Thank you so muchlady dancer!
     
  5. This is really really good! Dangerously good actually...I could see myself eating the whole thing! lol The changes I made was to use skim milk as that's all I had on hand and to use a reduced fat graham cracker pie crust. Hubby LOVES this pie and I really like how easy it is to make! Thanks for sharing...I have the feeling I will be making this a LOT!
     
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  1. I was looking for a Christmas meal dessert that was both chocolate and light and this fit the bill perfectly! Everyone that opted for this over the heavy pecan pie, was pleasantly surprised with the flavor and lovely texture your pie recipe offered. * I did use skim milk in place of the 1% milk and layered it on a chocolate crumb crust. Thanks so much!
     

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