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Here's the Dish
My sisters and I are about 3 years apart in age, and we have a lot in common…although there is one thing that ‘bonds’ us in a downright silly way…(to the point that we act like 5th graders when it’s around!) That one thing is Peanut Butter!!! I’m not really sure what started this ‘peanut butter’ phenomenon between the three of us, but my bet is that it had something to do with the rich chocolate peanut butter cake my mom used to make for our birthday when we were growing up!
Well…The years of eating a huge slice of cake (with endless amounts of saturated fat) eventually must come to an end… (lets consider the health of our hearts here people…not just calories!) However, the desire to have a traditional birthday celebration (and the cake that comes with it) never dies, no matter how old your turning! Which is why I created this simple, yet oh so satisfying Reese’s style frozen pie!
Method
THE ESTIMATED TOTAL TIME TO MAKE THIS RECIPE IS 4-6 HOURS OR OVERNIGHT.
1
Spray a 8×8 springform pie pan with non-stick cooking spray. Remove Oreo crust from pan and re-form it in the bottom of your spring form pan, pressing it down with your hands. (You could skip this step and leave it in the original pie pan, but I enjoy the look of the taller pie).
Mix all ingredients together until smooth (I used my Kitchen Aid mixer, but you could do this by hand) and fold in Cool Whip until well blended.
2
Mix all ingredients together until smooth (I used my Kitchen Aid mixer, but you could do this by hand) and fold in Cool Whip until well blended.
3
Pour mixture over pie crust and drizzle with chocolate syrup. Chill for at least 4-6 hours, (or overnight). Let sit at room temperature for at least 15 minutes (to soften) and add topping of choice before serving.
Ingredients
1 | (8 oz) Package fat-free cream cheese |
1/2 cup | Creamy OR crunchy peanut butter 1 |
1 cup | Sweetener of choice (or 10-12 packets of Stevia, or to taste) |
1/4 cup | skim milk (or milk of choice) |
1 | (8oz) Container Light Cool Whip |
1 | GF cookie OR reduced fat graham cracker pie crust |
3 tbs | Light Hershey’s Syrup |
Optional | Toppings: Reese’s Ice Cream toppers (a few Tbs), Reese’s miniature candies (a few crushed up), crushed peanuts Reddi Whip |
1 You may replace the Peanut Butter with 1/2 cup Peanut Flour mixed with 1/4 cup skim milk (or milk of choice), which will shave 560 calories off this recipe! The only downfall is you have to buy it online. Peanut Flour is basically a de-fatted version of peanut butter, and is in powder form, so once you add water, it is just like peanut butter! I use it in my protein shakes, desserts, etc. and I think it is worth purchasing.
Katie's Tip!
Nutrition Breakdown
10 | Slices |
189 | Calories Per Slice (or 133 Calories Per Slice with Peanut Flour) |
5 | WWP+* |
*Weigh
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