Weight Watchers Raspberry Dessert is a mouthwatering and yummy recipe created specifically for Weight Watchers users. Frozen raspberries and almond milk combine to create this sweet dessert. You can have this dessert for morning food or brunch. Additionally, you can offer it as a dessert or snack at your next picnic. It is an excellent choice to sate your sweet desire without exceeding your allotted Weight Watchers points. The points of fat and calories are generally lower than in traditional dessert recipes. This dessert is so healthy that you can enjoy it without thinking about breaking your diet because it only has three ingredients and no additional sugars. This Weight Watchers Raspberry Dessert is a good option for those seeking a tasty and nutritious dessert because of its wholesome ingredients and easy-to-follow directions.
STATS
- Course: Snack, Breakfast, Dessert
- Cuisine: American
- Diet: Weight Watchers, Gluten-free, Vegetarian, Low-calorie
- Total Time: Five minutes
- Preparation Time: Five minutes
- Cook Time: None
EQUIPMENT
- Food blender
- Small serving bowls
INGREDIENTS
- Frozen raspberries 1 cup
- One-fourth cup of almond milk
- Granulated swerve 2 tbsp
INGREDIENT NOTES
Raspberries:
Frzoen raspberries are used to create a dense texture. Furthermore, it adds a soothing and attractive color to the dessert.
Milk:
- Make sure to use only less or fat-free milk to reduce the fat points.
Sweetener:
- As a sweetener, we used swerve. Try this dessert with different sugar options.
INSTRUCTIONS
- Add granulated swerve, half of the milk, and frozen raspberries to a food blender.
- Next, combine all items for about two to four minutes.
- After that, gradually increase the amount of milk if necessary to get the proper consistency in the whip.
- The refreshing and chilled Weight Watchers Raspberry Dessert is ready.
- Shift the dessert to a small bowl.
- Top it with frozen and sliced raspberries.
ADDITIONAL ITEMS OF THE DESSERT
You can modify the dish by adding other items to your taste. Here are a few versions of this dessert:
- Nuts such as almonds and walnuts
- Shredded coconut
- Sugar-free dark chocolate chips
- Fresh fruits such as peaches, blueberries, apples, strawberries, etc.
- Add plain or vanilla Greek yogurt.
SERVING SUGGESTIONS
- Serve the dessert with a full spoonful of low-calorie whipped cream or light ice cream.
- Enjoy this dish with tea, coffee, or a glass of fruit juice.
- Layer the chilled dessert with granola, fresh raspberries, and yogurt in a parfait dish.
- Pair it with raspberry sorbet and Greek yogurt raspberry.
- Fill low-calorie cream puffs with the dessert.
TIPS
- Use fat-free milk to lessen the points of fats and calories of your dessert.
- Give the dessert a minimum of forty minutes to cool so that the flavors can blend.
- Don’t over-chill the dessert otherwise, it will lose its texture.
- Garnish the dish with mint leaves or mini chocolate chips.
- Try this dish with different sorts of berries such as strawberries or blueberries.
STORAGE INFORMATION
Fridge:
- We can save the dessert in a tightly closed dish and refrigerate it for an entire day.
Freezer:
- The raspberry dessert can be frozen for up to sixty days. Just defrost the frozen dessert in the refrigerator or at normal temperature before consuming.
FAQs
Can I add this dessert to other sweets as a topping?
- Yes, you can use this dessert as a topping for other sweets like cakes, waffles, pancakes, or ice cream.
Do fresh raspberries also work well with this recipe?
- Both frozen and fresh raspberries work well. Frozen raspberries provide a dense texture while fresh raspberries add a refreshing taste to the dessert.
What other sugar items can I use instead of swerve?
- You can use Weight Watchers-friendly sweeteners like erythritol, Monk fruit, or stevia.
NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION/SERVING:
Per serving size 1
Total servings 2
Total Calories 58 kcal
Carbohydrates 13 g
Total Fat 1 g
Protein 1 g
Sugar 5 g
Dietary Fiber 6 g
Sodium 2 mg
Each serving of this raspberry dessert gives Zero Weight Watchers points.