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Take 24 Oz of Greek Yoghurt & mix well with 6 to 8 Oz of your favorite
(sugar free/low sugar is OK) preserves. I like chunky stuff like blueberry,
mixed berry, raspberry, olallieberry or similar.

This mixture can satisfy a sweet tooth with no fat.

Great as is or served with a few tablespoons of Granola or fresh berries or
bananas on top.

A wonderful topping for waffles or as a filling for crepes.

A nice topping for fresh berries.

Dimitri




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On Wed, 9 Feb 2011 10:32:12 -0800, "Dimitri" >
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>Take 24 Oz of Greek Yoghurt & mix well with 6 to 8 Oz of your favorite
>(sugar free/low sugar is OK) preserves. I like chunky stuff like blueberry,
>mixed berry, raspberry, olallieberry or similar.


Insead of preserves I'd chop up fresh fruit... maserate the fruit with
a little honey and lemon juice before adding the yogurt

>This mixture can satisfy a sweet tooth with no fat.
>
>Great as is or served with a few tablespoons of Granola or fresh berries or
>bananas on top.


I'd top with wheatgerm too.

>A wonderful topping for waffles or as a filling for crepes.
>
>A nice topping for fresh berries.


Yogurt is good mixed 50/50 with cottage cheese.

More... doctor it:
http://allrecipes.com//Recipe/strawb...ii/Detail.aspx
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"Brooklyn1" <Gravesend1> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 9 Feb 2011 10:32:12 -0800, "Dimitri" >
> wrote:
>
>>Take 24 Oz of Greek Yoghurt & mix well with 6 to 8 Oz of your favorite
>>(sugar free/low sugar is OK) preserves. I like chunky stuff like
>>blueberry,
>>mixed berry, raspberry, olallieberry or similar.

>
> Insead of preserves I'd chop up fresh fruit... maserate the fruit with
> a little honey and lemon juice before adding the yogurt
>
>>This mixture can satisfy a sweet tooth with no fat.
>>
>>Great as is or served with a few tablespoons of Granola or fresh berries
>>or
>>bananas on top.

>
> I'd top with wheatgerm too.
>
>>A wonderful topping for waffles or as a filling for crepes.
>>
>>A nice topping for fresh berries.

>
> Yogurt is good mixed 50/50 with cottage cheese.
>
> More... doctor it:
> http://allrecipes.com//Recipe/strawb...ii/Detail.aspx


Sheldon,

Thanks,

Dimitri


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