Wordless Wednesday – 4th of July Desserts

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I had a fabulous day hosting family for a 4th of July cookout and I ended up so busy that I forgot to take pictures! I think I’d better start putting someone on camera duty next year so I don’t even have to think about it and maybe I’ll actually get into a couple of the shots!

Am I the only one who does this?

But as a baking blogger, of course I got shots of my desserts including this Angel Lush Cake which was to die for and only 170 calories and 2 grams of fat per serving. Sweet, right?

And this super easy American Flag No Bake Cheesecake which you can find already posted at Oh My! Sugar High. Both came from Kraft so if you haven’t been to their site to scope out the recipes lately, I highly recommend a trip to drool over the options!

Did you have anything amazing for dessert this 4th of July?

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19 Comments

  1. Delicious! I did some fresh fruit popsicles, that was the extent of my holiday dessert this year 🙁

    1. The cheesecake would be bad for the diet but the angel lush cake is only 170 calories and 2 grams of fat. So not bad for the diet and soooooo good!

    1. Cat, that Angel Lush Cake is, how shall I say it? AWESOME! There are lots of ways to serve it. I used a homemade angel food cake but you can go the store bought route if you don’t want to turn on your oven. Super easy and so good! I’m soooooo making it again. I might try to also incorporate that filling into another dessert because I found it so flavorful and guilt free.

  2. I tried to copy a desert with the red white and blue them but it didn’t turn out! =[ I will keep practicing! Your’s look lovely!

  3. i like to make something similar on fourth of july, although i go all out and whip up my own full fat whipped cream from scratch: its decadent but delicious!

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