Lemony cheesecake cups made with Greek yogurt topped with fresh berries. Light, creamy and virtually guilt-free!
Something about lemon says summer to me, perhaps it's the color? I'm not quite sure but I do know the color yellow makes me happy and so do these little portion controlled cheesecake cups. Although these are meant to be eaten for dessert, I figured cream cheese, fruit and yogurt could easily be enjoyed for breakfast and that is exactly what I did this morning.
Use whatever berries you want or a combo of mixed berries, you could even top it with pie filling. I actually made these two ways, one way as seen in the photo, the second way I added the berries to the cheesecake cups before I baked them so the berries baked in with the cheesecake. Both ways are equally good, but the berries on top made for a prettier photo.
Mom always put vanilla wafers on the bottom of her cheesecake cups which is such a simple low-fat solution to create a crust. When the cheesecake cups bake, the cookies soften and all the flavors work together. Diabetics can use Splenda in place of sugar.
Creamy Lemon Cheesecake Yogurt Cupcakes
Gina's Weight Watcher Recipes
Servings: 12 • Size: 1 cup • Old Points: 2 pts • Points+: 3 pts
Calories: 108.6 • Fat: 4.7 g • Carb: 12.6 g • Fiber: 1.1 g • Protein: 3.6 g • Sugar: 7.1
Sodium: 107.9
Ingredients:
- 12 reduced fat vanilla wafers
- 8 oz 1/3 less fat cream cheese, softened
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1 tsp vanilla
- 6 oz fat-free vanilla Greek yogurt (I used Chobani)
- 2 large egg whites
- 3 tbsp lemon juice
- 1 tbsp lemon zest
- 1 tbsp all purpose flour
- 24 blackberries
Directions:
Heat oven to 350°.
Line cupcake tin with liners. Place a vanilla wafer at the bottom of each liner.
Gently beat cream cheese, sugar and vanilla until smooth using an electric mixer. Gradually beat in fat free yogurt, egg whites, lemon juice, lemon zest and flour. Do not over beat. Pour into cupcake liners filling half way.
Bake 25 minutes or until center is almost set. Cool to room temperature. Chill a few hours in the refrigerator.
Top with fresh berries and powdered sugar if desired.




















Gina you have done it again! What a great recipe.
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious!!!! Looking forward to trying! Thx for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI can't WAIT to try these!
ReplyDeleteFrustration!!!!
ReplyDeleteI can´t find Greek yogurt!!! I live in Mexico and no store carries it....is there any way to substitute ? perhaps with non fat yogurt??
I really appreciate your advice!!!!
You can use non-fat yogurt it works. I made this recipie using Alpura non-fat non-sugar yogurt.
DeleteGood luck! :)
You can use fat free vanilla yogurt. Just strain it through a cheesecloth or coffee filter for about anh hour first. Greek yogurt is yogurt that has been strained to remove some liquid to make it thicker.
DeleteThank you so much Gina for listing the sodium amt. My husband & I are on a low sodium lifestyle and this means so much!! I'm definitely trying this!
ReplyDeleteTotally going to make these with the Chobani lemon yogurt! They look fabulous. (And I'm such a lemon nerd- even my wedding cake was lemon, with lemon filling!)
ReplyDeletemmm they look delicious! If I leave out the lemon would they taste like regular cheesecake?
ReplyDeleteWow! These look fabulous. My daughter had a lemon blackberry cake for her wedding. Tehre was none left. I love that combination.
ReplyDeleteThese look so lovely. I'm currently living in Switzerland and I haven't found ANYTHING low fat! I guess it's because people don't have as much to worry about like we do back home. I'll try to make this as low fat as I can!
ReplyDeleteMy mom used to make something similar to these all the time when I was a kid. They were sooo yummy. Thanks for the reminder.
ReplyDeleteThey have a fat free lemon chobani greek yogurt now, I wonder if I could use that and maybe just add vanilla flavoring.....looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteI've been using a lot of your recipes since my sister sent me your site. I can not believe you were able to combine two of my favorite things, greek yogurt and cheesecake! I can not wait to make these. Thank you for all of the great dinners we've made thanks to your site!
ReplyDeletegorgeous little things.
ReplyDeleteLemon yogurt would be great! Why not even combine flavors!
ReplyDeleteYou could certainly use regular fat free yogurt in place of the Greek.
And you can leave the lemon out for regular cheesecake. Top with crushed pineapple or whatever you like.
Thank You Gina!!!
ReplyDeleteYou are really great. always answering our questions
have a great day!!!!
Great looking cupcakes! Wonder if I can use ordinary yogurt and Greek yogurt is hard to come by here.
ReplyDeleteCould you use crumbled graham crackers in the place of vanilla wafers ?
ReplyDeleteIf I use Splender in place of the sugar what will the Points plus value be? Just trying to make it as few points as I can.
ReplyDeleteI am a SUCKER for lemon, so these are getting made this summer. If you're a lemon fanatic like me, you have to try the Yoplait Thick and Creamy Lemon Meringue yogurt (light - 100 cal - only 2 old WW points!) or just the plain old Yoplait Light Lemon Cream Pie yogurt (110 cal) as a snack. Delish.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute and I love that you had them for breakfast this morning:-)
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute and I love that you had them for breakfast this morning:-)
ReplyDeleteThese look awesome. I love lemon. And the blackberries just push these over the edge.
ReplyDeleteTo the person in Mexico who cannot find the Greek yogurt, all you need to do to make it yourself is put regular fat-free vanilla yogurt in a sieve or a strainer that has been lined with a coffee filter and let the liquid drain overnight.
ReplyDeleteYummy, would love these with my afternoon tea!
ReplyDeleteyay! ww version of an old mid-west potluck staple!
ReplyDeleteI am in charge of cooking the food for my best friend's baby shower, and your mini cheesecakes will be absolutely perfect! Thank you!
ReplyDeletewow - these look amazing - can't wait to try! Thanks for posting such a great looking recipe - I can use all the inspiration I can get!
ReplyDeleteThese beautiful, healthier cups are calling my name!!
ReplyDeletedo you think you could freeze these?
ReplyDeleteAre the vanilla wafers the long rectangle ones or the round ones?
ReplyDeleteI just had this VERY THOUGHT five minutes ago. Though mine was less pretty and organized. Thanks for the deliciousness :)
ReplyDeleteI used the round vanilla wafers. I don't know they came in rectangles.
ReplyDeleteThese are 2 points plus without the sugar. I think they would freeze and thaw ok.
Gina,
ReplyDeleteHave you tried these with any other berries? Like blueberries perhaps? Did you like the way it tasted better when you baked them WITH the berries?
I love the idea of a Nilla wafer on the bottom!!
ReplyDeleteAmy @ A Little Nosh
Your site is beautiful and your recipes look amazing. I've been looking for well made creative low cal recipes for ages. And your pictures rock! I look forward to making a lot of these.
ReplyDeleteI made your onion rings tonight and they were a bit hit! Thanks so much.
Your website is AMAZING!!! Have you considered doing a cookbook eventually (which includes nutritional information)? Between your delicious recipes and beautiful pictures I am sure it would be a huge hit. I am a huge fan of cookbooks and if you had one it would be #1 on my shelf and many others I'm sure.
ReplyDeleteI DEFINITELY agree with the book statement above. You wouldn't need to hire a photography since you're brilliant at that! :)
ReplyDeletefor the greek yogurt substitute be sure to strain it overnight. you can use a coffee filter paper in a sieve to drain/strain it.
ReplyDeleteThanks guys, and yes I have considered a cookbook and I am actually in touch with a publisher this week. We shall see how that goes!
ReplyDeleteThese are look so cute to serve for quests!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! Another great recipe. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteAre these made using the mini cup cake pans or regular sized cup cake pans?
ReplyDeleteYum! Just pulled them out of the oven and they smell fantastic! Can't wait to try them, I bought both blackberries raspberries!!! :o)
ReplyDeleteSorry Lauren I just realized I didn't answer your question, I did not try them with other berries but I am sure raspberries or blueberries or a combination would be great. I think they tasted better with the fruit cooked inside but I liked them both ways.
ReplyDeleteThese are made with regular sized cupcake tins.
just came out of the oven!! smell delicious! can't wait to dig in!
ReplyDeleteThese look amazing, Gina! Would these be ok to make the night before? Just keep them chilled in the fridge until serving time and maybe top with the fruit just before?
ReplyDeleteI made this today for our Memorial picnic... they were a hit!!!!
ReplyDeleteMeg yes you can make them the night before and keep them in the fridge before serving.
ReplyDeleteLaurie - Glad to hear :)
This looks great! We made something like that this week but with phyllo pastries instead of muffin cups.
ReplyDeleteFantastic! I made these tonight and instead of of the berries I used your strawberry rhubarb compote as a topping.
ReplyDeleteThese look delicious! Will def have to try them :)Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteGina, I find your recipes so inspiring! Just finished making these and they, like all your recipes are amazing. I was just thinking how it might taste with lime and strawberries! Yum!
ReplyDeleteChef dad, great idea!
ReplyDeleteMead - Perfect spring dessert!!
Dani - You could use this with any combination, I used my strawberry swirl cheesecake recipe as my base and adapted it with lemon. The possibilities are endless!
Gina, how many cheesecake cups does this recipe make? Thanks, love your site!
ReplyDeleteOMG! totally worth putting the oven today for these! and it is hot and humid here! mmmmmm Just ate two of them! I put two blackberries in each cup before I put the batter in! Passed the 16 year old boy test! he ate one and said he would have had another if it didn't have fruit in it!
ReplyDeleteI just found your website about a week ago. I've been on Weight Watchers since Jan. 2011 and have fallen off the wagon for about a month now. I tried my first recipe from you website, these cheesecake cupcakes, and they were AWESOME!!! I will definitely be making these again. My mom is also on WW with me and we've printed out MANY of your recipes. I plan on making the Mushroom & shallot frittata on Wednesday. Plus, my dad is on Adkins, so adding on the carbs is a HUGE help. Keep doing what you're doing. You rock!!!
ReplyDelete-Samantha from Michigan.
So happy you all enjoyed them!
ReplyDeleteI made these this weekend for a cookout....DELISH! And sooooo easy to make!
ReplyDeleteI made this recipe this weekend, using the blackberries and baking them IN the cups with the mini cheesecakes. This was one of the BEST recipes for cheesecakes I've ever had - due to the simplicity of the ingredients and the taste! Great recipe! We ate them right up. Next time I'm going to make them with sliced strawberries instead. The blackberries were a little large and over powered the taste a little so I ended up plucking them out and eating them alongside. WONDERFUL RECIPE! - Jessie Kessler
ReplyDeleteThis was a hit at our Memorial Day get together! My 8 year old son liked them.
ReplyDeleteI forgot the dang vanilla wafers at the store. Would they work without the cookie? You know how it is when you have your heart set on something. :) Thanks for everything you do!
ReplyDeleteSure it would work but not sure if you will still get 12.
ReplyDeleteMade these this weekend and after they were cooled in fridge (left in muffin pan), topped with diced strawberries with a sugar-free glaze and was delicious! Thanks for the recipe!!
ReplyDeleteLoved these! I made them yesterday with a little bit of strawberry preserves on each cookie and they turned out great. Thanks for sharing and good luck on getting published!
ReplyDelete-Rocio
I made these last week and loved them!!! They make me feeling like I am cheating and eating something decadent:) You can't beat that! Thanks for all the wonderful and healthy recipes!!
ReplyDeleteRhonda
These were beyond wonderful. I split up the batch to make them "mini" for a little get together I had. Totally, totally, great. Nobody believed me that they were light!
ReplyDeleteThanks Gina!
Thanks for the healthy recipes, my husband was just diagnosed with diabetes, and he misses his treats! These are great!
ReplyDeleteThese are WONDERFUL!!! I have made them several times this week for events that I needed to bring a dish. Thank you Gina!! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat, I am so happy you all liked them!
ReplyDeleteMade these for a BBQ yesterday, where I knew several others in attendance are also point-counters! The biggest problem with them? Nobody seemed to be able to stop at just one! And everyone (even the non-WW folk) absolutely loved them--definitely a hit, and I can't wait to make them again! Thanks for another great recipe, Gina!
ReplyDeleteWould the points change any without using vanilla waffers? They look AMAZING!
ReplyDeleteIt may be less but it will also make less so you would need to fill the cups with more batter. This may keep the points the same, not sure.
ReplyDeleteMade these for a party and they were a big hit. Super easy to make too. Thanks Gina!
ReplyDeleteThanks for an awesome recipe! Made them tonight. Can't believe they are only 3 points apiece. Perfect summer dessert, just perfect. I would never have thought of blackberries, but the flavors combined beautifully.
ReplyDeleteGina-
ReplyDeleteWould this work with gingersnaps?
Thanks!
You had me at Lemon Cheesecake...
ReplyDeleteI made this for a memorial day cook out at my super critical mother in law's house and despite her desire to react negatively, she couldnt help but admit that they were super delicious. She is also a diabetic and over weight so once I told her they were low fat also, she was practically in love with me! Thanks Gina, who knew your recipes are not only delicious but also great at mending fences!
ReplyDeleteEmma, I guess I should count my lucky stars I have a good relationship with my mother in law, glad she approved!
ReplyDeleteAnyone know how much Splenda equals a cup of sugar?
ReplyDeleteI made this for dessert tonight and it was delicious! My 3 year old son Noah loved it too :) We served ours with strawberries and it was delicious. I will defintiely mnake this again :)
ReplyDeleteTo the person asking about gingersnaps, I think so, why not!
ReplyDeleteThese were a hit at my house! And super easy. I will be making these again and again!!
ReplyDeleteMandy
Uh-mazing! You got the perfect cheesecake texture. my 4 year old said, "I ate all my fish taco, even though it was yucky" just so he could have dessert :)
ReplyDeleteaww!
ReplyDeleteThese were very yummy! I made them for a party yesterday and everyone raved about them. I topped mine with a fresh raspberry (best looking fruit available at the store) and it was a great combination with the lemony cheesecake. Thanks for another winner. Kristina
ReplyDeleteLoved these. Could not find vanilla wafers anywhere so used Mr. Christies chocolate wafers instead (points worked out the same) and they tasted wonderful. A big hit with my husband too.
ReplyDeleteCould you do this with key limes for a summer key lime cheesecake?
ReplyDeleteThese are just right! Love the addition of the lemon, all cheesecakes should have it...so refreshing! I only have plain greek yogurt on hand so I added 2 tablespoons of coconut nectar. They turned out incredible! And...coconut products are the new healthy it food!
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ReplyDeleteI tried a different variation using...
ReplyDelete24 ginger snap cookies instead of Nilla wafers
3 oz 1/3 less fat cream cheese, softened
8 oz goat cheese, softened
1/4 cup sugar
1 tsp vanilla
6 oz fat-free Chobani lemon Greek yogurt
2 large egg whites
4 tbsp lemon juice
1 tbsp lemon zest
1 tbsp all purpose flour
for the crust/filling...
then made a lemon curd from scratch - chilled that and then swirled it on top of the filling before popping them in the oven for exactly 25 min (that was dead on for my oven).
then topped with raspberries. Somehow it made 24 cups - they were a little less full than Gina's looked though...It was probably the additional 3oz of cheese that made it go further...
They were really good :)
Made these today. They were delicious! Tangy with just a hint of sweetness! Holding onto this recipe. I made mine with frozen blueberries mixed in.
ReplyDeleteJust made these today and they are amazing!!! They are so easy to make and an amazing treat!!!
ReplyDeleteI made these with raspberries because they were cheaper. SOOOO yummy and easy to make! What a hit. I will keep this recipe! Thanks Gina!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great recipe. I made them a few weeks ago and took them to a cookout. I topped them with a blueberry sauce I made using fresh blueberries a little water and a couple packets of Truvia. I cooked that on the stove for about 10 minutes and let it reduce then topped each mini-cheesecake with the sauce. No one could tell they were diet friendly. I couldn't even tell! I felt a little guilty eating one thinking "It has to be more points". But its not and that's why its such a great recipe!
ReplyDeleteJust pulled these out of the oven. I making them for dessert for a dinner party Im having tonight. Of course I had to try one for myself and oh my goodness it is delicious! I made a blueberry compote to go on top with fresh blueberries, sugar, water and some lemon on the stove. The combination was absolutely amazing. I know Im going to make this one again and again.
ReplyDeleteTaste too good to be a "diet" dessert! Easy to make, and taste great! Used raspberry blueberry mix. Only complaint I had was the fruit rolled around (or off) when the liner was taken off. Texture was creamy and loved the lemon zest! No left overs after our family event =(
ReplyDeleteThese were awesome!!! I poked blueberries into the cakes before I baked them. So good!!!!
ReplyDeleteCould you make this as a regular cake? Trying to find something special to make for my mother-in-laws birthday.
ReplyDeleteThese sound divine! I think I might change it up and use a flavored yogurt like the Chobani 0% black cherry. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat would be the old points if you didn't use sugar, but used Splenda instead?
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry, I don't have that info, I'm guessing 1 point less.
ReplyDeletehi Gina!
ReplyDeleteI love your recipes! Do you think I could omit the lemon all together and add pumpkin and pumpkin pie spice to make them holiday friendly?
These sounded so good and since I LOVE Chobani I decided to make them. I recently became addicted to the new blood orange flavor so I substituted it for the vanilla Chobani, lemon and lemon zest. They are delicious topped with fresh strawberries! Per Recipe Builder they came out to 4 pt+ each but well worth it to me :)
ReplyDeleteJust made these tonight. They smell so good. Can't wait for them to cool off so we can try them!
ReplyDeleteBTW, they came out to 3 pts+ on Recipe Builder for me. (Sandi, you may want to re-check your entries!)
Thank you for all the great recipes!
Wow, another amazing recipe. These are delicious.
ReplyDeleteOk, so we're going to a dinner party and I was told to bring a "healthy" dessert. I chose these. I just put them into the pan and I cannot stop licking the batter in the bowl. OMGoodness! I cannot wait to see what these come out like. Going to serve a blueberry reduction sauce over them. :) Yum!!!
ReplyDeleteHOLY COW!!! These are so amazing! I was so proud of them I had to bring them in to work and EVERYONE was impressed. Your blog has become my new favorite place to browse!!
ReplyDeleteKristina ~ Frederick MD
The taste was refereshing, but I made them the day before, and I found the vanilla wafer got soggy when left in the fridge. I think next time I would make with ghram cracker crust.
ReplyDeleteI made these little cuties this weekend. I knew they would be great just from a taste of the batter. I was even able to find blackberries so I could match the recipe exactly. This was a perfect light dessert -- just 4 or 5 bites of perfect lemony cheesecake. All this and only 3 points! Incredible. I love that it makes twelve. I sent some home with my guests and still still had enough for dessert again today.
ReplyDeleteMy hubby has to bring a healthy/low sugar dessert to a meeting next week so I'll make these again but use Splenda instead of sugar.
This recipe is a keeper! Thank you.
My sister and I made these yesterday and they turned out great -- so yummy and pretty! We made them in a mini cupcake tin and it made about 36 (maybe 1pt each?). The nilla wafers wouldn't fit in the bottom, so we had to crush them, add a little melted butter (shh...), and press them into the bottom of our mini cupcake liners to make the crust. We cooked them for about 15 minutes, topped them with a stawberry slice, and then proceeded to eat about 6 of them. It's a good thing they are so low in points!
ReplyDeleteGina, curious if you have ever made a version of these with chocolate instead of lemon, if so, how much cocoa did you use?
ReplyDeleteDid you know that if you nix the vanilla wafer it's only 2 points per cupcake? Worth it, in my opinion. (or use 1/8 graham cracker for each, points stay the same)
ReplyDeleteAmazing! These are exactly how you described - light, creamy and delicious.
I just popped these in the oven but used low fat strawberry cream cheese. Hoping they turn out good. So many possible variations on flavours and toppings.
ReplyDeleteJust made these! Have a feeling most of them will be going back to college with the kiddos. They're very popular!
ReplyDeleteThese are so amazingly delicious! Mine didn't turn out super lemony like I expected. I love lemon - so I will probably add more lemon zest next time. Or maybe I'll use the lemon-flavored greek yogurt instead of vanilla.
ReplyDeleteIf you keep them refrigerated, how long will they last. I'm thinking of making some this weekend and I want to take some of them to my sister next Thursday for her graduation.
ReplyDeleteHi! So excited to try this recipe and love your site! Do you know if this could be made in a 9x9 baking dish (perhaps doubled)?
ReplyDeleteWe did not have quite enough yogurt so I used a Few Ounces of Sourcream & it still came out Perfect!...Great Recipe!!!...we will be useing it for our 8th Grade Promotion Ceramony Saturday night with Fresh Cherries
ReplyDeleteOnce again--Outstanding! I have to admit I did turn these little delights into a 4 point elegent dessert. I made a lemon curd which was enough for at least 15 so my calculations would be 1 extra points plus. I must have picked up this idea from another reviewer. They were certainly a hit and I had enough to send some home with our company so we were only tempted 2 more nights but my husband and I shared 1 so it was tasty but not bad on the points. Oh, I also added blueberries and a sprig of mint. Very pretty and sooooo good! P.S. I read all the reviews before checking out the recipes and find this most helpful. Thanks again Gina and all your followers.
ReplyDeleteJust made these on the weekend for a bachelorette party dinner I was hosting - they were a huge hit! I poured half the batter in each cup, put in a couple blueberries, then filled up with the rest of the batter. Having the fruit baked in, as well as topped with strawberries gave it a nice texture and taste profile. No one could believe they were so low-cal! I LOVE your site!
ReplyDeleteAnother fabulous recipe from your site!!! I made these last night and they were a HUGE hit! I used the Chobani lemon yogurt as another poster recommended and it was delicious!!! I can't wait to try them again with different flavor combinations.
ReplyDeleteGreat recipe! I put lemon wafer from TraderJoe''s in the bottom instead and it was delicious. I though maybe I would try the chocolate wafer or gingersnap wafer with the lime. I can't wait to try it. I pulled off the cupcake wrapper to serve and it was perfect! Thanks for such a great recipe
ReplyDeleteThey turned out great! Thanks for another wonderful recipe.
ReplyDeleteI just made these tonight and they are amazing! I used low fat vanilla yogurt instead though. I will make this over regular cheesecake any day! It's a lot like the lemon raspberry cheesecake from cheesecake factory. :)
ReplyDeleteHoly mackerel! I just pulled these out of the oven 30 min ago. On the way to chill in the fridge, one mysteriously popped out into my hand and I decided to sacrifice it for a taste-test on my boyfriend -- he loved it (and so did I, of the small nibble I got!). Very pleased, I took some of the suggestions above and baked blueberries right in. Going to make a double batch tomorrow morning and make the rounds to the neighbors!
ReplyDeleteI made these last night to take to my family's picnic today. They were a huge hit! Thanks for a delicious and easy recipe!
ReplyDeleteAre the points the same if you use splenda? Making them for my mom and I know nothing about weight watchers points.
ReplyDeleteThanks Gina! I've made these twice, and they were fabulous both times! I topped with strawberries and white chocolate chips, and the second time I used lemon cookies in the bottom. Yum!
ReplyDeleteHey Gina, I have friend that loves these and I would like to send them to her in the mail. Do you think these would stand up to being sent through the mail if done properly? Maybe with some ice packets or something?
ReplyDeleteThese are so good! I spaced out and forgot to buy the cookies (had planned on using gingersnaps), so I ended up making a graham cracker crust that I found on Weight Watcher's site. I'm a calorie counter, not actually a WW, so I don't know if that changed the points, but it made the calories go up to 130ish. I topped w/ a bit of raspberry jam since I don't like whole berries. Very good! Taking them tonight to my aunt who has been having some health problems, cheesecake is one of her favorite desserts so I'm sure she'll love these.
ReplyDeleteTo Anonymous, I don't think these would mail very well, it'd be hard to keep them cold, even with ice packets, plus they're a bit fragile.
These are great. I enjoy the lemon flavor. The berries and dusting make them rock!
ReplyDeleteI made a peppermint version of this by using Keebler Grasshopper cookies (aka Thin Mints) as the crust and using 1 teaspoon of vanilla and 1 teaspoon of peppermint extract. I finely chopped around 6 peppermint white chocolate Hershey's Kisses because I didn't have any candy canes or mints laying around and to give some red flecks. They turned out great! I love this recipe and changing up the flavors!
ReplyDeleteHi Gina! I live in the US, but my family is in Germany and my mom is on weight watchers but there are no vanilla waivers in Germany! Could.you also use other cookies as long s they fit into the cupcake pan??
ReplyDeleteI made these exactly as written (used blackberries and decided to cook them in the batter). Easy and absolutely delicious! I chose these for a luncheon I hosted in which someone who fairly recently had a lap band surgery was attending (so thought a smaller, lighter choice for dessert might be good) and they were gobbled up by EVERYONE. Will make them again and again, and the possibilities are endless with respect to toppings. THANK YOU SO MUCH! (Did I mention I'm not a baker...at all?!)
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