This delicious, fluffy dessert has a silky texture and satisfying flavour. The best part about this low calorie dessert is that it's zero Weight Watchers Freestyle points and you can make it Keto friendly, too! You only need two ingredients to make it.
With Valentine's Day around the corner, I'm thinking of all the cute heart-shaped and yummy desserts I can make for my family. The challenge is: I just started with Weight Watchers (I LOVE the accountability and simplicity of the program, and I can write more about it later if there's interest!) so I want low calorie DIY dessert options.
Well, lucky me because I stumbled across a mention of "Fluff" on the WW forums and I had to give it a try! It looked delicious (I adore interestingly textured foods) and really easy to make.
And if you happen to have heart ramekins like I did, this fluff can turn into the sweetest, heart-shaped Valentine treat!
All you need are two ingredients: sugar free Jell-O powder in your favourite flavour (I'm using strawberry for this recipe) and 0% fat plain Greek yogurt. I've also seen people make this with plain regular yogurt, but I love the taste and thickness of Greek yogurt.
You blend 2 cups of yogurt in a bowl with your stand mixer on high for about 5 minutes to make it fluffy, and then meanwhile dissolve the Jell-O powder in ½ cup of boiling water. Add ½ cup of cold water to the Jell-O mix, and then pour the Jell-O mix into the beaten yogurt. Then, continue to beat the yogurt + Jell-O mix for 8-10 minutes until it's light and fluffy and pour it into small bowls or ramekins. If you want to turn it out and make shapes, make sure to coat your containers with baking spray. Let the fluff set in the fridge for at least a couple of hours, and voila! You have delicious desserts that you can enjoy throughout the week.
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but for my Keto mamas you could make this Keto diet friendly by swapping the 0% yogurt with full fat yogurt for a delicious and easy dessert.
Here's the recipe for this 2 ingredient strawberry fluff dessert:
- 2 cups 0% Greek yogurt
- 1 package sugar free Jell-O powder
- 1 cup water
- Whip the yogurt in a stand mixer for 5 minutes on high until it's light & fluffy.
- Meanwhile, add ½ cup boiling water to the Jell-O powder in a small bowl, dissolve the powder into the water by stirring, and then add ½ cup cold water.
- Add the Jell-O mix to the yogurt, and beat with a stand mixer for 8-10 minutes until combined and fluffy.
- Pour into small bowls or ramekins (spray them with baking spray if you want to turn the fluff out on a plate later), and chill in the fridge for at least 2 hours.
Enjoy!
Alayne Langford
I just love this idea!! What baking spray would you recommend or could I use butter? 🙂
Elizabeth Zapola
Butter? Then I wouldn't be low cal. Use Pam
Sarah - The DIY Mommy
Hi Elizabeth, There is no butter in it.
Sandra Bleest
This is definitely a delicious Keto Diet Strawberry Fluff Dessert you have Christina! I bet this is yummy and it absolutely goes to my diet plan. I can’t wait to try it out later! Thanks for sharing such a great recipe Christina!
Jodie Brownfield
Can you please tell me what size jello do you use for this ? The 3oz or the 6oz ?
Alice
this sounds like a great idea for a low carb dessert. I wonder if I use plain geletain and real fruit if it will be just as tasty though? Thanks for sharing this recipe with us at #OMHGWW
Elizabeth Zapola
I know there is no butter in it. I replied to the woman before me asking if she should. use butter.
frugal hausfrau
How darling! I've never had fluff, but this one I wouldn't hesitate to make! So easy! Thanks for sharing at Fiesta Friday!
Mollie
Irene
How easy it sounds, and looks pretty, too!
Mary
Thanks for the recipe! Just wondering...can it be overwhipped? I let the yogurt whip longer than I should have accidentally and then after 10 min with the cooled jello it was just a bowl of pepto bismol looking stuff. Lol It's in the fridge now so I guess at worst it'll still taste good.
Sarah - The DIY Mommy
I'm not sure! I've never had that happen before - Did you use the 0% fat free yogurt? I suspect that different fat contents might yield different results!
Audra
I did use fat free yogurt. I make it in the instant pot. Weird. I'll try again. It tasted good but completely deflated by the time it set. Thanks again!
Sherry
What is the serving size?
Cherelle | The Inspired Prairie
This recipe sounds fun, slightly guilt-free, and yummy!
Thanks for linking up and sharing with us on the Embracing Home and Family link-up party!
-Cherelle
Catherine Sokolowski
This looks like a fantastic desert without all the guilt. I will definitely try this!
jude
How bmany WW points is this dessert?
Rebecca - Glutarama
What a simple yet effective dessert idea, I love this. Wonder if it will work with a dairy free yogurt too?