Going to a “This dessert can’t be light/sugar free” party. No idea what to bring.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it means bring something rich and indulgent. Like a dessert should be.

Something that tastes indulgent but is not.

Yes. So like a contest.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cheesecake or Tres Leches….soo good but so rich

Oh l misunderstood - these only work full fat IMO

You want something that tastes rich but is low cal?

[Anonymous]

Cheesecake is a great option to do light with Lakanto

[Anonymous]

I would make a normal dessert and serve it in a ridiculously tiny portion. Mini cheesecake, mini puff pastry, etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would make a normal dessert and serve it in a ridiculously tiny portion. Mini cheesecake, mini puff pastry, etc.

This. I never eat low fat/low sugar/low calorie desserts if I can help it. I'd rather either not eat it at all, or just eat a really small serving of something good that's made well. The other stuff is always just gross and half-a**ed.

[Anonymous]

I don’t understand, do you want low fat or full fat? Your title doesn’t match these responses

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:God, this sounds like a super lame party. Unless it's like to fundraise for Type 1 diabetes research or something.

I think it is the opposite. They want fatty desserts!

[Anonymous]

OP did you read your title? Is it correct? That you CAN’T bring something light or sugar free?

[Anonymous]

Pavlova, not sugar free at all but with no flour and lots of fruit the calories are lower than a lot of desserts, and it’s delicious.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would make a normal dessert and serve it in a ridiculously tiny portion. Mini cheesecake, mini puff pastry, etc.

Yes this is a great option! Everyone would appreciate it.

[Anonymous]

If it's low sugar, how about fresh fruit with whipped cream?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:God, this sounds like a super lame party. Unless it's like to fundraise for Type 1 diabetes research or something.

I think it is the opposite. They want fatty desserts!

No. Something that tastes like it’s fattening but it’s not.

[Anonymous]

panna cotta with Splenda, low-fat cream, etc.

No I have never tried it, ha. But it seems like it would fit.

[Anonymous]

I want to help but I don't understand what you are looking for.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I want to help but I don't understand what you are looking for.

OP is going to a party where you taste a dessert and exclaim in surprise "this is so delicious! It just can't be light or sugar free!", but, actually, it is.