You guys…LIGHT FUNFETTI DIP is a party in your mouth! I am a little bit of a sweets addict…so when I find something that I can tweak to make a little lighter I am ALL about it! (Think around 100 calories for a 1/4 cup serving) This recipe for Light Funfetti Dip reminds me of Dunkaroos from when I was a kid. I remember thinking that was the biggest deal to open my lunch box and find Dunkaroos stashed with a love note from my mom.
Next I want to try this recipe with plain, non-fat Greek yogurt to see how it tastes. If anyone beats me to it, please let me know how it goes in the comments below! Are you dying for the recipe yet? If so, pop over to Aunt Bee’s Recipes where I’m guest posting today to share the recipe. I have become a huge Aunt Bee’s Recipes fan because Brandi is a fellow Alabama blogger with a heart of gold. She’s also a night owl like me so we are a natural match! Make sure you check out her blog and give her a follow for some fabulous recipes that are sure to delight your whole family!
What was your favorite childhood dessert? Please share in the comments!
Im tempted to make this today lol
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DO IT!!!!
I went to the website and couldn’t find the recipe. Looks good. Please help me thanks
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No problem, Janice. Here you go: http://www.auntbeesrecipes.com/2014/10/skinny-funfetti-dip.html Thanks for reading. 🙂
Yum!!! 🙂 Thank you for sharing!
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Thank you so much for bringing over this delicious recipe! Dunkaroos were such a lunchbox favorite treat of mine! Can’t wait to try this one with the kiddos!
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You’ll have to let me know what they think when they try it, Brandi!
Heather, How much of each of these ingredients do I use? I must need to “click” on something to get the exact recipe. I’m new to this but I love your blog. Rhonda
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Hi Rhonda, thanks so much for checking out my blog! Yes, you’ll need to click the link that is a different color in the post above or I’ll make it easy for you and post it here. 😉 http://www.auntbeesrecipes.com/2014/10/skinny-funfetti-dip.html
This looks so good! Love anything funfetti!
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Thanks so much, Courtney! You and me both!
Oh yummy!!! Pinning this now!
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Woohoo, thanks, Meg!!
Aw, glad for the sweet lunchbox memory 🙂 This looks like a very fun snack!
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Yeah!! Thanks for always giving us sweet notes. 🙂
Hi….I’m a nutritionist and work on healthy eating for kids especially. I’m not trying to be a jerk by any means by commenting, but I cringe when people tag things as being “healthy” when they’re not, as many of my clients come to me saying, “I found this on a ‘healthy blog’, so it must be good, right?” and it’s super confusing to people who are truly trying to learn to eat genuinely clean and healthy. In regards to Funfetti and Cool Whip (even if it’s light), they contain some of the worst ingredients such as trans-fats, hydrogenated oils, artificial colors and flavors, preservatives, etc. This recipe is fun, whimsical, and I’m sure super tasty, but it’s very misleading to label it as “healthy”, especially when marketed to kids. Again, I’m not trying to be mean or offend you by pointing this out, but with the diabetes and health pandemic we have going on in this country, every ounce of knowledge counts and I try to spread the word when I can.
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Hi there! Thanks so much for taking the time to comment and for visiting My Life Well Loved. I totally get where you are coming from and whole-heartedly agree. I just meant to show this as a lighter dessert recipe if someone was going to splurge…not necessarily “healthy” like veggies or fruits or lean proteins. I appreciate your comment though and hope it is helpful for others. Thanks for spreading the word and have a great day!
I’m so with you about Aunt Bee. I just love her. Awesome that you guest posted on her page. Thanks for letting us know through #theWeekendSocial. Pinned! Please stop by again Thursday 9:00 PM EST. Always great to see you!