| It Could Be A Snickers Bar | |
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| Link ID | 1316 |
| Title | It Could Be A Snickers Bar |
| Description | 12 oz. soft diet ice cream 1 c. diet Cool Whip 1/4 c. chunky peanut butter 1 pkg. sugar-free butterscotch pudding (dry) 3 oz. Grape-Nuts cereal Mix first 4 ingredients in mixer then stir in cereal. Pour into 8 inch square pan. Cover and freeze. Makes 4 servings. |
| Category | Diabetic |
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| Date | Jan 1, 2008 |
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