Fruit Is Not Dessert: Rich Low-Calorie Desserts (Scrumptious Low-Calorie Recipes Cookbook) by Joan Holcomb

Really? Really can I eat Fruit as a diet food? This amazing book of recipes will simple blow your mind at all of the possibilities you can do with fruit. Check it out.

Reviews: 4.9 out of 5 Stars !!

What Others are Saying:

If you like quick and easy recipes this book is for you!
This book has some great recipes. Every one is really quick and easy and takes a minimum of work. Many use cake mixes in them, which I have no problem with. In today’s busy world, women need all the extra time they can get. These recipes make baking a snap and I appreciate the time they save.

There is a good variety of recipes as well. From cakes to pies to puddings and more. I am using a low-glycemic meal plan at the moment so I wouldn’t be able to make a few of the recipes. However, the Homemade Low-Fat Brownie recipe has a low glycemic index and I was able to try it out. The brownies were delicious and I felt like I was having a real treat! It’s a great recipe.

From reading the rest of the recipes I think they will be tasty as well.

If you’re in a hurry, you’ll enjoy this book.
Just Love this Diet Recipe Book Using Fruit
Imagine that, desserts as a diet food! I love my dessert, but I am also dieting. Normally you wouldn’t think the two can coexist, right? So when I came across this book, I had to have a look. It didn’t disappoint.

The author talks about how she ate fruit desserts as a part of her weight loss efforts a while back and she has been successful in keeping the pounds off. Sounds like the kind of thing I needed to learn about.

What I found in this book are some very creative and delicious, “sweet tooth satisfying” fruit desserts that are of a diet and weight loss nature. What fun!

If you enjoy your dessert and don’t want to miss this part of the meal when you are dieting, the recipes in this book are definitely worth a try.

Indulge Your Sweet Tooth Without The Guilt!
Healthy body and yummy desserts are rare combinations. I came from a family that loves to cook and EAT. After I gave birth, I thought I would lose the baby pounds but I gained a few extra more because I truly enjoy eating sweets and yummy desserts. Friends would tell me to watch my diet and to skip desserts because it will make me fat. My co-worker recommends this book to me.

Good news: Dessert is not always bad! The book, Fruit Is Not Dessert: Rich Low-Calorie Desserts (Scrumptious Low-Calorie Recipes Cookbook) [Kindle Edition] changed the way I look at desserts. The book includes mouthwatering and low calorie recipes that are easy to make. I especially love the fruit and pudding dessert. The recipe is a combination of pudding, gelatin and fruits. With this book, I can prepare healthy and delicious dessert for me and for my whole family to enjoy!

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