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Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Kathe with an E

Lemon pie with graham cracker crust.


For some reason, which I realize as human nature, since I was diagnosed with Tye 2 diabetes I still crave sweet things, which is have to ration myself.
So I am constantly  on the look out for things to make so that they will fit my diet plan.
I am allowed some sugar occasionally.


Found this
recipe
1 graham cracker crust.


One can frozen lemonade



One can Eagle Brand condensed milk, I was able to find fat tree.


Will look for low fat cool whip next time.



Pour all of these in a mixing bowl and mix until blended well.




Pour into graham cracker crust.


 Cover with plastic cover that comes with the pie crust.
Let set about 6 hours and it is delicious.




Almost as good as my mom's Lemon Meringue Pie.


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3 comments:

Kathe said...

Oh you KNOW I love anything lemon!! I am pinning this to make as soon as we get moved!! thank you so much for sharing it at the party this week too! I am featuring it on my Facebook page and, pinning to the You're Gonna Love Board on Pinterest!

Vee said...

Sounds good...loaded with that ghastly fructose, but everything in moderation. I even have most of the ingredients. Yikes! Dangerous.

marilyn said...

Well, this post made my mouth water. I love lemon pie and now i will have to have some and soon. I actually like the Cool Whip Lite better than the regular.