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Yack!!!!

Albin0 said: "The best way to make tasty stuff is to use plain yogurt and add flavoring to it! It works really well for making dip for veggies.. Like adding a packet of ranch flavoring to it makes you a low fat dip! :D"

Heather said: "Not all "substitutes" are created equal. I have used the light cream cheese, but have never been hard core enough to try the other :) Thanks for the heads up :)"

Heather said: "[QUOTE=Leah20]try making tzaziki sauce: plain yogurt or fat free sour cream with minced cucumber, garlic and olive oil mixed in. I use my garlic press to crush the cucumber too. You can dip sliced pita or veggies in it, or use it in wraps and pitas.[/QUOTE] That sounds tasty. How much olive oil do you use?"

Cupcake said: "Ranch dressing is like that too. The fat free doesn't taste anything like the regular. :p"

UniqueMystique said: "Ok....fat free cream cheese sucks!!!!! Thought I'd try it though. 0 fat, 1 carb., 5 protein, 30 cals. I'd rather eat the 'light' than this! :p"

UniqueMystique said: "Philadelphia! The 'light' is way better. I like cream cheese on celery....but this is like eating half dried paste."

UniqueMystique said: "Leah...that sounds really great. I'll have to try it sometime. Seems like it'd be great with celery and carrot sticks."

Leah20 said: "haha good to know. What brand makes fat free?"

Leah20 said: "try making tzaziki sauce: plain yogurt or fat free sour cream with minced cucumber, garlic and olive oil mixed in. I use my garlic press to crush the cucumber too. You can dip sliced pita or veggies in it, or use it in wraps and pitas."

Leah20 said: "Yeah I love it. I'm really into greek style food right now. I'm not someone who measures alot in the kitchen..lol. I would say use about 2 tablespoons olive oil. I usually cut 2 1 inch chunks off of the cucumber, and 1 clove of garlic. You can use a little sprinkle of onion salt if you want, it gives a little more flavour."

Holly said: "I hate it too! I tried it out a while back, thinking I would like it since I like other fat free dairy products. It dries out on your bread in a matter of minutes! If you choose to eat it...EAT FAST! (Then you won't taste it going down either!)"

Qian said: "Have you tried whipped cream cheese? You could have regular and it isn't really that bad."