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Caramel Apple Pudding Parfait is Weight Watchers Friendly!

This Caramel Apple Pudding Parfait layers a creamy butterscotch pudding with chopped apples and pineapple for a tasty caramel apple dessert recipe that’s only 2 WW Freestyle points!

Weight Watchers Dessert Caramel Apple Pudding

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HEALTHY APPLE PUDDING CUPS

I kind of hate using the term healthy, because it’s all relative. Healthy could mean whole ingredients, low fat, low sugar, low carb, high animal fat, high fiber, and the list goes on. But apparently people actually search for the term “healthy apple pudding”!

I feel like these caramel apple pudding cups fit the bill. By using fresh fruit and fat free, sugar free pudding with fat free cool whip, you get a decadent diet friendly dessert.

Diet Friendly Caramel Apple Pudding Cups

Ooh let’s make that a decadent diet dessert. Love the alliteration!

Just be aware that these do contain hydrogenated oils and artificial ingredients. For me that makes it a once in a while treat, but not something we eat very often.

I serve these after a dinner of one of my other favorite Weight Watcher’s friendly recipes like Salmon Asparagus Foil Packets (0 points!) or Low Carb Mexican Casserole (4 points).

JUST 2 WW POINTS PER SERVING

I love that the caramel apple pudding is something my kids go crazy for, but it only costs me 2 WW freestyle points. Here’s the screenshot from creating the recipe in WW.

WW Points for Caramel Apple Pudding Parfait

INGREDIENTS AND SUPPLIES

To make these love diet pudding cups, you need to find a 1 ounce box of fat free and sugar free Instant Butterscotch Pudding Mix. I found mine at Walmart but you can also get it through Amazon Prime Pantry.

You’re also going to need a tub of Cool Whip Free, which is the fat free variety.

cool whip fat free

I really like using Gala apples, or even the Cosmic apples which are crazy juicy. And for the pineapples, we always have fruit cups for the kids so I went with two pineapple fruit cups.

The next thing you need is a good hand mixer. Honestly I use my grandma’s ancient hand mixer because it still works great! But if you need one, this Kitchen Hand Mixer will last you just as long. Their products are built to last.

Kitchen Aid Hand Mixer

And don’t forget a bowl to mix in! I love glass mixing bowls because I can see if everything is mixed in the bottom, and I don’t have to worry about any reactions with metal or chemicals from plastic.

The last thing you need to make these caramel apple pudding parfaits is serving glasses. I just use stemless wine glasses because I already have them and they are easy to hold and eat from.

Caramel Apple Trifle Diet Dessert

HOW TO MAKE CARAMEL APPLE PUDDING PARFAITS

  • Cut the apples into small bite size chunks.
  • In a large bowl, mix the Cool Whip with 1/2 of the butterscotch pudding mix.
  • Drain the pineapple juice from your pineapple tidbits into the mix. Reserve the pineapples.
  • Mix well and taste, then add additional butterscotch pudding mix as desired (I found 1/2 the package to be sweet enough for me).
  • Place a spoonful of pineapple tidbits in the bottom of 8 glasses.
  • Top with chopped apples, then spoon on a few dollops of the butterscotch cream.
  • Repeat layering pineapples, apples, and cream.
  • Refrigerate for at least one hour, until set.

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Yield: 8

Caramel Apple Pudding Parfaits

Easy Caramel Apple Pudding Parfaits

This Caramel Apple Pudding Parfait layers a creamy butterscotch pudding with chopped apples and pineapple for a tasty caramel apple dessert recipe that's only 2 WW Freestyle points! Adapted from Genius Kitchen

Prep Time 20 minutes
Chilling Time 1 hour
Total Time 1 hour 20 minutes

Ingredients

  • 4 large apples
  • 8 ounces fat free cool whip
  • 1 ounce fat free sugar free instant butterscotch pudding mix, use half to 1 whole box
  • 8 ounces pineapple tidbits in juice, drain and reserve juice

Instructions

  1. Chop apples into small bite sized pieces
  2. Mix the Cool Whip with 1/2 of the butterscotch pudding mix, and the pineapple juice.
  3. Taste and add additional pudding mix as desired.
  4. Put a spoonful of pineapple tidbits into each glass. Top with chopped apples and then a couple dollops of the butterscotch cream. Continue layering pineapples, apples, and cream in each glass.
  5. Refrigerate for one hour until set.

Notes

When using Weight Watchers Freestyle points, these Caramel Apple Pudding Parfaits are only 2 WW points a serving because the apples and pineapples are 0 points. 

Nutrition Information:

Yield:

8

Serving Size:

8 Servings

Amount Per Serving: Calories: 130Saturated Fat: 1gCholesterol: 5mgSodium: 174mgCarbohydrates: 30gFiber: 3gSugar: 20gProtein: 1g

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1 thought on “Caramel Apple Pudding Parfait is Weight Watchers Friendly!”

  1. Apples are great fruits that help with rebuilding and enhancing the body. That’s probably why the children love to take the Apple pudding.
    Thanks for the recipe!

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