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Old September 3rd, 2005, 02:46 AM
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Default Banana Split Cheesecake Squares

Cheesecake Banana Split Squares* Makes about 14

Now the recipe makes sense

2 cups crushed low fat graham crackers ( about 14 of them)
1/3 cup reduced calorie margarine . . . melted
1 cup sugar or “Equal” equivalent to the raw sugar.. . . divided
3 pkgs. - 8 oz. each - Fat- Free Philly Cream Cheese
1 tsp. vanilla.
3/4 cups refrigerated cholesterol free egg substitute
½ cup mashed banana
1 banana. . sliced. . tossed. . with - 1 tsp. lemon juice
1 cup of halved strawberries
1 can- 8 oz. Dole Pineapple chunks.. drained

Mix crushed graham cracker crumbs- margarine - ¼ cup of sugar.
Press onto bottom of 13 x 9 inch baking pan.

Mix cream cheese- remaining ¾ cup sugar - vanilla
with electric mixer until well blended.

Add egg product (cholesterol free egg substitute) - mix until blended.. . . Stir in mashed banana.
Pour into crust.

Bake at 350 degrees F for 40 minutes. Or until center is almost set.

Cool. Refrigerate 3 hours or overnight
Top with: strawberries- sliced banana -pineapple.
Sprinkle with nuts –
drizzle with melted Baker’s Semi-Sweet Baking Chocolate, if desired.

Cut into squares.

Bake time 40 min Makes 14
18 prep. Time 20 minutes and refrigerating
hj :P Sorry about the mess up everyone ...I am so perfect I would mess up a one car funeral. On the run again.
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Old September 3rd, 2005, 01:58 PM
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2 c. crushed low fat -free egg product

okay maybe I am just stupid but I don't understand this line. Can anyone inlighten me? Is it just eggs? Cause if it is of course then it can't be crushed....but I am confused.....So please humor me.
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Old September 3rd, 2005, 05:46 PM
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Default Cheesecake Banna Split Squares

I've been messaging with "hj" and the original recipe will be modified when the specific recipe is found again ( accidentally misplaced). The recipe calls for low fat, egg substitute and graham crackers. Quantities will be posted in the modified orginal when they are found, and a brief post indicating the recipe is now ready to be tried. I like your on-line name.....
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2 c. crushed low fat -free egg product

okay maybe I am just stupid but I don't understand this line. Can anyone inlighten me? Is it just eggs? Cause if it is of course then it can't be crushed....but I am confused.....So please humor me.
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Old September 3rd, 2005, 08:48 PM
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Ah okay that makes sense.... Cool I am not so crazy! LOL As for my screen name thx. I love pigs what can I say. I collect them even Hubby thinks I am nuts but hey what can I say. I tease him by telling him that is why I had to marry him, to complete my collection. He always laughs and says yup you definately have lost it. So knowing I didn't read that recipe wrong really helps me believe he isn't all that much right. LOL

I look forward to see the revised version of this recipe cause my two weaknesses are cheesecake and banana splits
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L O L ......big time. Too much! You've got a wonderful sense of humor...luv it! Regards,

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P.S. hope you don'd shed a tear with all the pork recipes here! Kidding, of course!

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Ah okay that makes sense.... Cool I am not so crazy! LOL As for my screen name thx. I love pigs what can I say. I collect them even Hubby thinks I am nuts but hey what can I say. I tease him by telling him that is why I had to marry him, to complete my collection. He always laughs and says yup you definately have lots it. So knowing I didn't read that recipe wrong really helps me believe he isn't all that much right. LOL

I look forward to see the revised version of this recipe cause my two weaknesses are cheesecake and banana splits
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Pigs are good either way on my shelf as a decoration or decorated on my plate. So no tears no worries. LOL As a kid I use to have to help other friends deal with their cute piggies unfortunate future ahead of them, so we always called the pigs "Bacon" and " Ham ". Yup I have a warped mind. But hey it always reminded you would see them again in the future on either on your plate or on your hips. LOL
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Default All ingreidents and clear to the Cheesecake

RECIPE is CORRECTED.

Now....... on to the next screw up!. Thanks for your patience and inconvenience. See the bottom of the recipe hj

You think this was bad see my Jose Cuvero Cookies Enjoy
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You think this was bad see my Jose Cuvero Cookies Enjoy
Thx for fixing the recipe up! I will definately be making that soon. But in the mean time I think i have to go look up those cookies now. LOL
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Old September 4th, 2005, 01:21 AM
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You are most welcome Let me know if you like Hj
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