Patriotic Trifle

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I made this for Memorial Day, it was a great dessert, I didn't make it low fat or sugar free but I will try it that way next time.

posted by

Rosiecheex

on 5/28/2013

time

prep:

30 min

total:

1 hr 30 min

servings

total:

16 servings, about 2/3 cup each

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karen0U812

posted:11/13/2004

this recipe is delicious and so easy to make! I took it to a party and it was a hit!

jones921

posted:7/16/2004

It is nice to find a dessert that my family loves and that my diabetic mother-in-law can have. It is also easy and festive.

moonlite203

posted:7/9/2004

I make this dessert all summer long. Everyone loves it. The only thing I do different is add more strawberries.

MrsJen7

posted:6/28/2004

This was my first trifle to make and it was much easier to make than I expected. I took it to a family reunion and I just barely got any to see how it turned out!

a cook

posted:6/22/2004

Fantastic and the guys in the family loved it...not knowing that it was "healthy".

marigold1947

posted:2/7/2004

Luba1

posted:1/27/2004

I make this recipe all the time. My family requests it for all occassions, it doesn't have to be July 4th....it's so easy and tastes great.

Sona5

posted:1/9/2004

very easy...i will do it again.

lisaloki

posted:12/23/2003

I make this dessert for patriotic holidays such as the 4th of July and Memorial Day, and it is always a hit. For Christmas, I change the recipe using only strawberrie (frozen, if necessary) and I use pistacho pudding to give it the green color so it becomes a wonderful Christmas dessert, as well.

a cook

posted:11/3/2003

Wonderful,and conversion to Weight Watcher is so easy,low in points.