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This simple rich chocolate cake has a lot going for it. Although it's not low calorie and is high in sugar, Black Magic Chocolate Cake has the healthiest kind of chocolate and no trans-fats.

For gluten-free diets, pie is one of the longed-for items.  But you don't have to go gluten-free to enjoy this crispy delight.  Heavenly Pie Crust can go low-carb too.

Tupperware brings us a delish dessert, and so easy to make!  Easy Coconut Cream Pie.

For those that want a quick treat, or wish to skip the pie crust on pumpkin pie, try this one: Stovetop Pumpkin Custard.

Try Watkins recipe for a holiday treat - or for any time of year. Great for parties, presents or enjoying during the holidays with your family. Luscious cherries covered in chocolate are seated in a crispy butter cookie.  Try Chocolate-Covered Cherry Cookies.

(But eat your veggies first!)  Here's a recipe for Blizzards from  Tupperware Manager Heidi Rosen, made with their handy, famous Quick Chef.

Raspberry Lemon Pie can be made with lowered fat and sugar if you wish.  It's a tasty end to a meal, and contains several important nutrients.

Diet food? Of course not, but Valentine's is a day to be extra sweet to those you love. Anyway, chocolate is highly nutritious!  Valentine's Day Cherry Chocolate Cake

This recipe is an old standard found on most Hershey's cocoa containers for years.  Dark Chocolate Cake

Warm Pear Crisp takes the chill out of a cold winter night - from AICR.

The apple harvest never tasted better... try it with other fruits as well in Bavarian Fruit Tart.

Bev Avery gives us the final word on real, non-Yankee-fied Key Lime Pie.

Pumpkin Cheesecake Pie is rich, easy, and lower in calories than many pumpkin pie recipes.  You can even make an actual cheesecake with it instead of a pie.

This quick pie is so fluffy and light it tops off a meal without overfilling, and while it's high in sugar, it's not as bad as many desserts.  Pineapple Fluff Pie.

Let kids amuse themselves while sneakily changing their diet.  Even little ones can make this no-cook candy; Fudge Rum Truffles.

Dark orange pumpkin and squash and bright colored sweet potatoes are very high in nutrition.  Even if family members are reluctant to eat more of them and gorge on sweets, you can sneak some of their goodness into their diet with this easy, fast recipe for Microwave Pumpkin Pecan Cake, sent by Tupperware manager Heidi Rosen.  This is a great Halloween or Thanksgiving treat too.

Fuller Rep/Manager the Weedy Lady has a great recipe for Lemon Lover's Cake with an unusual and deceptively simple lemon glaze.   While you're there, sample her greeting cards for every imaginable occasion.

Guests with a sweet tooth will adore this rich treat: Raspberry Cream Cheese Coffee Cake from Watkins.

It's that time of year again.  Make a bunny cake.  Here's animated directions on how to cut and assemble from Kraft foods.  They ask that you use their flaked coconut for bunny fur, of course.

Flan, although high in calories, is highly nutritious, especially for someone whose appetite is flagging or digestion is impaired.  The tastiest and easiest  I've found is this Nicaraguan version, which translates to "Custard with Three Milks": Flan de Tres Leches

Bread pudding was always an easy way to use up bread, but hardly a gourmet item... until now!  Try this easy Chocolate Bread Pudding with Nutty Crumb Topping.

Here's a spicy and fragrant treat:  South-of-the-Border Angel Food Cake at the Global Gourmet.

Strawberry Shortcake really isn't a cake, it's a shortbread.  Here's how to make this delicious treat.

This easy to prepare dessert can be prepared ahead, and is delicious and impressive.  You can make it fat-free, although it's high in sugar.  Cherry Trifle is a sweet dish for St. Valentine's Day.  

From the recipe site of our Fuller Rep/Manager, the Weedy Lady, a Valentine's Day treat that doesn't break the calorie bank: Chocolate Raspberry Dream Cake. 

Sherry Bliss attended a Tupperware party where they made a pumpkin cake in the microwave, and she wants the recipe.  For a quick treat for breakfast, brunch or a snack, try this great Microwave Pumpkin Coffee Cake.  Or how about this Rummy Microwave Pumpkin Spice Cake.  Or maybe you'd rather get it done with fast and use a cake mix:  Easy Microwave Pumpkin Spice Cake.

Same old pumpkin pie?  Not necessarily.  Try Marbled Pumpkin Cheesecake.  Is it a cake?  Or a pie?  You decide.

A reader has lost her recipe from Tupperware for Philadelphia® Sugar Cookies.

Some people find an authentic Key Lime Pie overly-sweet and rich.  I do, although I'll fix one every year or two.  Even Dr. Ray McAllister's great and easy recipe is a little sweeter than I like.  Karen asked us for a recipe for a fluffy one called Mile High Key Lime Pie.

If you bake a treat, make it count.  Here's a sweet packed with nutrition:  Peanut Butter Fruit Cake.  It's a great lunchbox item, too, and quick to put together.

From Dr. Ray McAllister of South Florida:  "My friends all agree that my Key Lime Pie is the best they have tasted, It is also simple enough for a bachelor to make on the spur of the moment." 

Your family is going to want ice cream sometime, right?  (You wouldn't eat any, of course!)  You can even sneak nutrition into ice cream treats.  See Strawberry-Banana Float printed in Dessert du Jour's sweet daily newsletter.  Sprinkle a few blueberries and strawberry slices on top of each float for a patriotic 4th of July treat!

Here's a patriotic dish you or your kids can make for the 4th of July.    Read hints first for the Wave Your Flag Cake, more appropriate this year than ever.

Katie Miller wants a recipe for German Chocolate Cake made in a Tupperware stack cooker.  Here's some ideas.

I have an idea that perhaps what Susan (see forum)  is looking for is a Daffodil Cake.  I've seen recipes for Daffodil cakes that are mostly white, and those aren't the real thing.  Try this one from the Fanny Farmer cookbook.

If the Golden Glory tube cake Susan wants (see forum) is yellow all through with a lemon flavor, try Fanny Farmer's light, sweet and lemony-flavorful Sunshine Cake.  It's also lower in fat that most cake recipes.

Regarding Susan's request for a Golden Glory Tube Cake (see forum), try this recipe from the Settlement Cookbook (1951 edition).  Orange Puff Cake is another recipe that's low on fat, and therefore somewhat lower on calories.

ChefAl of Great World Chefs has responded to Susan's request for a cake her mother used to make.  This is not baked in a tube; it calls for three 8" layers.  A great icing to use would be White Mountain.  But be forewarned;  this cake is not for those on low-fat or low-cholesterol diets!  See Golden Glory Cake.

ChefAl of Great World Chefs. calls our attention to another type of ring cake; he comments "Leave out the berries..."  Sure, ChefAl.  You're kidding, right?  That's one of the most nutritious parts of this not-so-low calorie treat.  Blueberry Ring Cake.  (Note:  if blueberries aren't in season, you can substitute frozen.  Leave frozen until you're ready to mix them in, to avoid a really blue cake.)  PS:  have a cup of tea with it for even more antioxidants and a great taste.

Golden Cake with Boiled Frosting  from Watkins.

From Karen Danielson:  "My Mom, Catherine Babb Kerr, made this White Christmas Pie, Chess pie and Dutch mince pie (see "Pastry and Pie" section of my book for recipes) every Christmas. They were all so delicious I could never decide which one to taste first. Today, it just doesn't seem like Christmas unless I make these pies."

Want to cut calories, save loads of time and mess and still have a great pie shell?  See My Cheating Pie Crust.

Here's a great recipe for Honey Almond Biscotti, a traditional treat for gifts, serving guests or enjoying with your family over the holidays.  Courtesy of Amy Cleary at the National Honey Board.

It's almost mango time in Miami, and just in time, here's a great, healthy, fat free Coconut Angel Food Cake with Mango-Lime Sauce, from Women.com

Try our deliciously rich Plum-Nutty Low-Fat Carrot Cake.  It's so full of antioxidants, fiber and vitamins it's almost a crime to call it a snack or dessert.

Holidays can easily be the dieter's downfall.  And as for kids, they always want sweets.  When they (or you) discover something as rich and fun to make and eat as Watergate Salad, you know you're in trouble.  Try this somewhat healthier version.

More on pies:  recently we published a healthier version of pie crust.   Cooking Light has another take on lower-fat pie crust.  It uses a slurry.  See their recipe and take a look at their illustrated step-by-step instructions.   Here's a list of delicious, healthier pies, along with links to the pie crust instructions.

Mimi's Applesauce is a great way to use up that autumn apple bounty.  It can be prepared on top the stove or conveniently done in the microwave, where it's less likely to scorch if you get called away or distracted.   A Karen Danielson recipe.

Here's an easy, cheap and cholesterol-free alternative:  Stir and Roll Pie Crust.

Here's a really easy, fast, nutritious and low-fat pie shell made with graham crackers.

There is only one authentic recipe for Key Lime Pie, a long-time staple in Key West, and here's a couple of yummy variations, too. 

A visitor asks for Tupperware's Pineapple Upside-Down Cake which can be made in the microwave.  

Karen Danielson shares a great frozen snack; nutritious and delicious, and it'll disappear before you know it.  Frozen Pudding Sandwiches.

Here's a couple of cake icings;  Fake Whipped Cream and White Mountain, which we featured in the Practical Kitchen article, Ask The Web Chef.

Want to make a really great Father's Day treat that's low in sugar and fat and high in calcium and taste?  Try our Perfect Cheesecake Pie.

The Miami Sundae.  What does this delicious but decadent dessert signify?  You'd be surprised. 

Special K Cookies, low fat and nutritious no-bake treats. (** Aunt Runner)

What would a birthday be without a cake?  White Mountain Icing is delightfully delicious and fat free!

Toasted Bananas; this unusual and nutritious dessert is a fun item to let the kids help make.

These Oatmeal Surprise Cookies are relatively low in fat, and high in positive nutrition and fiber.   Have a relaxing cup of tea with this healthy, tasty and satisfying snack.

Bet you crave cheesecake sometimes.  This exceptionally delicious treat, Cherry-Berry Fake Cheesecake, will satisfy that craving.  It isn't overly sweet, is high in nutrition- calcium, antioxidants, vitamins- and low in fat. 

This Double Rich Vanilla Pudding is much more economical than that made from a mix, although it takes a little longer to make.  It's richer in flavor, too, and has a whole lot more calcium.  

These cookies are called "Forgotten" because you stick them in the oven, turn it off and forget them overnight!

Corn Flake Macaroons; they aren't all bad nutritionally and they taste good!

Cheese-Filled Pears;  a tasty but light finish to a holiday meal.

This recipe for Harvest Cranberry Mold was taken from the Tupperware® bulletin; a light but delicious and nutritious end to a Thanksgiving dinner.

From Alicia's Kitchen newsletter comes thish recipe for Crhishmush Crumb Rake . . .sorry, Rum Cake.

Adventurous?   This Ghanian recipe for Kele Wele is served as a dessert.   More to American taste is to present it as an accompaniment to meat.   Don't skip on the hot pepper; it  won't bite in this dish!

Black Mess:  this gelatin dessert is a great choice for Halloween, but it tastes good anytime and is nutritious, too.  Tell the kids that the grapes are eyeballs. 

Sweets can be good for you, too.  Hardly anyone would guess that this delicious, creamy pudding was made with brown rice!

Try this for a delicious breakfast item or as a dessert:  Blueberry Yogurt Parfait.  It's got antioxidants, calcium, protein, Vitamin C and other important nutrients.