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Not Even Your Nurse Could Pass Up Sugarless CheesecakeSo you love rich, decadent cheesecake, but every time you've polished off that 24-ounce tenderloin and you're looking for something sweet, you hear that voice in the back of your head. You know, that annoying little voice that always ruins anything that has even a hint of fun attached to it. "Don't do it," the voice will say. "You know cheesecakes have a lot of calories, fat, and most of all-sugar." Then you think of the nurse you see every year at your physical, all decked out in her nursing scrubs, telling you how much weight you need to lose. Do you really need that? Fortunately, there's a way to get around that little voice. A way to get around that nurse and her cheap nursing scrubs. Go sugarless. There are sweeteners out there that do the same trick, right? Why get all the extra calories associated with sugar if your cheesecake is just as sweet without it? The answer-you don't have to. Go sugarless and you get the best of both worlds-the rich, creamy flavor you're used to, but without all those troublesome calories. And anyways, you know that same nurse-after she sees you at your physical-is going off to lunch, polishing off a nice, thick piece of White Chocolate Raspberry or Orange Cream Chiffon cheesecake herself, dribbling bits of it all over her nurses scrubs. She's the one telling you that you can't have your cake and eat it too? Get one up on that nurse and go sugarless. There are still all sorts of flavors to choose from-Blueberry Swirl, Key Lime, Pumpkin Swirl-sugarless doesn't mean flavorless. Of course, when it's sugarless, maybe you don't have to limit your cheesecake intake to just dessert anymore. Between-meal snacks, midnight runs to the fridge. Maybe even start your next meal with a slice of cheesecake? Okay, let's not get carried away here, but you get the point. The point is you don't make compromises in your life, so why should you have to make compromises in your cheesecake? Do you go to the theater and only laugh a little bit at the jokes? No way…you let out a deep hearty laugh, because it feels good. Do you give a little golf clap when your kid hits a home run in the little league game? I don't think so-you jump around like a madman, high-fiving everyone from the opposing coach to the parent of that kid who plays right field and whose name you can never remember. You don't go halfway in life, so why go halfway with your dessert? So think of that nurse-your nurse standing there in her discount medical scrubs. Imagine eating a piece of cheesecake right in front of her while she chides you for your eating habits. Ponder how good it will feel when you can tell that nurse that your decadent little slice of cheesecake isn't bad for you - it's sugarless. And then tell her she can't have any. |