This 1 Smart Point Strawberry Fluff dessert is sweet, fluffy and light. Unlike other WW Fluffs this particular recipe does not use yogurt!
So if you are following the WW Blue, Purple or Green plan and you are looking for a low SmartPoint dessert then look no further than this easy recipe.
It is made by combining whipped half fat evaporated milk with sugar free strawberry jelly.
The dessert is then chilled in the fridge for a couple of hours before topping with fresh strawberries.
If you are looking for an easy dessert that reminds you of childhood then this is it!!
This dessert reminds me of my Gran who used to run a Guest House back in the 1970's.
She made this dessert and it was the height of sophistication back then!
Of course she used full fat evaporated milk and sugar laden jelly in her recipe.
She also used to serve it in a large cut crystal bowl!!
To make this dessert Weight Watchers friendly, I used half fat evaporated milk and sugar free jelly to reduce the SmartPoint value.
In memory of my Gran, I served these desserts in some of her glass serving dishes.
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Light or low fat evaporated milk can be a little difficult to find.
If you are in the US you can find fat free Carnation milk from larger food stores such as Walmart and Target or alternatively you can purchase it from Amazon here!
If you are in the UK, Tesco do their own brand of low fat evaporated milk and Carnation do a light evaporated milk but it seems like it is only the bigger shops that stock these or you can purchase off Amazon here.
I used Hartley's Sugar Free Jelly Crystals to make the Jelly but do make sure that you only use half the amount of water suggested on the packet to make the Jelly.
I have also used Jell-o to make this dessert.
Obviously, you can use any flavour of Jelly that you want to make these fluffy desserts, but my personal favourite is strawberry!
More Weight Watchers Dessert Recipes
If you are looking for a zero point Fluff recipe, then take a look at this hugely popular Lime Fluff recipe.
This 1 point Pistachio Crunch is particularly popular with people following the WW Blue and Purple plans. It is 3 SmartPoints on the WW Green plan.
Or how about these Baked Egg Custards at just 3 SmartPoints per portion on Blue, Purple and Freestyle and 4 SmartPoints on Green.
Strawberry Fluff
Ingredients
- 1 can light evaporated milk (5.5floz / 170g)
- 1 sachet strawberry sugar free jello / jelly crystals
- water
- 6 strawberries (for decoration) optional
Instructions
- Melt the jelly crystals in half the amount of water suggested on the packet and then leave to cool for 20 - 30 minutes.
- Whisk the evaporated milk in a large bowl until it has tripled in volume.
- Still whisking, very gradually add the jelly to the milk mixture and continue to whisk for a couple more minutes.
- Spoon into 6 individual dishes or into 1 large bowl and place in the fridge for at least 2 hours to set.
- Serve with sliced strawberries.
lucy cooper says
I remember having this as a child, its just as nice now, and at only 2 points it's a lovely low point dessert.
Mary Pat Cuddihee says
What is a sachet of jelly crystals? I don’t think we have such an ingredient in the USA. IS THERE A SUBSTITUTE
FOR IT.
Marianne says
Hi
It's sugar free flavoured gelatin - so use sugar free jell-o powder (the 10.3g packet should be fine for this recipe).
I hope that helps.
Kind regards
Marianne
Anita says
Delicious! Fluffy, light and cooling in hot weather. Made mine with lemon and lime jelly and served with raspberries.
Marianne says
So glad you liked it Anita! One of my favourites is the Lime Fluff too - I must try it with raspberries! Kind regards Marianne
Deb says
Sounds delicious! Where do I buy the strawberry crystals?
Dee says
I'm using a jelly block weighing 135g. How much evaporated milk do I need. Every time I make this its more like milk jelly.
Carol Cantelmo says
I just made it and it looks so good. I do notice a separation with fluff on top & what looks on jello on the bottom. I’m wondering what I did wrong…did I not whip it enough after I added the evaporated milk? I’m sure it will taste great once it has gelled and the strawberries are added. But I’d like to not make the same mistake next time. The pistachio crunch is next!
Carol Cantelmo says
I made this using half the water called for on the jello box ..used 1/2 cup hot water & 1/2 cup cold water per the instructions. My end result has a separation with a fluff top & jello like on the bottom. Should I have used the full amount of water? It tastes great - but I know it’s supposed to be all fluff…what should I do?