Tim Tam Sundaes

Preparation time:: 5 mins

Serves:: 4

Recipe provided by: Weight Watchers

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Tim Tams are an Aussie biscuit icon. We've made them into an utterly decadent dessert which we've managed to keep low in POINTS values.

Ingredients

4 biscuit Arnotts Tim Tam, roughly chopped
4 serve Weight Watchers Ice Cream Tubs, Choc Hazelnut Swirl
4 tbs diet chocolate topping
16 nuts roasted hazelnuts, roughly chopped

Method

1. Scoop half ice-cream into 4 serving glasses. Sprinkle with half Tim Tam biscuits. Repeat with remaining ice-cream and biscuits. Pour chocolate topping over sundaes and sprinkle with hazelnuts.

Notes

POINTS® Value: 4
You can also serve these sundaes with either fresh raspberries, or fresh strawberries for something extra!

Source:: Weight Watchers

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Doug Mason 06:20pm Saturday 04th July 2009 EST Report Abuse
When the diet is finished the body stores fat first. Besides, muscle is more dense than fat, so replacing fat with muscle will not necessarily result in a loss of weight.
Doug Mason 06:18pm Saturday 04th July 2009 EST Report Abuse
I find it surprising that people think that eating fat creates fat in the body. Fat has more calories per gram, but it satiates more. To understand why people are fat, study epigenetics. Dieting results in the loss of water and muscle long before the body is prepared to shed a gram of fat. And when ...
Alex 02:16pm Saturday 04th July 2009 EST Report Abuse
who cares? It sounds delicious!! Your probably saving calories by using the weight watchers ice cream and topping!!
rooster 01:22pm Saturday 04th July 2009 EST Report Abuse
eat all that crap and you'll need to join weight watchers geez no wonder there are so many fat f*%kers out there
Garry 01:02pm Saturday 04th July 2009 EST Report Abuse
You gonna pay for my heart transplant? I would question this being a good dessert, try pancakes with stewed apple and low fat ice cream.
glitter k 11:41am Saturday 04th July 2009 EST Report Abuse
How is something 80% fat and 10% sugar healthy?
Chris 11:26am Saturday 04th July 2009 EST Report Abuse
Still not diabetic friendly is it it too sweet and fattening