
2 (8oz) Tubs of COOL WHIP Whipped Topping
1 (8oz) package of Kraft Cream Cheese
1 box of Nilla wafer cookies
1/2 cup of fresh lime or key lime juice
1-2 tsp of lime zest
melted butter as needed
1 (14oz) can of condense milk
Directions:

Note: allow cream cheese to be at room temperature before mixing.

Note: to achieve an easy way of getting filling into trifle glasses without making a mess, place filling in a piping bag (or plastic storage bag) and pipe it into the glass. Pipe the COOL WHIP in a piping bag or dollop it.
What you add makes it. #coolwhipmoms
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Special Note: The recipe originally called for Kiwis. I found out that Kiwis have an enzyme in them that makes dairy taste bitter after a day. Although we ate the original recipe in a few hours and it tasted great without any bitter taste, I wanted to adjust the recipe to leave out the kiwis completely to avoid anyone getting a bitter dessert. It's important that everyone enjoy the desserts and recipes I post. Just to let you know kiwis, fresh pineapple and papaya all have an enzyme that does not go well with dairy products. I made the recipe again with only the limes and COOL WHIP/Kraft products and it was simply delicious.
Anything mini-sized means you can eat two right? Because that's EXACTLY what I'd want to do! Eat two or FIVE of these! :D
ReplyDeleteLooks so delicious and tempting...yum..yum..nice clicks.
ReplyDeleteI think your daughter was on to something with kiwi-lime...this sounds awesome!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Tiffany; give me two. It looks downright summery and refreshing, perfect for this 80-degree day!
ReplyDeleteOooo what a lovely idea!! I bet that key lime is so refreshing! Have a great weekend Ramona!
ReplyDeleteI'm always a fan of cool whip. When I was younger i thought it was great when frozen as ice cream! I'm also a huge key lime fan. This is an all around winner. :)
ReplyDeleteRamona These look wonderful! The perfect thing to serve in my backyard under my lime tree. Hope your weekend is amazing!
ReplyDeleteSimple desserts can sometimes be the best desserts, especially according to this amazingly delicious trifle - kiwi fruit is one of the best flavours ever!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing :)
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this is just awesome..yummy..;)
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I LOVE this, Ramona!! They look so pretty too!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so refreshing. I really like lime. It is a very underused fruit.
ReplyDeleteYUM! I would kill for one of these trifles right now...even though it's still only breakfast time :) I love the addition of kiwis, a nice little change-up from the usual key lime pie. And the trifles is a genius idea, perfect for those of us who don't like to share our desserts :)
ReplyDeleteSo light and refreshing! And beautiful, too! What a great dessert for a hot spring day :)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness this sounds delightful! I bet it would be a perfect dessert at any barbecue or grilling session. This may end up being my go-to dessert in the summer :D yum!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the Foodbuzz top 9 Ramona. Your dessert looks really good and pretty.
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on Top9, my friend! So happy to be featured with you!! yay!
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ReplyDeletewow Ramona, this is one tasty looking treat. Sounds refreshing and I love kiwi. Great job and congrats on the Top 9 #1. Beautiful. Stop by my friend.
ReplyDeleteLooks good! Congratulations on making the foodbuzz Top 9!
ReplyDeleteWhat a COOL dessert! Way to whip is up Ramona! Congrats on the Top 9!
ReplyDeleteAmazing.....looking so delicious,beat the heat of summer.
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Clever, easy recipe. I do like the presentation. :)
ReplyDeleteWay to go NUMBER ONE!!! Woooohoooo!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on Top 9! You certainly deserve it. These little trifles look like PERFECTION! Thanks so much for sharing it. The perfect summer dessert!
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Ramone, the presentation is fantastic. Looks refreshing and delicious!
ReplyDeleteYum! As a kid, I used to eat cool whip straight from the tub! It's been ages since I've had it. I love these trifles, they are so cute!
ReplyDeleteI made this last night for a dinner party that we hosted and it was a HIT! So easy to make and it is simply delicious! Thanks for posting this!
ReplyDeleteSo glad you liked them! :)
DeleteI am confused - the condensed milk is not in the ingredient picture and I am unsure if it is supposed to to sweetened condensed milk or just regular. Could you tell me which one you use? These look delicious!!
ReplyDeleteIt's sweetened condense milk in the small Bornden's can. Hope you enjoy. :)
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