Traditional low-calorie desserts can leave some people wanting ... but satiating sweet is bound to transport you to Thanksgiving dinner in the best way, and it’s under 100 calories.

Specifically, people with types of diabetes, like prediabetes, type 2 diabetes, and type 1 diabetes, may want to consider low-carb, diabetic Thanksgiving dessert recipes. “Thanksgiving comes onc ...

Apple pie is super comforting for Thanksgiving dessert, and this one ... Bacon is high-fat, and a good source of protein. Wrap it around a low-carb vegetable and you're good to go.

And our Thanksgiving menus have plenty of it ... That's why we've gathered together these low-fat desserts, which are so good even those who aren't watching their waistlines will reach for ...

During Thanksgiving Day ... "You can push that calorie count to 4,500, after adding in caloric beverages, large portion sizes and high-fat desserts," said Kirstin Taylor, a registered dietitian ...

“It involves consuming a very low amount of carbohydrates and replacing them with fat ... before Thanksgiving dinner and set aside to cool (or not, because we all know fall desserts are better ...

Accounting for appetizers and desserts ... the high-fat foods often served on Thanksgiving, the council recommends you plan ahead and target light, low-fat foods for the days following.

To help you navigate this, two registered dietitians evaluate seven low-calorie desserts recommended by Lose It! social media followers for their health benefits. See what they had to say ...

This healthy treat combines oatmeal, apples, and bananas for a nutrient-packed dessert. Try Recipe 1 with oat flakes, milk, eggs, salt, vanillin, bananas, apples, cranberries, and walnuts—baked ...

Psst, you don’t have to go into feast mode just because it’s Thanksgiving ... It has no fat, no sugar and is high in antioxidants,” she said. “Add your own low-fat milk, a little sugar ...