Cinnamon Oranges

From EatingWell: The EatingWell Diet (2007), The EatingWell Healthy in a Hurry Cookbook (2006)

This simple dessert works any time of the year, but its flavors will be the best and brightest in the winter when oranges are at their peak.

READER'S COMMENT:

"Paired it with blueberry french toast and used the sauce on both .... My little one loved it.... If he loves it then it is great. Thanks for the recipe. "

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8 Reviews for Cinnamon Oranges

02/20/2012

shyne.williams183

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kids love it

Great recipe! Me and my kids did this for snack and my kids asked for us to make some more! We used to have Berry Buttermilk Soup which we found on GourmetRecipe.com but it's nice to try new things. I often check it out for recipes and cooking information including this website, KraftRecipes.com, WikiChicken.com, EverythingLemon.com, and the SaladSite.com for different moods and occasions. Thanks for this appetizing recipe!

By the way, here's the link to the mentioned recipe: www.gourmetrecipe.com/recipes/berry-buttermilk-soup

Pros: tasty, loved by my kids

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Anonymous wrote 1 year 3 weeks ago

You must not have read that

You must not have read that correctly, b/c she said it was better than ice cream; she didn't add it to ice cream. I think the yogurt and orange combo sounds nice; extra protein and still under 200 cal.

09/29/2011

shepacksabowl

100 calorie recipies?

It doesnt take a nutritional magician to make a slice of orange or a third of a banana less then 100 calories. I can make butter infused with duck fat for less then 100 calories but the serving size will be about as satisfying as these recipies. Yes, portion control is important but a slice of orange topped with sugar will do absolutely nothing to stave off hunger...in fact the spike in your glycemic index will more then likely TRIGGER hunger, rather then help it. Seriously... this is the type of garbage advice that keeps america fat. And who am I to say? I am a food addict who has lost over 100lbs and kept it off for 8 years. No fad diets. Thats who!

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Anonymous wrote 13 weeks 6 days ago

Who cares? If it's good, it's

Who cares? If it's good, it's good.

shepacksabowl wrote 1 year 34 weeks ago

Need more convincing? 4 people commented on this recipe. Noone said it was satisfying on its own. One person ate it "as is" and was not impressed. One added icecream. One added yogurt. One put it on top of blueberry french toast. Your 100 calorie snack just became a belly bomber because it had absolutely no ability to satisfy causing people to adjust it with very high calorie additions. I rest my case.

01/19/2011

daugherty.rebecca

Yummy!

This was delicious and very zippy. I served in a small dish with creamy vanilla yogurt and my husband loved it! Next time, he requested that I crumble up one Nilla Wafer in his. I was surprised how the letting it marinate in the lemon and oj made the orange slices even juicier. Yum!

Pros: Easy and tasty

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09/11/2010

Anonymous

Paired it with blueberry french toast and used the sauce on both .... My little one loved it.... If he loves it then it is great. Thanks for the recipe.

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