sf fudgsicle

Does anyone have a recipe for a sugarfree fudgsicle? Have been buying them at Foodlion but at $3.89 a box of 20 it gets quite expensive. My hubby is controling diabetes with diet and I'm 4 yrs. post op gyn and we both love the sf fudgsicles. If I could find a recipe to make our own it would be great. Anything coming close maybe I could adapt to our taste. Thanks for anything that you may be able to come up with. Dyanne

Dyanne, I know that they make frozen sugar free pudding pops so when I read your post I thought of this. I don't know if it would work but could you freeze the sugar free chocolate pudding? Like I said I don't know if it would work but it might be worth a try.

Thanks Brenda, for your quick response. Wonder if instant pudding would work. It is worth a try. My hubby is an ice cream lover and maybe I can make it taste like ice cream. He isn't too much for pudding but at this stage I don't think he will complain if I can come up with something close. Again, thanks. Dyanne

Found this on cooks.com.. Fudgesicles : 1pkge instant sugar free chocloate pudding 1+1/4 cups cold water1+ 1/14cups skim milk +a good splash of Splenda beat well with whisk or hand mixer pour into 3oz papercups and put craft sticks in..freeze at least 4 hours can also freeze in paperlined muffinp pan to prevent spills here is another... 1/2cup Splenda 1 Tbsp unflavored gelatin 1/4cup cocoa 2+1/2 cups skim milk 1 tsp vanilla in saucepan stir together splenda gelatin cocoa with wire whisk or beater beat in milk cook stirring over low heat till dissolved remove from heat stir in vanilla pur this into a 9x5 loaf pan freeze till firm but not hard about 4 hours.pour into bowl and beat again with mixer till smooth then pour into mold or paper cups with wooden sticks and freeze till hard Hope you like one of these.. let me know how they turn out .. Arianna

Thanks Arianna!! I didn't know making fudgsicles would be so easy. I haven't tried your recipes but here is what I have tried and it is delicious (if you are into fudgsicles)! I used a box of Jello SF double fudge pudding mix and made it according to the directions using fatfree milk. I added approx. 1/3 of an 8 oz. container of SF CoolWhip and mix thoroughly. Poured into popcicle (left over from when kids were little) forms and froze. They are exactly like the ones from the grocery store. In fact, they are a little creamier. My hubby is very satisfied with them, and I am too. Takes a very little time to make and it makes 8 fudgsicles for us. Dyanne

Brenda I tried making the fudgsicles from SF pudding and added some SF Coolwhip and they turned out great. Thanks for the idea!!!! Dyanne

Dyanne, I am so glad that I could think of something for you. I love to take things and figure out something different for them. You inspired me and I may make them sometime. lol Glad I could help.Did your husband like them?