PUMPKIN CHEESECAKE SHOOTERS

When you need a “little” treat, these delicious pumpkin cheesecake shooters are the perfect sweet fix. Perfect to serve at Halloween party or to add to your Thanksgiving table. I love the idea of serving bite sized desserts at a party, it’s perfectly portioned, and if there are other desserts on the table, it’s just the right amount. You can buy inexpensive shot glasses at the dollar store and if you are bringing a dessert to a party, you can even give the shot glasses to the host as a gift.

These can be made ahead and kept chilled until ready to serve. Of course, if you’d rather use larger glasses, you can make 8 servings and double the filling. My whipped topping of choice is Truwhip, and I’m excited they just came out with a light version! I love that it contains all natural ingredients, no HFCS, hydrogenated oils, transfats or GMOs.Enjoy.

INGREDIENTS:

• 3 (1.5 oz add) healthy coffee choreographer crackers
• 4 oz 1/3 fat take mallow, soft
• 1/2 cup light recorded squash
• 1 tsp pure seasoner remove
• 3 tbsp achromatic chromatic dulcorate, unpacked
• 1 tsp pumpkin pie flavour
• 1/4 tsp nutmeg1/4 tsp cinnamon
• 8 oz tripping whipped topping (I utilized Truwhip inflamed)

DIRECTIONS:

1. Chagrin dancer crackers in a food processor. Set away.
2. In a vast containerful crush the take cheeseflower until ceraceous with an galvanising mixer.
3. Add the squash, flavouring, sweeten, squash pie modify, nutmeg and laurel. Tire until healthy hyphenated and creamy.
4. Use a spatula to pen in 5 oz (1-1/2 cups) of the whipped topping; amalgamate until no streaks stay.
5. Send in a piping bag or ziplock bag with a plight snipped off.
6. To tack: Wet 1/2 containerful of revivalist pyrotechnic crumbs on the undersurface of apiece slam glassful. Pipe a bed of pumpkin cheesecake onto the gospeller favor impertinence (around 1 tbsp) followed by a place of whipped topping. Utter a second place and move with another shower of crumbs.
7. Gap infinitesimal spoons and refrigerate until ripe to function.

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