Pictured: 1/2 recipe with too much dressing
The recipe calls for you to use 2 different colors of seedless grapes. This is mostly because the dish is prettier if you do. At my Publix store, red grapes were $1.79 a pound and green grapes were $4.99 a pound. So I used all red grapes. It really tastes the same anyway. I think the dish would go farther if you halved the grapes; but that's a lot of work.
Internet versions of this recipe call for a lot more white and brown sugar; but my friend said she used a lot less than the recipe called for and believe me, it was delicious just as it was! I used Splenda and Brown Sugar Splenda. Of course, there is no diet-conscious substitution for the Butterfingers!
GRAPE BUTTERFINGER SALAD
2 cups red seedless grapes
2 cups green seedlessgrapes
4 oz of fat free cream cheese, softened to room temperature
1/2 C fat free sour cream
2 tbsp. of sugar
2 tbsp. brown sugar
1/2 tsp. vanilla extract
2 crushed up butterfinger candy bars on top.
Just mix together everything except the grapes and candy bar. Fold in the grapes. Put in a pretty bowl and top with the crushed up butterfingers. The amount of butterfinger depends on how deep/wide your bowl is. If you have leftovers, I'll be very surprised!
2 cups green seedlessgrapes
4 oz of fat free cream cheese, softened to room temperature
1/2 C fat free sour cream
2 tbsp. of sugar
2 tbsp. brown sugar
1/2 tsp. vanilla extract
2 crushed up butterfinger candy bars on top.
Just mix together everything except the grapes and candy bar. Fold in the grapes. Put in a pretty bowl and top with the crushed up butterfingers. The amount of butterfinger depends on how deep/wide your bowl is. If you have leftovers, I'll be very surprised!
It sounds terrible, but if you say it is good, I will have to try it.
ReplyDeleteAbout grapes - when you put them in a recipe, you really should cut them in half, as it releases the juice and adds a natural sweetness to the dressing.