A Diabetic Dream Recipe

OMG YUM! I plan on making this tonight and maybe adding cocoa powder to "chocolate"it up. Been having major chocolate cravings for a while now :) I will let you know!

Cream Cheese Mousse, great for a diabetic who is practicing the low-carb lifestyle!!

8 ounces cream cheese
1 cube butter (yes! 1 cube) (8 ounces)
1 cup heavy whipping cream
4 svgs sweetener of your choice
1 Tbsp almond extract

Melt butter until it's barely soft or allow to sit till it's room temperature and soft. With an immersion blender mix together all ingredients. It will be tough to blend and take a bit of man handling. Add more hwc if neccesary.

About 4-5 servings.

As with any food, please test using your meter. Heavy whipping cream and various sweeteners might spike some people.

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