Help With Kiwi-Lime Dessert Cups Recipe

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around the challenges and experiences related to making Kiwi-Lime Dessert Cups, particularly focusing on the availability and use of sugar cookie dough. Participants share their personal experiences with different types of dough and their results in creating the dessert cups.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, expressed difficulty finding refrigerated sugar cookie dough in Canada and opted for a mix instead, resulting in crunchy cups that did not resemble the intended shape.
  • Another participant noted that the wedges formed into cups without needing a tart shaper after baking.
  • One user shared that they prefer the cubed "break apart" cookie dough for its convenience and ease of use in this recipe.
  • Another participant mentioned that cutting each cookie in half from the breakaway dough is sufficient to create the cups without pressing down before baking.
  • One participant remarked on the dough's location in grocery stores, indicating it is typically found near crescent rolls and English muffins.
  • Several users highlighted the recipe's appeal, with one mentioning it as part of an upcoming fundraiser.
  • One participant noted that in Canada, the sugar cookie dough is only available during the Christmas season, leading to the use of package mixes instead.
  • Another participant explained that snickerdoodle dough is similar to sugar cookie dough but is softer and rolled in cinnamon and sugar.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the availability of refrigerated sugar cookie dough in Canada, with some participants confirming its scarcity while others share alternative options. There is no clear consensus on the best method for shaping the cups, as experiences vary.

Contextual Notes

Participants shared their personal experiences with different types of cookie dough and the resulting dessert cups, reflecting a range of outcomes and preferences.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants exploring variations of the Kiwi-Lime Dessert Cups recipe or facing similar challenges with cookie dough availability may find this discussion helpful.

kkimpinski
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I wanted to try this recipe last night. However, I could not find the refrigerated sugar cookie dough anywhere (tried my local grocery store, Safeway, Walmart, Superstore, Sobey's - has anyone is Canada been able to find this??) so I substituted Betty Crocker's Sugar Cookie mix (you add butter, and an egg to the mix to form dough)

The recipe says:
Cut cookie dough into six 1/2-inch-thick (1-cm) disks using Utility Knife. Dip disks into chopped almonds, coating evenly. Cut each disk into four wedges for a total of 24 wedges. Place wedges into cups of pan; bake 9-11 minutes or until golden brown (wedges will form into cups).

When you used the refrigerated sugar cookie dough how big were the wedges and how did you put them in the mini muffin pan. Did they actually look like a "cup" after baking?

The Betty Crocker dough produced crunchy cups (I baked for 9 min which I would reduce next time) They actually didn't look like cups so I used the tart shaper to create an indent after taking them out of the oven. The lime filling is "to die for" so I would like to try making these again.

Any help/advice that you could give me would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
 
The wedges, if formed to the muffin pan, would probably sit about 1/4 to 1/3 cm from the very top of the muffin cup. Yes, they do form to a cup after baking, no tart shaper necessary.
 
I am surprised that you haven't been able to locate it. Sometimes our grocer is sold out of the "rolls" of it, so I buy the new cubed "break apart and break" type and I love them especially for this recipe it makes it so easy.

This is a great recipe, just don't read the nutrition info! :eek:
 
if using the cookie break aways cut each cookie in half..you only need half to make the perfect cookie cup!!! No need pressing down before you bake...just throw in and bake..use tart shaper after they come out of oven...i found the snickerdoodle dough actually makes a softer cookie and tastes yummy
 
This dough is usually found in refrigerated section by the crescent rolls, english muffins, etc.....It is amazing how they form a cup all by themselves. Love this recipe!! :)
 
I agree....this is an awesome recipe. Very easy and yummy. I am having a fundraiser in 2 weeks and this is what the recipe is going to be. Serving on the 3-tied stand.
 
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Just checked with the local grocery store and they don't even have the Pillsbury Sugar Cookie dough on their order forms. Makes me wonder if it's available in Canada??

For those who used the Pillsbury sugar cookie dough how did the cups turn out? soft, chewy, hard, crunchy?

Could anyone tell me what the diameter of the cookie dough is when you take it out of the package? (before you cut the slices into quarters) If I knew the diameter this would help me shape the homemade sugar cookie dough before slicing.
 
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kreaser said:
if using the cookie break aways cut each cookie in half..you only need half to make the perfect cookie cup!!! No need pressing down before you bake...just throw in and bake..use tart shaper after they come out of oven...i found the snickerdoodle dough actually makes a softer cookie and tastes yummy

What is snickerdoodle dough?
 
In Canada, the sugar cookie dough is only available during the Christmas holiday season:(
We have to use the package mix.
 
Snickerdoodle dough is similar to sugar cookie dough, but snickerdoodles are usually a softer sugar cookie that is rolled in cinnamon and sugar before baking. Super yummy!
 
Hi, Do you still have this recipe? If so can you email it to me. I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What ingredients do I need for the Kiwi-Lime Dessert Cups?

To make Kiwi-Lime Dessert Cups, you will need fresh kiwis, lime juice, sugar, cream cheese, whipped topping, and graham cracker crumbs for the crust. Make sure to have all ingredients ready before starting the recipe.

How do I prepare the graham cracker crust for the dessert cups?

To prepare the graham cracker crust, crush the graham crackers into fine crumbs and mix them with melted butter and a little sugar. Press the mixture firmly into the bottom of your serving cups or glasses to create a solid base for the dessert.

Can I use other fruits instead of kiwi for this recipe?

Yes, you can substitute kiwi with other fruits like strawberries, mangoes, or blueberries. Just ensure that the fruits you choose complement the lime flavor for the best taste.

How long can I store the Kiwi-Lime Dessert Cups in the refrigerator?

The Kiwi-Lime Dessert Cups can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 2 days. However, it's best to enjoy them fresh to maintain the texture of the crust and the freshness of the fruit.

Can I make the Kiwi-Lime Dessert Cups ahead of time?

Yes, you can prepare the filling and the crust ahead of time. Assemble the dessert cups a few hours before serving to keep the crust crunchy and the fruit fresh. Just store the components separately until you're ready to serve.

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