Low Residue Fruit Pizza Tarts

Ever just get a taste for something special but don't know when to make it? How about now! Don't wait!

These Low residue fruit pizza/cookie cup pizza tarts are where it's at! The best part is - you can top them exactly how you want and make a little dessert bar with it!

Serves 10

Ingredients for fruit pizza tarts:

• Pre-made Sugar cookies (form into circles) - I used Nestle Tollhouse sugar cookies in the package
• 8x10 pan - place cookies on top of parchment paper
• Kiwis - 1
• Blueberries - 1/2 carton
• Mandarin oranges (1 to-go cup) (patted dry and refrigerated)
• Cool whip - Sugar-Free - 2 cups

Optional ingredients

• Apple jelly (for drizzling on top of Cool Whip or in place of)
• Mint leaves
• Strawberries - 1/2 lb.
• Strawberry glaze
• What else would you add/substitute if you can't eat the fruits mentioned in ingredients?

Directions for fruit pizza tarts:

1. Roll out handmade sugar cookie dough or pre-made packaged sugar cookies into circles.
2. Place premade cookie dough into muffin pans and bake cookie cups for 13-15 minutes on 350*.
3. When cooled down, place cookie cups on a cake stand or serving tray.
4. Begin prepping the frosting portion of the cookie tart by scooping out spoonfuls of Cool Whip. Put about 1 tablespoon of Cool Whip onto the top of the cookie cup tart.
5. This is the fun part - you get to decorate them however you want!
6. I love to put some color on mine, so I like putting mandarin oranges with blueberries, kiwis with strawberries. This is also a great way to get your kids involved with cooking! And with less than 1/2 hour spent in the kitchen, I don't think these are too hard for anyone to make.

Hot tips & hints for an even better cookie cup fruit tart:

Drizzle some jam, honey, or chocolate sauce for some extra flair.

Crush some Oreos or M&M's to the top of a plain cool-whip topped cookie!

You could always throw a cookie party & serve these or let the guests put their own toppings on.

On a dime but don’t have all the ingredients? Look for some fruit cups in your fridge to use for the toppings or use marshmallow fluff as a frosting for the cookie.