This cheesecake was amazing! Best one I've ever made and incredibly simple to boot! The low fat content is an almost-impossible-to-believe bonus. This will now be my go-to dessert recipe, for SURE.

Very easy, quite delicious!! Thank you!

I was wondering when someone was going to put this easy recipe on here. I use regular sugar and a little vanilla. I don't always add all the coolwhip either, less fluffy and more stiff that way. Thanks for putting this up alot of people don't know about it yet, now they will! :-)

When I first made this I was very bias, thinking it was just okay. I still think the recipe above all was very easy, very nice, light but fluffy thick. Not thick as in dense heavy. The thickness of the cream cheese mixture hold very well and doesn't fall flat. This recipe reminds me of the instant no bake Jell-O brand cheesecake pie. Over all, very good. I had to re-rate this because I was a little bias at 1st to the box...then came back after a day or so and re-evaluated my previous review. While the flavor came through with the cream cheese. It is light in flavor, it needed that over the top pa-zazz. Where the box has more of a malted milk cheesecake flavor and the graham cracker crust in the box is very sweet and wet. This is lighter, with fresher ingredients and the crust is nice and dry. This a winner as far as the easiness to assemble and only having just 4 ingredients to work with. However, in the box brand, I don't have to have or want extra toppings because it's way sweeter and much more dense.....this one screams "top me with flavors" which is what I did. I made fresh blueberry and strawberry sauces. So, after thinking very clearly and honestly and seeing my family's reaction to this cheesecake topped with berry sauces. I choose this one verses the box. The berry sauces totally won me over with making this recipe again and again.

This is really more of a cream pie than cheesecake. The picture with the firm little cheesecake squares has to be from a different recipe- this is no where near that pretty but it is delicious. I only used 1/2 cup of sugar and it was plenty sweet. I also arranged strawberry slices around the top which made it even more guilt free. Oh, and I used half light cream cheese and half fat free and light whip cream. With half the sugar and the strawberries I would rate it as 5 stars but I think it would be too sweet for me as written.

I only had an 8 ounce block of cream cheese so I used that, 2/3 cup of confectioner sugar and eyeballed 2/3 of the container of whipped topping. I added 1 teaspoon of vanilla. The reduced mixture still filled the crust. I sprinkled the top with mini chocolate chips to decorate. My husband and I both loved this pie. Would serve to guests too!

OMG! this recipe is awesome! i used 8 oz of the 1/3 fat free cream cheese along with 3 oz the fat free cream cheese. i substituted splenda for the confectioner's sugar. make sure the cream cheese is at room temperature first. then i used a mixer on low-medium setting to blend the cream cheese and splenda. when it was nice and creamy, i folded in the lite cool whip. then i spooned that into the low fat graham cracker pie crust, but instead of putting it in the fridge, i put it in the freezer for about 4 hours. then i took it out and placed it in the fridge. the cheesecake was nice and firm and tasted great! thanks for the recipe!

Yum really good - hard to tell it is non-fat. I used about half a cup of sugar instead of a whole cup and it still turned out great. The only downside is that it didn't firm up very well. I eat it more like a pudding than a pie :). This is after 12 hours in the fridge. Next time I am going to try adding a bit of gelatin to it and see if that firms it up a bit.

My ex does a similar recipe to this but does not use the sugar, he uses lemon jello I think it is and its soooo good.

I used reduced fat cream cheese instead of fat free and 1/3 cup sugar. I use either a reduced fat or a regular graham cracker crust. It usually needs to sit over night and then by the next day it's great!