Strawberry Whipped Sensation

I made this a few weeks ago for a family BBQ and it was a BIG hit! I used graham cracker crumbs to make the crust. Make sure to line the loaf pan with foil, as this helps it to come out easily. I quickly figured out that you could use almost any type of fruit to make this and it would still be super yummy! I'm going to make it again for Memorial Day, but I think I'm going to use peaches or mandarin oranges, with the graham crust. UPDATE: Me & my big ideas! I made this for a third time, using mandarin oranges as I had threatened to do before. It didn't come out so well, but I think I know why: using a lg. can of the oranges, I did drain the liquid but I think they needed to be drained AGAIN after mashing. The flavor was terrific and after about a full day, it was completely frozen, but that was just the leftovers--we ate it without the fancy topping, anyway, and it was a bit more like a really oold, yogurt consistency but still very, very tasty. So, I think I will do it again, with a double draining for any type of canned fruit that I might use.

This was delicious, the whole family loved it. I substituted fat free condensed milk, fat free Cool Whip and about 12 Nabisco Chocolate Wafers to lighten it up a little. Freezes well. Great recipe, can't wait to make it again.

This was so delicious my family requested we make this again! I followed the directions but did something a litle different since I made this several days ahead of when I wanted to serve it. Since I wasn't sure if the strawberries would last until the serving day I layered those in the pan first before pouring in the cool whip mixture. It didn't look as cute on top but it worked and the dessert stayed fresh until serving time! Chocolate graham crackers worked great instead of oreos.

Tasty and easy to make! I actually only had a ready made chocolate pie crust. So I followed the recipe exactly but used only 2 cups strawberries mashed and when it was ready topped it with a few other cut strawberries and whipped cream. Great dessert for summer time!

I served this to friends and they couldn't believe that there wasn't ice cream in it! They left with the recipe. This is the perfect make-ahead dessert for entertaining. I now keep one stashed in my freezer for impromptu guests!

was delicious, took another review's idea and experemented with it I replaced the oreo with gramcrackers and the strawberry with kiwifruit and it turned awesome. The family said that they liked the kiwi better than the strawberry.

This recipe is really delicious! I made it as a Father's Day dessert, and everyone loved it. I did substitute graham cracker for the Oreo cookies, and it was still delicious. You will definitely need more than just the one tub of cool whip, though, if you want to cover the entire dessert as shown in the photo. Spread the cool whip on quickly, before the dessert melts! Can't wait to see if this works well with other types of fruit, too.

This was a hit with my family. Thanks to the other reviews, I let it sit out of the freezer for a little while before serving. I also had to use extra cookies for this (12 total). Also, I think it wouldn't hurt to get a bigger container of Cool Whip to use for the outer layer (you can use the leftover Cool Whip with the extra Oreo cookies...mmmmm). Next time I will try something else, like raspberries.

Very good flavor. I substituted Cool Whip Free and fat free condensed milk and the recipe came out perfectly. Final product wound up being a bit too sweet, but I would probably make this again.

We made this for mother's day and was a big hit, but we all agreed that it ould be better if you put strawberry fillin then cookies and then repeat so you have a few layers of the choc cookie!