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" Americans are crazy about ice cream. We spoon up almost 21 quarts, on average, per person per year. Good thing the freezer aisle is full of reduced calorie goodies. This month, GHRI put ice cream sandwiches, chocolate-covered ice cream bars, and fudge bars to the test. Their calorie counts can go as high as 330; all our test treats had to be under 175 per serving to qualify. Check out these parlor tricks: Ice Cream Sandwiches Our volunteers loved The Skinny Cow Low Fat Ice Cream Sandwiches (above, $5.49 for six) for their &amp;quot;fabulous chocolate cookie&amp;quot; and generous portion of vanilla ice cream. Bonus: Each treat, at 140 calories, is 97 percent fat free and packs in 3 grams of fiber. Chocolate-Covered Vanilla Ice Cream Bars  Thanks to Breyer&amp;#039;s special process, which mixes the ice cream twice, the velvety texture of their Creamy Vanilla Double Churn Light Ice Cream Bars ($3.49 for six) was a big hit. &amp;quot;This one could fool me!&amp;quot; exclaimed one happy volunteer about the 160-calorie bar. Fudge Bars  The number one ingredient in Whole Treat Organic Fudge Bars ($3.49 for four) is fresh organic ice cream \u2014 and our tasters could tell. With &amp;quot;delicious dairy&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;true fudge&amp;quot; flavors, these treats are &amp;quot;for real chocoholics.&amp;quot; Best surprise: Each bar is only 100 calories. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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