Whether served as a side dish for a mouth-watering steak or as a main course (slathered in butter, sour cream or cheese) a great baked potato can make the difference between a so-so meal and a fabulous feast. Not only are they delicious, filling, and low in calories, but they are also easy to make.

I am starting a new section, Recipes for a Diabetic. Today, I will explain how to prepare the mouth watering Baked Apples. In preparing this diabetes recipe, I will be using Splenda No Calorie sweetener and Cinnamon powder. As you know, Cinnamon has great therapeutic properties for a diabetic. Baked apples are easy to prepare, tasty and very nutrit

We have long been fans of the Nabisco 100 Calorie Packs. We love the baked Chips Ahoy for an after lunch treat.

How Frito-Lay lies about Calories to try to promote its new "healthy" baked Tostitos

So tasty - yet so wrong. I'm not sure who the person who baked this high calorie treat, but its so creative.

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