These have all the fudgy flavor of your favorite homemade brownie, but a mere fraction of the calories. The crispy-crunchy texture makes them a lot of fun to eat, while the chocolate chips add a nice decadent touch -- and at 120 calories per serving, they make for a nice mini-indulgence.

Price: 1 lb for $7.99

Since they're made with creamy, protein-packed Greek yogurt, these frozen bars still have a satisfyingly rich feel to them, even though they're much healthier (and lower-cal) than regular ice cream -- they're only 100 calories, and they've got an impressive 5 grams of protein as well. They come in just about every flavor imaginable, but we find ourselves partial to the black raspberry chip version.

Price: 4 for $3.92

Oatmeal can sound like an unfair compromise when it comes to dessert, but these cookies don't disappoint. They're generously sized, with a dense, chewy texture, and the dark chocolate is delicious. The rolled oats pack on the fiber, and they're not made with as much sugar as a normal cookie (they only have 8 grams per serving), so you don't have to feel guilty about munching on one as an afternoon snack.

Price: 8 for $3.83

Sometimes, when it comes to cutting back, portion control is key -- and enter the tiniest, most adorable chocolate-covered ice cream cones known to man. These pint-sized bites are only 70 calories each, but they've skimped on nothing (except the size, of course). The chocolate shell is thick, the cone is crispy, and there's even a surprise chunk of chocolate at the bottom.

Price: 8 for $2.99

Jell-O's always a fun low-calorie dessert option -- especially if you go for the sugar-free variety (which, in case you were wondering, is pretty much taste-identical to regular Jell-O -- except it only has 10 calories). It makes for a nice, refreshing after-dinner treat, and if you're feeling fancy you can always mix in some fresh fruit, or even some whipped cream (or Cool Whip) to zhuzh things up a bit.

Price: 8 for $3.72