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

Who knows what kind of sorcery Skinny Cow does to make their Simply Amazing Salted Caramel Pretzel bars taste as good as they do at the relatively low 160 calories per bar -- but whatever it is, it's worth it. There's a reason why salted caramel desserts remain as popular as they are -- they're delicious in a complex way. And, let it be known here that the pretzels are like the proverbial cherry on top.

Price: 5 for $3.98

Here's another low-calorie dessert where portion control is key -- these brownies are still just as buttery, dense and chocolate-y as normal brownies... it's just that they're smaller. As long as you can stick to one 90-calorie two-bite morsel, you'll still be keeping your calorie count down.

Price: 11.25 oz for $3.39