Name: Easy Chocolate Delight Pie
Ingredients: 2 pk (4oz. ea.) BAKERS GERMAN Swe; 1/2 c Milk; 1 pk (8 oz.) Philadelphia Cream C; 2 tb Sugar, (optional); 3 1/2 c (8oz.) Cool Whip Topping; 1 Chocolate Wafer Crumb Crust

It is required of us that we be tender of the good name of our brethren; where we cannot speak well, we had better say nothing than speak evil; we must not take pleasure in making known the faults of others, divulging things that are secret, merely to expose them, nor in making more of their known faults than really they deserve, and, least of all, in making false stories, and spreading things concerning them of which they are altogether innocent. What is this but to raise the hatred and encourage the persecutions of the world, against those who are engaged in the same interests with ourselves, and therefore with whom we ourselves must stand or fall?

Matthew Henry

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy	German	Pies	4	Servings

INGREDIENTS

2	pk	(4oz. ea.) BAKERS GERMAN Swe
1/2	c	Milk
1	pk	(8 oz.) Philadelphia Cream C
2	tb	Sugar, (optional)
3 1/2	c	(8oz.) Cool Whip Topping
1		Chocolate Wafer Crumb Crust

INSTRUCTIONS

HEAT all but 3 squares of the chocolate with 1/4 cup milk in large
microwave bowl at HIGH 1 1/2 to 2 min. Stir until completely melted or,
heat in heavy saucepan over very low heat.
BEAT in cream cheese, sugar and remaining milk. Gently stir in whipped
topping until smooth.  Spoon into crust. Freeze until firm.
REMOVE from freezer.  Let stand 30 min. at room temp. until you can cut
easily.
MELT remaining chocolate about 15 seconds; drizzle over pie.
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