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For the last few months, I’ve been participating inan online nutrition program with a few other gals, and I’ve really been enjoying it. The instructor sends out a new habit at the beginning of eachweek and then opens up a dialogue with the group members via a private Facebook group, where wediscuss the different strategies and techniques she’s provided us with. It’s a really informal group, andeven though I’ve never actually met any of the other women in person, we’ve developed a great bond as we encourage each other in our individual weight loss, health, and fitness goals.

One woman in particular has been really supportive to everyone in the group. Mary isan older lady withso many fascinating stories she likes to share, and even thoughwe often joke abouthow brutally honest she is when she takes one of us to task, she has a gift formotivating people to look deep within themselves and change their lives for the better, and she does it the most sincere and non-judgemental way.

It’s fabulous.

I’ve learned so much from Maryin such a short time, and her weight loss story has really inspired me. She was very overweight for most of her adult life, despite trying every single fad diet on the market, andwhile she often saw short-term results, she always put the weight back on within a couple of months.

And sometimes she put on MORE weight.

But then one day her daughter challenged her to try the Weight Watchers diet with her, and the rest, as Mary says, is history.

To date, she’s lost over 80 lbs, and when Iasked her why this diet has workedso much better than all of the other ones she’s tried over the years, she said it’s because she still has the freedom to eat so many of the foods she loves, so she never feels as though she’s missing out.

So, as a thank you to Mary and all of the support she has offered me and my gals over the last few months, I decided to gather together as manyWeight Watchers recipes as I could find.

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This collection of Weight Watchers recipes with points has everything you need tostick to your dailyallowance without feeling as though you’re missing out. It’s filled with fabulous breakfast recipes to kickstart your day, snack recipes to keep your energy levels up during the afternoon slump, family-friendly dinner recipes that are easy to whip together, and some of the most delicious dessert recipes I’ve ever laid my eyes on.

Who says you can’t lose weight without starving?!

And if you are looking for great Weight Watchers recipe book recommendations, anotherfriend of mine HIGHLY recommends Weight Watchers Family Meals: 250 Recipes for Bringing Family, Friends, and Food Together(her kids LOVE the recipes in this book), Weight Watchers One Pot Cookbook(great for lazy nights when you can’t be bothered to cook something complicated), Weight Watchers Cook it Fast: 250 Recipes in 15, 20, 30 Minutes (her absolute favorite cookbook of all time).

WEIGHT WATCHERS BREAKFAST RECIPES

  1. Blueberry Greek Yogurt Muffins(Organize Yourself Skinny)
    (4 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  2. Make Ahead Western Omelet Muffins(Simple Nourished Living)
    (3 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  3. Lemon Blueberry Muffins(Emily Bites)
    (3 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  4. Chicken Sausage and Egg Breakfast Cups(Organize Yourself Skinny)
    (3 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  5. Low Fat Cranberry Scones(Laa Loosh)
    (2 WW Points Per Serving)
  6. Greek Yogurt Pancakes(Recipe Girl)
    (2 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  7. Quiche Cupcakes(Slender Kitchen)
    (1 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  8. Skinny Baked French Toast with Strawberry Topping(Simple Nourished Living)
    (1 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  9. Single-Serve Monkey Bread(Dashing Dish)
    (4 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  10. Chocolate Chip & Yogurt Oatmeal Cookies(Culinary Tuesdays)
    (2 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  11. Cheesy Hashbrown Casserole(Pointless Meals)
    (3 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  12. Whole Wheat Carrot Muffins(Cookin’ Canuck)
    (5 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  13. Warm Cinnamon Swirls(Delectably Skinny)
    (2 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  14. Skinny Spinach and Feta Vegetarian Casserole(Skinny Kitchen)
    (4 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  15. Skinny Pumpkin Spiced Muffins(I should be mopping the floor)
    (2 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  16. Skinny Chocolate Chip Buttermilk Scones(skinnytaste.com)
    (5 WW Points Per Serving)
  17. Weight Watchers Ham and Cheese Frittata(What’s Cooking, Love?)
    (4 WW Points Per Serving)
  18. Skinny Broccoli Cheese Muffins(Simple Nourished Living)
    (5 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  19. Cheeseburger Hash Brown Cups(Emily Bites)
    (3 WW Points Per Serving)
  20. Roasted Strawberry Banana Bread(skinnytaste.com)
    (2 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)

WEIGHT WATCHERS SIDE DISHES & SNACK RECIPES

  1. Weight Watchers Macaroni and Cheese(Real Advice Gal)
    (4 WW Points Per Serving)
  2. Stuffed Mushroom Casserole Recipe(Laa Loosh)
    (3 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  3. Sauteed Vegetables with Herbs and Garlic(Recipe Girl)
    (3 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  4. Super Healthy, Garlic Sauteed Spinach(Skinny Kitchen)
    (1 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  5. Weight Watcher’s BLT Pasta Salad(Recipe Diaries)
    (3 WW Points Per Cup)
  6. Low Fat Twice Baked Potatoes(Stockpiling Moms)
    (2 WW Points Per Serving)
  7. Cinnamon-Apple Glazed Baby Carrots(Becky Cooks Lightly)
    (0 WW Points Per Serving)
  8. Lemon Quinoa Salad with Pistachios & Sun-Dried Tomatoes(Cookin’ Canuck)
    (5 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  9. Weight Watchers Roasted Green Beans and Tomatoes(KitchMe)
    (1 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  10. Zucchini Tots(Old House to New Home)
    (2 WW PointsPlus Per 3 Tots)
  11. Weight Watchers Hoppin’ John Salad with Quinoa(SIMPLE NOURISHED LIVING)
    (5 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  12. Oven Fries(Emily Bites)
    (4 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  13. Creamy Summer Pasta Salad(Laa Loosh)
    (6 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  14. Easy Cheesy Eggplant Casserole(KitchMe)
    (2 WW Points Per Serving)
  15. Garlic Rubbed Roasted Cabbage Steaks(Everyday Maven)
    (2 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  16. Garlic Roasted Green Beans with Almonds(Emily Bites)
    (1 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  17. Toasted Brown Rice with Mushrooms & Thyme(Cooking’ Canuck)
    (1 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  18. Parmesan Zucchini Rounds(Emily Bites)
    (2 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  19. Cinnamon Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Toasted Almonds(Cookin’ Canuck)
    (4 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  20. Cheesy Baked Tomatoes Recipe(Laa Loosh)
    (1 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)

WEIGHT WATCHERS DINNER RECIPES

  1. Chicken Salad with Apples and Cranberries(Simple Nourished Living)
    (5 WW PointsPlus)
  2. Baked Ziti(laa loosh)
    (5 WW PointsPlus)
  3. Shrimp with Zucchini and Tomatoes(The Snack Box!)
    (3 WW Points)
  4. Weight Watchers Sesame Chicken(Boy Meets Bowl)
    (4 WW Points)
  5. Weight Watchers Meatloaf Recipe(Simple Nourished Living)
    (6 WW PointsPlus)
  6. Ww Grilled Jalapeno Chicken(KitchMe)
    (6 WW PointsPlus)
  7. Weight Watchers Stuffed Shells(It All Started With Paint)
    (7 WW Points)
  8. Turkey Chili Mac with Jalapeños(Organize Yourself Skinny)
    (9 WW PointsPlus)
  9. Lemon Garlic Chicken Crock Pot Recipe(laa loosh)
    (3 WW PointsPlus)
  10. Mexican Casserole(Cocinando con Alena)
    (6.5 WW Points)
  11. Bubble Up Pizza(Recipe Diaries)
    (10 WW PointsPlus)
  12. Easy, Skinny Balsamic Rosemary Chicken(Skinny Kitchen)
    (4 WW PointsPlus)
  13. Slow Cooker Beef Stroganoff(WorldWide Recipes)
    (8 WW PointsPlus)
  14. Black Bean and Corn Salad(la loosh)
    (2 WW PointsPlus)
  15. Skinny Steak Fajitas(Skinny Kitchen)
    (5 WW PointsPlus)
  16. Easy Chicken Tortilla Soup(KitchMe)
    (7 WW Points)
  17. Crockpot BBQ Beef Sandwich(la loosh)
    (7 WW PointsPlus)
  18. Bacon Ranch Turkey Wrap(la loosh)
    (6 WW PointsPlus)
  19. Skinny Lasagne Alfredo(Skinny Kitchen)
    (7 WW PointsPlus)
  20. Slow Cooker Hamburger Stew(Simple Nourished Living)
    (4 WW PointsPlus)

WEIGHT WATCHERS DESSERT RECIPES

  1. 1-Point Cookie Balls Make with Oats, Banana, and Mini Chocolate Peanut ButterCups (Lovin’ Our Chaos)
    (1 WW Point Per Serving)
  2. No-Bake Peanut Buttery Cookie Dough Balls(Simple Nourished Living)
    (1 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  3. Mini Cinnamon Rolls(KitchMe)
    (2 WW Points Per Serving)
  4. Frozen Reese’s Peanut Butter Pie(Dashing Dish)
    (5 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  5. Skinny Apple Pie(The Happier Homemaker)
    (1 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  6. Berry Cobbler(Living a Changed Life)
    (4 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  7. Pudding Pops(My Pinterest Affair)
    (1 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  8. Pineapple Upside Down Cake(Recipes We Love)
    (4 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  9. Lemon Thumbprint Cookies(Cookie Recipes)
    (1 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  10. Peanut Butter Pie Recipe with Chocolate Chips(laa loosh)
    (7 WW Points Per Serving)
  11. “No Bake” Skinny Strawberry Shortcake Trifle(Skinny Kitchen)
    (3 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  12. Cheryl’s Bar Cookies From a White Cake Mix(Food.com)
    (4 WW Points Per Serving)
  13. Weight Watchers Brownie Bites Recipe(Six Sisters’ Stuff)
    3 WW PointsPlus Per Serving
  14. Weight Watchers Chocolate Marshmallow Bark (Simple Nourished Living)
    (3 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  15. Blueberry Tart(laa loush)
    (4 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  16. Skinny Key Lime Pie Pops(shaken together)
    (1 WW Point Per Serving)
  17. Pumpkin Fluff(Runs for Cookie Recipes)
    (3 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  18. Skinny Chocolate Coconut Cake Mix Cookie Bars(Simple Nourished Living)
    (3 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  19. Banana Nutella Won Tons(danica’s daily)
    (2 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)
  20. Peach Angel Food Cake(KitchMe)
    (5 WW PointsPlus Per Serving)

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FAQs

Can you eat too many zero point foods on WeightWatchers? ›

Full of fiber and protein, these foods also support overall health, keep you full, and bulk up and add flavor to your meals. And, of course, you can eat as much as you like.

Can you eat as many eggs as you want on WeightWatchers? ›

Yes! It doesn't matter what you cook your eggs with or in. Because eggs are a ZeroPoint foods, they do not have any Points™ values—even in a cake recipe. Other ingredients you're adding to your eggs may have Points, however, so make sure to track them.

What is a sample WeightWatchers menu? ›

Sample meal plan
BreakfastDinner
WednesdayOatmeal with berriesQuick vegetarian chili
ThursdayYogurt with berries and granolaBroiled steak and peppers with easy spicy green sauce
FridayOatmeal with berriesOrder in pizza; salad with chickpeas
SaturdayEgg baked in avocado with smoked salmon, capers, and dillOut for dinner
3 more rows
May 22, 2018

How many points is a banana on WeightWatchers? ›

A fruit is a ZeroPoint food if it's: Fresh or frozen without added sugars or fat.

What is the negative side of Weight Watchers? ›

May be too lenient: The WeightWatchers program may be too lenient for those whose top concern is self-control. Especially with an allotment of calorie-containing ZeroPoint foods, it's possible to eat higher quantities of calories without going over your Points budget. This can make it difficult to lose weight.

What are the best zero point foods on Weight Watchers? ›

Our ZeroPoint food categories
  • Non-starchy vegetables. With a wide range of health benefits, it's no wonder non-starchy veggies are a ZeroPoint food for everyone. ...
  • Fruits. ...
  • Chicken & turkey breast. ...
  • Fish & shellfish. ...
  • Eggs. ...
  • Tofu & tempeh. ...
  • Beans, peas & lentils. ...
  • Low-fat yoghurt & cottage cheese.
Dec 9, 2021

How many points is 2 scrambled eggs? ›

Yes, eggs—including the yolk! —are a ZeroPoint food.

How many points is bacon? ›

include bacon they're counting it as one point per slice.

What happens if I eat only zero point foods? ›

These zero point foods are high volume – low calorie foods – and they are super filling. So if you are filling your plate with zero point foods in addition to what you are eating, you will stay fuller longer, or even not feel like snacking in between meals because you are satisfied.

How many zero point foods can you eat a day? ›

Every day, you're given a point allowance that you can “spend” on whatever foods you want. But there are also a large variety of ZeroPoint foods that you can eat as much as you want of. The list of over 200 options is so nutritious, they don't count towards your point total at all (click through for the full list).

How much is too much zero point foods? ›

That's right – you can eat as much as you want and not track a point! Weight Watchers purposefully makes a ton of foods zero points – and for good reason: it's fruits and vegetables! Specifically non-starchy vegetables.

How many zero point foods a day? ›

Weight Watchers' new program has 200 'zero-point' foods you can eat as much as you want — including eggs.

Can you overeat fruit on Weight Watchers? ›

If you're eating more fruits and vegetables than you used to, and you're using them as snacks, to bulk up your meals, or as a tide-me-over, then great! If you're eating more than two serves of fruit every day, purely because it's one of your ZeroPoint foods, you might want to pull back a little.

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