Why are these Weight Watchers recipes so good? They just hit right every time. The secret is focusing on big, bossy flavor instead of complicated steps.
I know the thought of counting points can be a hurdle. But what if your go to meals were already figured out for you? These recipes are just that. It’s a choose your own adventure!
1. Slow Cooker Crack Chicken
Okay, this one is an absolute legend, and for good reason. Between the bacon, cream cheese, and cheddar, crack chicken is usually not on the healthy-eating roster. But this recipe has a few genius swaps that make it work!
It calls for fat-free cream cheese and dry Ranch seasoning, which cuts back on so many calories but keeps it all creamy and delicious. Plus, it uses super lean boneless chicken breasts, so it’s packed with protein. Weeknight dinner WIN.
3 WW points per serving
2. Weight Watchers Banana Bread
Oh, banana bread. It is just the essence of comfort food. This recipe gives you all that cozy, homey goodness without the overload.
It’s made with ripe bananas for a tender, moist loaf that has just the right amount of sweetness. It’s the perfect slimmed-down version for a guilt-free nosh that will make your morning coffee so, so happy.
2 WW points per serving
3. Air Fryer Chicken Cutlets
Sometimes you just need something crisp and golden, and these air fryer chicken cutlets totally hit the spot. You get that satisfying crunch from a light breading, but without all the guilt.
They are perfect on their own, or you can slice them up for salads and sandwiches. It’s just more proof that good for you can absolutely taste great.
2 WW points per serving
4. Weight Watcher’s Corn Chowder
When you’re craving something warm and creamy, you just have to make this corn chowder. It is so, so good. While a lot of other recipes use heavy cream, this one has a clever trick.
You just blitz some of the corn and potato soup to give it that rich and creamy finish. It’s a total game-changer.
6 WW points per serving
5. Weight Watchers Blueberry Muffins
You guys, you have to try these blueberry muffins. They’re just bursting with fresh berries and are as soft and fluffy as a cloud. Every single bite is like a little piece of a sunny morning.
They are so light on points but completely full of flavor. Pop one for breakfast or grab it for a snack; either way, you’re in for a treat.
1 WW point per serving
6. Weight Watchers Bagels
These bagels might just make you do a double-take at the recipe. Is it possible? Yes! Just two simple staples whip up into these satisfying, doughy rounds that toast up golden and are ready for all your favorite toppings.
They have a tangy little twist from the Greek yogurt, but you’d honestly never guess it. Who knew that cutting back on points could taste this legit?
3 WW points per serving
7. Weight Watchers Apple Pie
This apple pie is such a standout. It’s just packed with tender apples and a hint of cinnamon, all in a crust that’s just right.
Each bite is a mix of sweet, tart, and homey goodness that makes you completely forget you’re sticking to a point plan. It’s pure comfort.
6 Weight Watchers points per serving
8. Weight Watchers Tuscan Chicken Pasta
Making comfort food light is what WW recipes do best, and this Tuscan chicken pasta is a perfect example. You get chicken, whole wheat pasta, and sun-dried tomatoes, all tied together with just enough creamy sauce.
It’s a whole plate of Italian goodness that is totally on plan. So good!
5 Weight Watchers points per serving
9. Weight Watchers Apple Oatmeal Muffins
Muffins are such a terrific way to start the day, but they aren’t always ‘diet’ friendly. Good news: this recipe will fill you up and satisfy that sweet tooth without using up all your daily points.
They’re loaded with apples, oats, and brown sugar, so they taste more like a thick oatmeal cookie. There’s also plenty of warmth from the cinnamon. A perfect breakfast treat!
5 to 7 WW points per serving
10. Weight Watchers Taco Soup
You can warm right up with this taco soup! It is such a gem and brings a whole fiesta to your taste buds without piling on the points.
Just imagine a pot full of beans, corn, and tomatoes, all simmering in harmony. This bowl of warmth is super filling and keeps your goals totally in check.
1 WW point per serving
11. Skinny Broccoli Cheese Soup
Cuddle up with a bowl of this amazing twist on Panera’s broccoli cheddar soup. It is so velvety and packed with tender bits of broccoli and carrot, all swirled into a rich-tasting cheddar broth.
It’s the kind of soup that’s so comforting you’ll forget you’re even keeping an eye on points.
7 WW points per serving
12. Weight Watchers Pizza
Let’s be honest, pizza is always the thing we miss most when trying to eat healthy. I’m always dreaming about that soft base with lashings of sauce and cheese.
This incredible two-ingredient dough is a total game-changer; it’s the same one used for skinny bagels! All you’ll need is Greek yogurt and self-rising flour. It’s that simple!
0.5 WW point per serving of dough
13. 2-Ingredient Strawberry Fluff Dessert
I definitely have a pretty hefty sweet tooth, so cutting out dessert completely is just not an option for me. And with this tasty recipe, I can have dessert every single day!
All it takes is 0% Greek yogurt and sugar-free Jell-O in whatever flavor you like. How easy is that?
Zero WW points per serving
14. Weight Watchers Egg Roll in A Bowl
This recipe turns your favorite takeout inside out, and it’s so good. You get all the savory meat and crunchy veggies simmering in Asian-inspired spices.
It’s basically a deconstructed egg roll without the wrapper, completely full of flavor and low in points. It’s perfect for when you’re craving something hearty but still want to keep things light.
Zero WW points per serving
15. Skinny Chicken Fried Rice
This skinny chicken fried rice totally flips the script on takeout. Picture this: steamy rice, bits of chicken, and crunchy veggies, all jazzed up with soy sauce and a scrambled egg.
You get all the usual suspects, just leaner, cleaner, and every bit as scrumptious. It’s a new weeknight favorite for sure.
6 WW points per serving
16. Weight Watchers Chili
Chili is one of my go-to meals when I need something easy, filling, and packed with protein. It all comes down to ground meat, beans, and a few key spices.
While beef has a richer flavor, you can always use something leaner like chicken or turkey. You don’t taste the meat as much as the seasonings and veggies anyway!
9 WW points per serving
17. Weight Watchers Pancakes
Unlike some other plans that make you cut out entire food groups, WW allows for everything from tacos to pizza. The trick is just to plan ahead.
So, if you know you’re having pizza for dinner, maybe you choose something with fewer points for lunch. But if you know dinner is a healthy salad, you can totally indulge in these pancakes.
2 Weight Watchers points per serving
18. Weight Watchers Meatloaf
This meatloaf recipe brings all the comfort without the calorie splurge. Just think about lean ground meat, onions, and peppers, all spiced up and baked to perfection.
It’s like your favorite family recipe got a healthy makeover but kept all of its juicy goodness. So satisfying!
5 to 6 WW points per serving
19. Weight Watchers Beef and Broccoli
For me, takeout tastes amazing because someone else made it. It feels naughty, cheap, and lazy, and it’s just what you need after a long week.
But even if you’re watching your calories, you can still indulge. Beef and broccoli is a pretty healthy choice, after all! This is a perfect at-home version.
4 WW points per serving
20. Weight Watchers Chicken Salad with Grapes
I absolutely adore chicken salad and will happily just eat it from a bowl on its own. I usually make it with bacon, mayo, and chopped boiled eggs, but this recipe has a clever little trick for cutting down on those calories.
Instead of all mayo, you use fat-free plain yogurt and olive oil mayo for a finish that is creamy and just as rich.
1 to 5 WW points per serving
21. Pineapple Dessert
This fluffy pineapple cake is just bursting with amazing fruity flavors. It’s so light because of the whipped egg whites, which add a ton of air to the batter.
And again, you’ll use light butter to help cut down on calories. Because it’s so full of crushed pineapple, it doesn’t even need frosting or whipped cream on top. A total dessert dream.
5 to 6 WW points per serving
22. Weight Watchers Egg Bites
Just picture your favorite omelet ingredients, but in a mini, portable form. That’s what you get here! These little bites come together with fluffy eggs and a mix of your go-to veggies and cheese.
They are such a smart pick for busy mornings or anytime you need a protein boost without any of the fuss.
7 WW points per serving
23. Weight Watchers Shrimp Scampi
WW recipes are just the best because they keep flavor front and center, but without all the extra points. This shrimp scampi is a perfect example.
It’s full of zesty lemon and garlic goodness with plump shrimp, minus any of the guilt. Whether you decide to twirl it with noodles or savor it solo, you are in for a real treat.
3 WW points per serving with noodles; zero without
24. Weight Watchers French Bread Rolls Recipe
After years of being told that carbs are the enemy, doctors are now saying cutting them out can negatively affect your health. Carbs and gluten are not bad for you like we’ve all been made to believe.
The key is just to moderate how much you eat. So please, eat the bread! It’s delicious, soft, and perfect with a smear of salted butter.
4 WW points per serving
25. Weight Watchers Szechwan Shrimp Recipe
This Szechwan shrimp recipe is made with pantry staples and comes together in under 20 minutes. So quick!
Unlike some other Asian-style sauces that require things like rice vinegar or mirin, all you need for this sauce is ketchup, soy sauce, honey, ginger, red pepper flakes, garlic, and green onions. I love serving it with the three-point easy fried rice recipe from Weight Watchers.
3 WW points per serving
26. Weight Watchers Zero Point Cabbage Soup
With Weight Watchers, you can devour all the fruits and veggies you want, and it won’t count towards your daily points. For me, any diet that restricts fruits and veggies just isn’t effective.
The list of zero-point foods here is longer than a CVS receipt! So go ahead and top this soup up with any leftover vegetables you can find in your fridge.
Zero WW points per serving
27. Weight Watchers Fudge Brownies
Weight Watchers and brownies? Yes, it can be true! To keep these low in points, you’ll use almond milk, unsweetened applesauce, unsweetened cocoa powder, and a sugar sweetener.
That last ingredient is what really helps to keep these low in calories. I’ve found that Lakanto Baking Sweetener is great, but you should try out a few options to find the one you like best.
2 to 3 WW points per serving
28. Weight Watchers Air Fryer Zucchini Fries Recipe
Okay, sure, zucchini fries are nowhere near real French fries. I get it. But when you get a craving for something salty and crisp, they can totally satisfy you without the guilt.
Just be sure to be generous with your seasoning. Salt alone won’t cut it, so grab the cayenne pepper and garlic powder! Adding some Parmesan cheese to the breadcrumbs will also add a ton of flavor and crunch.
2 to 3 WW points per serving
29. Peanut Butter & Banana Overnight Oats
If your daily allowance is around 27-29 points, you probably don’t want to ‘waste’ 15 points on an extravagant breakfast. Thankfully, these overnight oats are just five points.
You can even have a latte on the side if you want! The magic ingredient here is the powdered peanut butter, which gives you all the flavor and none of the fat.
5 WW points per serving
30. Weight Watchers Zucchini Corn Fritters Recipe
These corn fritters are just wonderfully sunny, sweet, and crisp. I mean, what’s not to love? They go so well with everything from salmon to roasted pork.
This recipe also includes zucchini for an extra kick of zero-point goodness. They’re a total winner.
5 WW points per serving
