29 Weight Watchers Friendly Holiday Recipes (2024)

Enjoy your favorite holiday foods without the guilt.

The holidays are filled with traditions that include eating all your favorite dishes, but because of this, most of us gain about five pounds during the holiday season. With our 29 Weight Watchers friendly recipes, your holiday menu can include all the traditional foods you love without the worry of unwanted pounds. Be sure to follow the recommended serving sizes in order to stay within the points indicated.

Breakfast

1. Slow Cooker French Toast Casserole (6 Freestyle SmartPoints)

Enjoy the rich sweet taste of classic French toast but without an ounce of guilt.Smartpoints: 9

2. (6 Freestyle SmartPoints)

Our carrot and zucchini muffins are made with whole grains, which contain fiber that aids in weight management.SmartPoints: 6

3. Individual Egg and Spinach Bowls (1 Freestyle SmartPoint)

Take the guess work out of portion control by prepare this perfectly portioned breakfast the night before. It’s perfect for busy moms and dads.SmartPoints: 2

4. Crustless Vegetable Quiche (2 Freestyle SmartPoints)

It’s now possible to enjoy a crustless quiche packed with flavor, not extra fat or calories.
SmartPoints: 4

5. Breakfast Yogurt Parfait to Go (6 Freestyle SmartPoints)

The fruits included in this recipe can be swapped out with your seasonal favorites to provide you with anutritious breakfast to-go!SmartPoints: 6

6. Cinnamon Apple Breakfast Quinoa (3 Freestyle SmartPoints)

By cooking the quinoa in naturally sweet almond milk, the grain takes on a rich and creamy texture. Pair this with the sweet crunch of a freshly diced apple, and you have a winning breakfast combination!SmartPoints: 8

Sides

7. Slow Cooker Sweet Potato Mash (4 Freestyle SmartPoints)

Entrees

17.Slow Cooker Herb Crusted Turkey Breast (0 Freestyle SmartPoints)

Turkey dishes are often reserved for special occasions, but this dish is great for any day of the year. The herbs in this turkey recipe adds to the flavor while slow cooking makes it extra moist.SmartPoints: 3

18.Slow Cooker Pork Tenderloin (6 Freestyle SmartPoints)

Try this recipe as the main dish, or shred it and pile it on top of your favorite bun or roll. Either way, this mouthwatering tenderloin is super moist and packed with flavor.
SmartPoints: 7

19. Skinny Lasagna Rolls (7 Freestyle SmartPoints)

This award winning recipe isa healthy alternative to regular lasagna. Make Skinny Lasagna Rolls ahead of time and keep them in the freezer for a delicious recipe that the entire family will love.
SmartPoints: 9

20.Slow Cooker Chicken Pot Roast (2 Freestyle SmartPoints)

The chicken in this slow cooker recipe is moist and flavorful and the vegetables are seasoned and cooked to mouthwatering perfection.
SmartPoints: 5

21. Slow Cooker Pomegranate Chicken Breast (7 Freestyle SmartPoints)

This extra-moist chicken is perfect for sandwiches or as the main course. The secret to sealing in moisture of chicken breasts is revealed in this recipe.
SmartPoints: 9

22. Slow Cooker Balsamic Chicken (1 Freestyle SmartPoint)

This fan favorite has been pinned over 56,000 times. It’s likely because it takes very little effort to make this dish that’s super flavorful and delicious.
SmartPoints: 4

23. Zesty Chicken Fajitas in Lettuce Wraps (3 Freestyle SmartPoints)

We know you’re busy and we kept that in mind when creating this simple and yummy wrap recipe. The kids will love this mini wraps too!
SmartPoints: 3

Desserts

24. Holiday Ginger Spice Cookies (4 Freestyle SmartPoints)

These holiday treats are sweet indulgences that your friends and family will neverguess are comprised of 100% clean ingredients!
SmartPoints: 4

25. Clean Eating Almond Butter Fudge (5 Freestyle SmartPoints)

There’s no cooking involved with this fudge recipe. This recipe has just four ingredients and is great right out of the freezer. Yum!SmartPoints: 5

26. Quinoa Chocolate Drops (8 Freestyle SmartPoints)

Make these yummy drops and give as gifts, take to work and share with co-workers, or keep them all to yourself. Enjoy one a day!SmartPoints: 8

27. Skinny Chai Cookies (8 Freestyle SmartPoints)

Love the taste of chai? A perfect blend of spices is what makes these cookies extra delish.SmartPoints: 8

28. Slow Cooker Fudge (9 Freestyle SmartPoints)

Traditional fudge taste without the added fat or calories. Rich and outrageously good!
SmartPoints: 6

29.Clean Eating Pumpkin Streusel Bars (5 Freestyle SmartPoints)

A cross between pumpkin pie and cake, this clean eating recipe is made without any refined sugar or white flour. Feel free to add some minced pecans to the streusel for a crunchier topping.SmartPoints: 5

29 Weight Watchers Friendly Holiday Recipes (2024)

FAQs

Can you lose weight eating only zero point foods? ›

(It's a lot harder to eat six chicken breasts than six cookies,) In a carefully monitored clinical trial, members were able to eat zero Points foods, without tracking or measuring, and lose weight successfully. So go ahead and enjoy them!

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How much weight can you lose on Weight Watchers in 3 months? ›

Short-term weight loss

In one study of 152 people with obesity, researchers found that people on WeightWatchers lost an average of nearly 6% of their body weight in 3 months. Plus, one-third of participants in this study were able to lose 10% or more of their body weight after 6 months.

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What is Weight Watchers success rate? ›

63% of the weight lost in a 52-week WeightWatchers program was maintained at two years. In addition, almost 40% of people sustained a clinically significant 5% weight loss from baseline at two-year follow up.”

What is the average weekly weight loss on Weight Watchers? ›

In fact, while WW is designed to deliver a healthy, safe and sustainable rate of weight loss of 1-2lbs a week – because research proves that smaller, consistent losses are more likely to result in successful long term weight loss – don't be surprised if, like Leah, you see more in your first few weeks.

Which is better keto or Weight Watchers? ›

Both WW and keto diets may help you achieve short-term weight loss. Which diet is better for you depends on your individual needs. WW may be a better option if you: value the flexibility of eating any food you want.

Has anyone not lost weight on Weight Watchers? ›

So, let's look again at the assertion that 57% of people in the WeightWatchers Success Registry maintained their weight over one year of follow-up, and 43% experienced weight regain of more than five pounds.

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Is Weight Watchers struggling? ›

While the volatile shares temporarily recovered from the Oprah headlines, WW stock fell to a new 52-week low on Thursday amid ongoing concerns about the balance sheet and core weight-loss business, and has lost more than half its value in a month.

Should I track zero point foods on Weight Watchers? ›

You don't have to weigh, measure, or track them—no matter how often you reach for them. Want the full list of what's included? See below! Just don't forget that once you add any ingredients with a Points value to a ZeroPoint food (think oil, butter, dressings, or sauces), it won't be 0 Points.

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Do zero point foods still have calories? ›

Yes, these foods have calories, but the point of WW is to change food behavior and help you create a healthy lifestyle. By making these foods zero points, WW is nudging you to choose them over higher point foods.

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How does Weight Watchers Zero Point food work? ›

ZeroPoint foods have a (you guessed it!) Points value of 0

You don't have to weigh, measure, or track them - no matter how often you eat them. They're a great way to add volume and flavour to your meals, without dipping into your Points® Budget.

How does WW work with zero point foods? ›

To encourage people to eat more fruits and non-starchy vegetables like broccoli and kale — which decades of research suggest are linked with overall positive health outcomes and weight loss — Weight Watchers has designated all fruits and leafy veggies as "ZeroPoint™ foods." Members can eat these foods without counting ...

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