Showing posts with label low fat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label low fat. Show all posts

Wednesday, 21 August 2013

Skinny fruit crumble

A really simple summer dessert without the bold calories and points adding up!


Sometimes I crave a nice comforting dessert even in summer when it's hot, this is the perfect solution.

Just use whatever summer fruit you can get your hands on, I like to use peaches pineapple & strawberries.

Chop them all up to even sizes or leave the likes of blueberries and raspberries while if using these. 


Cover with a layer of sugar or sweetner and oats and bake at 180 for around 40 minutes.


Serve with weight watchers cream or low fat custard. Yum!

(Calories and weight watchers points will vary depending on which fruit and toppings you choose)

Wednesday, 16 January 2013

Weight watchers 1 pro point mocha

Boil water and allow to cool slightly.
Put 3 tsp of Options hot chocolate (1 pro point) and 1tsp coffee in a cup, add water and enjoy! Add a drop of slimline milk and some sweetener if you like too.

For an extra treat and extra points add some mini marshmallows.

So good! Really sweet and comforting and a caffeine kick. All the things you need on a rainy afternoon like today.



Weight watchers 0 pro points Stewed apple from the microwave

0 pro points microwaved apple

Peel cooking apples, pop in a microwaveable dish in the microwave with a lid that allows steam to escape and heat for 5 mins.

Lovely yummy stewed apples for 0 weight watchers pro points! So quick & simple.

Add a tsp of cinnamon or low cal sweetner to stick to 0 pro points.

Or using points add:

1tsp sugar - 1 pro point

75g/half a small tub of low fat Ambrosia custard - 2 pro points.

Ginger nut biscuit for a bit of crunch - 1 pro point.

Personally I love it with sweetner, custard and ginger nuts, I crush one ginger nut over, eat then add another to avoid sogginess.

Yum yum yum!





Monday, 14 January 2013

Handy Weight Watchers Pro point poultry!

Only 3 pro points for 100g (2/3 of the pack) these packs of torn turkey and torn Cajun chicken by Green Farm are really handy.

On offer in tesco at the moment for €2 each, makes up a quick and cheap dinner.

I covered my turkey in franks hot sauce 0 pro points and put it in a baked potato and over a salad. Really tasty and filling.

Great for lunches too.
I plan on mixing the remaining third of the pack in light mayo and some curry powder to put on a sambo with loads of salad.

Looking forward to it already!

What will I do with the Cajun chicken?