Top 10 Weight Watchers Low Point Snack Recipes (2024)

Here are 10 delicious Weight Watchers snack recipes you are sure to enjoy. All are low in points but high in enjoyment. Use these for quick snacks or a healthy addition to your favorite lunch.

WeightWatchers Best Snacks

Just because you are trying to lose weight doesn’t mean you have to give up snacking. Snacks can be part of a healthy weight loss program.

The key as a WW member is to choose healthy snacks that won’t put you over your points goal for the day.

Here are some of my favorite quick W W snacks that don’t even need a recipe:

• Raw veggies like baby carrots, cucumbers, broccoli or jicama with ranch dip
• Fruit like apples, bananas, pears, oranges, berries, watermelon or cantaloupe
• Turkey pepperoni with light string cheese
• Deli lunchmeat dipped in mustard or G Hughes BBQ sauce
• Popchips
• Good Thins crackers (corn ones) with salsa
• Premier Protein in hot or iced coffee – click here for more WW coffee ideas

Top 10 Weight Watchers Low Point Snack Recipes

All of the following snack recipes are healthy and delicious, and best of all they are low in points.

When it comes to snacking, we highly encourage reaching for whole, fresh, zero points foods for snacks the majority of the time. Fruits, veggies, and zero point soups and yogurt are wonderful healthy options.

But sometimes you want something a little more, and these recipes are for those moments.

Some of these healthy snacks require baking zero point foods. WW guideline is that if you are eating a zero point food it continues to be zero points, but if you blend a zero point food into a drink (such as fruit into a smoothie), it will have points. Click here to learn more about how fruit is counted on Weight Watchers.

WW diabetic members points will be different for some foods such as fat-free dairy, fruit, and corn.

Enjoy these tasty snack recipes while staying in your Weight Watchers points budget.

1. Weight Watchers Zero Point Banana Soufflé

Weight Watchers Banana Souffle (0 points) – This personal sized soufflé uses just two whole-foods ingredients and tastes amazing. This is one of my personal favorite snacks and it’s also a great way to refuel after a workout. Click here to track on the WW app.

2. Roasted Garbanzo Beans

Garlic Roasted Garbanzo Beans – These hearty roasted Garbanzo beans from You Brew My Tea are well worth the points.

3. Two Ingredient Pumpkin Muffins

WW Pumpkin Muffins – These warm, sweet muffins are low in points and they freeze beautifully. Pull out and microwave for a sweet snack anytime. Click here to track this recipe on the WW app.

4. Two Ingredient Dough Bagels

Two Ingredient Dough Bagels – Make these savory bagels plain or sprinkle with Everything But the Bagel Seasoning. If you prefer a sweet bagel, try adding cinnamon and a bit of sugar or sweetener. Click here to track this recipe on the WW app.

5. WW Taco Dip

Taco Dip– Snack on this yummy taco dip next time you have a party or family game night. The recipe from Slap Dash Mom calls for fat-free sour cream, but I like to substitute plain, non-fat Greek yogurt which is lower in points and higher in protein.

Serve with Good Things Corn Smart Ones crackers or baked tortilla chips.

6. Sunshine Salad

Sunshine Salad – Enjoy sweet fruit flavors in this yummy recipe from Simply Stacie that combines fruit and sugar-free pudding mix. If you like this type of salad, be sure to check out our WW Cherry Fluff Salad and WW Orange Fluff Salad recipes.

7. Instant Pot Premier Protein Yogurt

Instant Pot Premier Protein Yogurt Recipe – WW members love Premier Protein because it’s just so low in points per serving. (WW coffee hack – try it as a coffee creamer replacement.) Now you can make healthier homemade Greek yogurt with it. Our cold-start recipe makes it extra-easy. Click here to track this recipe on the WW app.

8. Roasted Green Peas

8. Crunchy Roasted Green Peas – These peas from Super Healthy Kids are zero points and are satisfying to munch.

9. Easy Cucumber Chips

Easy 3 Ingredient Cucumber Chips – Another zero point snack, check out this recipe from for the chips from Birds Eye Meeple. If you like salt and vinegar chips, you’ll love these.

10. Baked Sweet Potato Chips

Baked Sweet Potato Chips – These sweet potato chips are low in points and super-healthy. Try them in the oven or air fryer. Check out the recipe and WW points values at Living Sweet Moments.

See Also

8 Best Weight Watchers Desserts – Recipes with SmartPoints - FoodMasta

Bonus – 3 More WW Snack Recipes We Love

1. Tofu Chips

Tofu Chips – This recipe from FoodnService is low in points. Make them with Everything Bagel seasoning, Chili-Lime or your favorite flavor.

2. Protein Bistro Boxes

Weight Watchers Protein Bistro Box – Starbucks Copy Cat– This awesome snack box makes a filling lunch or use it to munch throughout the day. Click here to track this recipe on the WW app.

What if you want to buy your Weight Watchers snacks? Check out this list of WW products to buy on Amazon for our top favorites.

3. Red Lentil Crepes

Red Lentil Pancakes – These crepes are made with just red lentils and water, so they are zero points! These are easy to make since they are mixed in the blender. Click here to track on the WW app.

What’s your favorite Weight Watchers snack?

How to Lose Weight with WW Points

I’ve been following Weight Watchers for many years and in fact lost most of my 100 lb weight loss by counting points. Read more about my weight loss story here.

While WW isn’t the only program that works for weight loss, I think it’s a great one because counting points guides you into healthier choices, plus it can be fun.

I also love the fact that every WW plan includes zero point foods. In fact, I love zero point foods so much that I created a 3 day zero point meal plan that was featured in Woman’s World magazine.

Today, I run an online Christian women’s fitness and healthy eating program, Faithful Finish Lines, and I still follow the Weight Watchers program because it works!

How to Snack and Lose Weight

If you are someone who enjoys snacking, don’t feel you need to give it up in order to lose weight.

The key to making snacks work is energy balance. At the end of the day, there’s only one way to lose weight and that’s eating fewer calories than you burn. (I explain this concept in greater detail in this free 7-day Jump Start Your Weight Loss challenge.)

For us as WW members, this means making sure you eat within your daily points allowance.

Whether you are snacking in the evenings, at night, during the day, or when hunger strikes, it’s important to plan ahead for treats that won’t put you over your calories or points goal for the day.

Another way to incorporate snacks is to use your weekly points. Weekly points can be used a little each day (like for treats) or save them for bigger splurges. WW plans for you to use your weekly points so don’t be afraid to use them.

I use most of my points every week and I’ve gotten to my goal weight.

For more healthy Weight Watchers snack ideas, be sure to check out our30 Weight Watchers Zero Point Meals and Snacks.

Many of the snack recipes we list can be made ahead and taken on the go, such as the WW Pumpkin Muffins, crunchy peas or tofu chips. Our WW On the Go meal plan has more recipes and food ideas for busy days.

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