Dessert RecipesWho doesn’t love dessert!? Make sure to browse my collection of low calorie dessert recipes for cakes, cream pies, cobblers, cupcakes candy, cheesecakes, brownies, cookies, tortes, pies, pudding, ice cream, sorbets, fruit tarts, no-bake desserts, and so much more. Wow…just typing that has made my tummy start grumbling! I’ve searched high and low for the best healthy dessert recipes imaginable, and even created quite a few too. So if you are looking for a good low calorie dessert recipe, with the Weight Watchers Points Value, check out these posts! Healthy, Fat Free Fudge Brownie Recipe - Just 2 Weight Watchers Points!Posted by: LaaLoosh in 2 Weight Watchers Points, American Recipes, Baking, Brownie Recipes, Dessert Recipes, Healthy Recipes, Low Calorie Recipes, Pumpkin Recipes, Vegetarian RecipesThese brownies are so moist, chewy, and incredibly delicious, that you will NEVER believe that they each have just 2 Weight Watchers Points per brownie!!! This is a fudge brownie recipe that will satisfy your chocolate craving, but also give you a great dose of fiber and vitamins, and is truly a must try recipe. Weight Watchers Chocolate Chip Peanut Butter Pie Recipe - 7 PointsPosted by: LaaLoosh in 5 Weight Watchers Points, 7 Weight Watchers Points, American Recipes, Chocolate Recipes, Dessert Recipes, Pie Recipes, Vegetarian RecipesThis pie recipe is SO good that I CANNOT believe it’s Weight Watchers recipe!! It’s so rich and creamy, even just a few bites will satisfy you. Crock Pot Cherry Cobbler Recipe - 6 Weight Watchers PointsPosted by: LaaLoosh in 6 Weight Watchers Points, Christmas Recipes, Crock Pot Recipes, Dessert Recipes, Food Recipes, Fruit Recipes, Thanksgiving Recipes, Vegetarian RecipesHere’s a delicious dessert recipe that is not baked in the oven, but is actually made in a crock pot. Easy to make, incredibly tasty and adding up to just 6 Weight Watchers Points — this cherry cobbler recipe is definitely worth trying. Simple and sweet, this fresh cobbler will bring in rave reviews. Weight Watchers Apple Pie Recipe - just 4 Points!Posted by: LaaLoosh in 4 Weight Watchers Points, American Recipes, Apple Pie Recipes, Apple Recipes, Baking, Dessert Recipes, Pie Crust Recipes, Thanksgiving Recipes, Vegetarian RecipesGood old American apple pie. Who doesn’t love it? Can you imagine a Thanksgiving Dinner without it? I certainly can’t. And since I’m a big apple pie fan, I was determined to find a tasty, low calorie apple recipe that would be low in Weight Watchers Points, but still delicious enough to impress my dinner guests. Chocolate Chip Peanut Butter Pie Recipe - 7 Weight Watchers PointsPosted by: LaaLoosh in 7 Weight Watchers Points, Dessert Recipes, Low Calorie Recipes, Pie RecipesMmmmmm…chocolate chip peanut butter pie…just typing those words is getting me all excited! I’m fantasizing about diving into a nice, creamy, decadent slice of chocolate peanut butter heaven. But when the average slice of your typical chocolate peanut butter pie clocks in at an average of 15-24 Weight Watchers Points, it’s definitely a dieting no-no. Crock Pot Low Calorie Apples ‘N Port Recipe - 4 Weight Watchers PointsPosted by: LaaLoosh in 4 Weight Watchers Points, Crock Pot Recipes, Dessert Recipes, Low Calorie RecipesI was looking for something fancy (yet cheap and easy) to serve at a dinner party that my fiancé and I recently hosted and this low calorie crock pot recipe I found for apples ‘n port really fit the bill! This slow cooker recipe is so amazingly delicious over ice cream or shortbread. Slow Cooker Apple Pie Bread Pudding Recipe - 3 Weight Watchers PointsPosted by: LaaLoosh in 3 Weight Watchers Points, Bread Pudding, Crock Pot Recipes, Dessert RecipesYeah, this recipe tastes as good as it sounds! It’s the perfect mix of apple pie and bread pudding that’s great served hot or cold. This Apple Pie Bread Pudding Recipe is low fat, low calorie and an amazing dessert for anyone who is following the Weight Watchers plan. Made in your crock pot, this recipe is so easy and so delicious, it’ll please your whole family and impress your guests.
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