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Full of fiber and flavor, this tasty black bean dip recipe is incredibly filling. Serve it as a dip with fresh veggies, baked pita chips, or baked tortilla chips as a delicious and healthy appetizer recipe. I also used this dip as a sandwich spread on a turkey breast sandwich. Deeelish! This is really such an easy dip recipe, you can make it in no time, so it’s a great snack idea if you need to whip up something healthy – fast! Also, I am obsessed with spicy foods, so if you don’t like things as hot as I do, just take out the jalapenos in this recipe. :) Though this is not an official one of Weight Watchers Dip Recipes, it’s 1 Point Total servings, make it an ideal dip for any dieter.

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A while back, I posted a recipe about how to make your own ranch dressing with just 1 Point Total. And while this recipe, which was submitted by a reader, is absolutely AMAZINGLY yummy, sometimes, I just don’t always feel like making my own salad dressing, and I want something quick and easy and straight out of the bottle. And a yummy, low calorie ranch dressing is hard to find. The fat free salad dressings just taste gross, in my opinion. So when I tried today’s Fabulous Food Find, I was super excited to share it with all of you! Keep reading to learn more about this yummy, weight watchers friendly ranch dressing…

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Here’s a fantastic way to spice up your green beans! This easy caramelized green beans and shallot recipe is ideal to accompany any weight watchers meal. I love veggies, but sometimes, I find it hard to get all my daily servings in without things getting boring. So when I tried this recipe, I was THRILLED! Full of flavor and light on calories, these tasty green beans with shallots and butter and bacon will be enjoyed by everyone. And with just a 1 Point Total per serving, it’s the perfect weight watchers side dish recipe. Enjoy!

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If you are looking for a super yummy, low calorie version of a homemade carrot cake recipe, then you came to the right place! Considering that traditional carrot cakes can average 12-15 weight watchers points per serving, this diet friendly carrot cake recipe is a fabulous bargain at just a 4 Point Total per serving. And then there’s the not so average, Cheesecake Factory’s Carrot Cake Recipe. It has approximately: 1,510 calories, 84g fat, 600mg sodium, 179g carbs, 6g fiber, 129g sugars, 18g protein = 36 Weight Watchers Points!!!! CRAZY. I have always been a fan of carrot cakes with that rich, gooey, cream cheese frosting, but being a Weight Watcher pretty much kept me away from all my favorite dessert recipes. But after some trial and error and alterations with traditional carrot cakes recipes, I was able to create a version that is much lower in points and yet still tastes AMAZING. And though this is not an official one of weight watchers dessert recipes, it’s a great, low calorie dessert that will satisfy the carrot cake lover in everyone.

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Delicious and satisfying, this healthy Spinach and Artichoke Quiche Recipe will have you love being a weight watcher! Packed with protein, calcium and vitamins, it’s an incredibly good for you, low calorie breakfast recipe. Though, you can really serve this for any meal. Each nicely sized serving is just a 2 Point Total, so even if you decide to indulge and have 2 servings, you won’t be going overboard on your Weight Watchers Points. My whole family loved this tasty, low calorie quiche recipe, and I loved the full feeling I had after eating it! If you are looking for healthy recipes that are weight watchers friendly, you’ve gotta give this Artichoke and Spinach Quiche a try!

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Ever since the first time I tried Eggs Benedict, I have been in LOVE with Hollandaise Sauce. Something about that ooey gooey, creamy, buttery goodness that I just can’t get enough. But since the two main ingredients in traditional hollandaise sauce recipes are eggs and butter, it can end up being a pretty fattening sauce, loaded with Weight Watchers Points. But by making a few small changes, I slimmed it down, and made it a much more weight watchers friendly recipe. This delicious French sauce works well over eggs, salmon, toast, or roasted veggies (like asparagus). With just a 1 Point Total per serving, you can treat yourself to a gourmet and decadent dressing that the whole family will enjoy. And this recipe shows you how to make it a blender instead of using a double boiler, so it’s the best easy hollandaise sauce recipe!

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