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American Recipes November 17, 2008

Healthy, Fat Free Fudge Brownie Recipe – 2 Points

CALLING ALL BROWNIE LOVERS…..

Who would have ever thought that there would be a brownie recipe that not only tastes GREAT, but is also low in calories, high in fiber, and is actually GOOD for you? Well, there is!!! And trust me when I tell you that these 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. It’s a great healthy dessert to feed the kids and is really a perfect treat for the whole family. Plus, with just 2 Weight Watchers Points per serving, it’ll help you stick to your diet goals while still feeling satisfied! The key is switching out one of the ingredients and making a simple, yet astonishingly healthy swap. Want to find out how and what? Keep reading!

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American Recipes October 27, 2008

Buffalo Chicken Strips Recipe – 4 Points

If there is a food that I could eat every day and not get tired of, buffalo chicken strips would be a top contender. But since following the Weight Watchers diet plan, I was hard pressed to find an amazing buffalo chicken strip recipe that not only tasted great, but would be low in Weight Watchers Points and good for me too. So I made up my own special, low calorie recipe! It tastes amazing, is incredibly low in fat and calories, and packs in an excellent serving of fiber! These buffalo chicken strips are also great to make for a party or picnic, and are a great, healthy snack to chow down on during your favorite football game (Go Steelers!)

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American Recipes October 26, 2008

Fiber One Pancake Recipe – 5 Points

Mmmmm…PANCAKES!!!! I have always adored these sweet, warm, cakey little love patties. But they aren’t at all diet friendly, so I rarely indulge myself in their yumminess. So when I read that Fiber One had released a new Pancake mix, I was overjoyed!! I already adore their super high fiber cereal, and use it for so many recipes (which I SWEAR, I have been meaning to blog about), so I knew I had to give this high fiber, low calorie pancake recipe a try. I got up early this morning, so excited to make my special Weight Watchers pancakes with the help of Fiber One Pancake Mix. And Oh Em Gee…..they were SOOOOOO good!! A little on the thin side, but nonetheless, they tasted amazing, and I am so incredibly with this fabulous find. I had three nice sized pancakes with butter and maple syrup for just 5 Weight Watchers Points. And I am stuffed. Fiber One, I so love you. Thanks for this amazing pancake recipe.

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Fabulous Food Finds October 20, 2008

The BEST low calorie yogurt — just 2 Points

Yogurt is SUCH a great dieting snack…it’s loaded with calcium, protein and lots of healthy bacteria. And though I prefer my yogurt frozen and slathered with hot fudge and Snickers pieces, that’s really not the best diet option. So to keep it healthy, I stick to the traditional version. But there are somany yogurts out there….which one do I choose? As I’m sure you’ve all seen in the grocery store, there are a gazillion different options….so many tempting flavors, so many low calorie options! And now there are all these different yogurts that aid in digestion or that come in smoothie form so you can drink it. With all these different choices, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. But which is the BEST one? Well, after LOTS of yogurt sampling, I’ve finally found that yogurt that makes my tastebuds and my waistline happy!! Which one is it, you ask….?

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American Recipes October 14, 2008

Peanut Butter Pie Recipe with Chocolate Chips – 7 Points

Mmmm…..chocolate and peanut butter…I don’t know anyone who doesn’t love this decadent combination. But if you’re dieting, the only chocolate and peanut butter deserts you are having are in your dreams. Surely, there had to be a way to make this dream a reality without destroying my diet efforts. And where there’s a will, there’s a way! I found this amazing dessert recipe through Weight Watchers and I have to honestly say, this 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. This pie is a fabulous dessert to take to a potluck or dinner party, because it’s so delicious, that I guarantee you that no one will know it’s a low calorie recipe.

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Blueberry Recipes September 17, 2008

Peach-Blueberry Stuffed French Toast Recipe – 4 Points

With summer coming to an end soon, it’s time to savor our last days of those delicious and healthy summer fruits. I found this awesome Weight Watchers Baked Stuffed French Toast Recipe and I wanted to share. I made it just this past Sunday and O M G…..Sooooooooooo delicious! Stuffed French Toast has never tasted so good! The thing I love most is that it’s so decadent…you feel like you’ve just ordered a fancy, gourmet breakfast from some over-priced restaurant. And of course, with just 4 Weight Watchers Points, it’s a guilt-free breakfast recipe that’ll knock your socks off.

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Bread Recipes July 16, 2008

Garlic Toast Recipe – 1 Point

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Looking for a quick and easy garlic bread recipe that’ll knock your taste buds off and still keep you within your Weight Watchers Points range? Try my guilt free Weight Watchers Garlic Toast Recipe and enjoy that crunchy, buttery, garlic-y delight without consuming all the extra fat and calories. The nutritional stats on most garlic toast recipes can be pretty darn scary, but this 1 Weight Watchers Point Recipe satisfies your craving for garlic bread without ruining your diet.

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4th of July Recipes July 14, 2008

Chicken Wings in Teriyaki Sauce Crock Pot Recipe – 2 Points

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I have always been a big fan of wings — buffalo wings, BBQ wings, teriyaki wings — I am an equal opportunity wing eater. Bit when I learned the nutritional value of most wings, I pretty much figured that I could never again enjoy that chicken wing yuminess without totally destroying my Weight Watchers Diet Plan. When I found this awesome crock pot recipe — a delicious Teriyaki Wings recipe for just 2 Weight Watchers Points, I was beyond excited. I HIGHLY recommend giving this tasty chicken wing recipe a try. Because it’s cooked in the slow cooker for so long, the meat REALLY soaks up the sauce and becomes so moist and tender and full of flavor. These teriyaki wings are better than most of the wings I’ve had a restaurants!! And yet, they are low in Weight Watchers Points, and are one of the best low calorie recipes for wings that I’ve ever found! Keep checking LaaLoosh for more tasty wing recipes like my low Point Buffalo Wings Recipe and my low Point Honey BBQ Wings Recipe!

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Chicken Recipes July 10, 2008

Crock Pot Chicken Parmesan Recipe – 6 Points

Chicken Parmesan is one of my most favorite Italian recipes. And when I found this Weight Watchers crock pot recipe for it, I was so excited to give it a try! It’s amazing — so deliciously cheesy and yet it has just 6 Weight Watchers Points per serving. This traditional Italian recipe makes a a great dinner for the whole family. Try serving it up with a low calorie salad or some steamed vegetables. Or, serve it on top of a cup of 0 Calorie Miracle Noodles and Voila — a low calorie Italian feast for just a handful of Weight Watchers Points!

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4th of July Recipes July 2, 2008

4th of July Hamburger Recipe – 4 Points

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One of my most favorite 4th of July BBQ foods is a good old fashioned, fresh from the grill hamburger or cheeseburger! Unfortunately, those burgers can come with some pretty hefty nutritional stats. But my recipe is so amazingly delicious, it will knock your socks off! And don’t worry — it’s not a veggie burger or even a turkey burger — it’s a real, honest-to-goodness real beef hamburger! It’s the perfect Weight Watchers Fourth of July recipe to use if you are following the Weight Watchers plan, but still want to partake in all the holiday BBQ yumminess! This is definitely you’ll want to add to your 4th of July picnic’s menu!

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4th of July Recipes June 30, 2008

Cajun Chicken Wrap Recipe – 3 Points

Since the Fourth of July is coming up in just a few days, and just about everyone I know will be going to some kind of cookout, barbecue or picnic. I thought I’d share a few awesome, healthy, low calorie recipes that are easy to make and perfect for that 4th of July BBQ!

So I’ve decided to devote this week’s posts entirely to yummy, yet low in Points, Fourth of July barbecue recipes! If you are looking for healthy barbecue foods to take to your holiday celebration, you’ve come to the right place.

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Christmas Recipes June 28, 2008

Crock Pot Cherry Cobbler Recipe – 6 Points

No baking required! Here’s a delicious dessert recipe that is not baked in the oven, but is actually made in a crock pot. I never even knew that dessert crock pot recipes existed! But I made this cherry cobbler the other night and it was a huge hit! 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. You can even try experimenting with this recipe by making it with different types of berries! Strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, raspberries — this crock pot recipe will work well with any of them.

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