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Are these snacks for the Freestyle program?
You’ve made the decision to follow the Weight Watchers program and have learned how to calculate points, but the tough part is right around the bend. What to eat when you just really want a snack?
We’ve updated this post with info from the new Weight Watchers Freestyle Smart Points program so you can snack to your heart’s content with these great low point snacks!
People have asked in the past and I know some people don’t follow the newest version of the program but everything in this post is based on the Freestyle Smart Points program. If that doesn’t apply to you this post probably won’t have the same point values as you are used to seeing.
That being said…we’re humans…not robots. We make mistakes! If you are questioning certain point values you can always double check with your app or the online program and feel free to leave a polite comment, I’m never opposed to making necessary updates or clarifications for mistakes.
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20 Weight Watchers Low Points Snacks
Here are 20 Snacks Under 3 Weight Watchers Points that are sure to not only satisfy your craving while not adding to your waistline. With a few things from each popular group (salty, savory, sweet and sour food choices), you are sure to find something on this list that grabs your attention and makes your taste buds do a happy dance in anticipation.
PRINGLES STIX: Tons of flavor options and only 2 points per package
CREAM OF WHEAT: 1 Cup is only 3 points and they now have a creamy chocolate flavor that is amazing!
NONFAT YOGURT: 1 6oz carton Nonfat Yogurt is zero points. Some brands may vary, look for unsweetened, plain nonfat varieties! This goes for Greek yogurt as well.
FIBER ONE BARS: Be sure to find the Fiber One Mini Bars. Those are 3 points! They also make bran muffins and other options that are in the 2-3 point range!
LAUGHING COW CHEESE: 1 wedge any flavor is only 1 point.
JELLO & COOL WHIP: 1 Cup Sugar-Free Jello with 2 Tablespoons Sugar-Free or Reduced Fat Cool Whip weigh in at less than 2 points
SUGAR-FREE PUDDING CUP – Snack Pack brand is just 3 points per cup. This is great when you are craving chocolate and don’t want to use all the points of a candy bar.
NABISCO 100 CALORIE PACK CHEESE NIPS: 1 pack is only 3 points.
FRUIT ROLL UP: These classics from childhood are only 2 points each.
ALMOND MILK: 1 Cup Almond Milk is only 1 point. Mix in 1 tablespoon sugar-free chocolate syrup for a 3 point drink. Get the unsweetened vanilla varieties and you’ll be snacking happily!
HARD BOILED EGG: 1 hard-boiled egg is zero points so you can have these as a great snack or breakfast item.
LIGHT STRING CHEESE: 1 stick of light string cheese is only 1 point.
SUNFLOWER SEEDS: 1 tablespoon shelled sunflower seeds is only 1 point.
AIR POPPED POPCORN: 3 cups without butter or seasoning is only 3 points.
GRAPES: 1 cup seedless grapes is 0 points, feel free to snack happy.
FRESH FRUIT: 1 whole small apple, pear or orange or 1 cup of fresh diced fruit is free. Snacking on fresh fruits and veggies is a must with the new Freestyle update.
NONFAT COTTAGE CHEESE: 1 cup nonfat cottage cheese is only 2 points.
VEGGIES & HUMMUS: 1 Cup fresh vegetables (carrots, celery, cucumber, tomato or broccoli) and 2 tablespoons hummus is only 2 points.
ANTS ON A LOG: 2 stalks of celery with 1 tablespoon of peanut butter 3 points. For just 1 point more you can have some raisins for on your snack!
ENGLISH MUFFIN: ½ English Muffin spread with 1 tablespoon sugar-free fruit spread is only 3 points.
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How do serving sizes play into these low point snacks for Weight Watchers?
As you can see snacking can be both tasty and low in points when you look at some of the great variety of items listed in our 20 Weight Watchers Low Point Snacks.
As always, remember to check serving sizes, weigh products, and measure properly as sometimes different brands will have slight variances in calorie and nutrition information. Enjoy a tasty snack that satisfies your cravings while staying within your points range for today.
Where did you get these point values?
I always use the Weight Watchers online program or the WW app to calculate my points as well as the serving sizes.
Weight Watchers is going to be the authority on points and serving sizes for any food you are eating. So when I’m tracking foods or looking for meal plan options I start on their app and website to make sure I’m getting the best and most accurate information.
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18 Comments
Brandilyn
August 23, 2014 at 10:02 amI’m not sure where you are getting your info…but grapes are zero points and so are apples…have been for years, if those are wrong in your list it makes me wonder if any of your point values are correct…weight watchers switched over to points plus years ago, so it would be more helpful to use the new values when posting things like this.
Leah
September 8, 2014 at 9:41 amSome people still use the old system.. Everyone should have a points slider and/or a points calculator. This post says Weight Watchers Points, not Points Plus.. So, Brandilyn maybe they intended this on being for people on the older system.
Nina
July 23, 2016 at 2:04 pmThank you for taking your time to help people …it is very appreciated
Nina
Kathy
February 13, 2015 at 7:11 pmTotally agree. Most all fruit and veggies raw and unadorned are 0 pts!
Lynn Woehrle
January 20, 2017 at 11:55 amJust joined WW all fruit are zero pts!!!!
Michele Brosius
January 20, 2017 at 4:18 pmGood to know. This post was based on flexpoints, not smartpoints. Good luck on your WW journey. Thanks for stopping by.
Mickey
February 9, 2017 at 6:14 pmI was wondering the same here….it’s like some of he recipes that people post…can’t imagine how they figure….be safe do your own calculating… 🙂
kendra
September 25, 2014 at 4:31 pmNo need to be mean, these ladies went out of their way to write this post and to share it with you. Some of these a points are the same for ww +, but it does clearly say weight watchers points and not points plus. Either way, these are good, healthy snack ideas. Thanks, ladies!
Robin
February 25, 2017 at 6:32 pmTotally agree!! Thank you writing to help others!!!
Betty Albert
March 24, 2015 at 12:24 pmGreat list! I’m posting it on my fridge! I was just standing in front of it trying to decide on a good snack!!
Noxie
June 2, 2015 at 5:27 pmThanks for this list. It is GREAT!! I do not follow points plus so this is very helpful to me.
Amy
November 24, 2015 at 9:13 pmThank you for this info!! I just started WW and really have no idea what to eat. This is very informative and regardless of new or old system, it’s very helpful. 😉
Sherryl Wilson
March 28, 2016 at 9:10 pmThanks for the list of reminders on snacks. I find myself struggling to find something different.
Chris
October 3, 2016 at 11:25 amThanks you for the list
Sheila
April 23, 2017 at 11:58 amI was just wanting to know how you calculate the points for a certain recipe. Do you do each ingredient seperate or how is done. Thanks in advance for any info.
Michele Brosius
April 24, 2017 at 2:08 pmyes you put all the ingredients in the calculator and add the servings so it can calculate the points for each serving.
Mary Jane
September 18, 2018 at 2:56 pmI scanned every fiber one bar I could find for 90 calories and they were all between 4 and 5 points
Michele Brosius
September 18, 2018 at 10:45 pmThanks for letting me know we made a mistake there. It looks like the Fiber One Minis are 3 points. We’ll get that updated.