Weight Watchers Baked Apples Recipe

This Weight Watchers baked apples recipe is simple, delicious, and healthy. Everyone will love this fresh, indulgent treat!

If you want another delicious apple recipe for Weight Watchers try out Weight Watchers Apple Crisp!

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Learning how to make an easy baked apples recipe is great for any time of the year. Apples are available everywhere pretty much year round and it doesn’t need to be cold out to enjoy this warm and delicious treat. Top it with some ice cream in the summer and you have the perfect cool dessert!

If you are not on the Weight Watchers program don’t worry, there’s nothing strange about these baked apples. This is a WW baked apples recipe which only means it’s made with wholesome ingredients and is a more healthy alternative than some other baked apples recipes!

For those of you who are on Weight Watchers, the points are broken down for you below!

What you’ll need to make my WW baked apples recipe at home:

You will need some pretty simple and basic ingredients for this recipe. I love that all of these things are readily available at my usual grocery store or farmers market so I don’t have to look all over the place for things I need to make a wholesome treat!

You can find the full amounts of the ingredients in the printable recipe card below but here’s a list of what you will need, don’t forget to shop your pantry first!

Small apples, about 5 ounces each for this recipe will work best, you will also need old fashioned oats, raisins, brown sugar, walnuts, ground cinnamon, and butter. That’s it! Just a few simple ingredients come together to make these baked apples so tasty and flavorful.

How to make a baked apples Weight Watchers recipe:

Prepare the apples first, if they don’t stand up on their own cut the bottom so they have a flat spot to stay upright more easily. Next, use a spoon or a melon baller to scoop out the cores. Be sure to leave about 2/3 of an inch of flesh with the skin and leave the bottoms in tact to keep the filling from falling out the bottom.

In a bowl, mix together the oats, raisins, sugar, walnuts, and cinnamon. Add the butter at the end and toss to moisten the mixture evenly.

Add the mixture into the apples, 2 tablespoons per apple should be plenty.

While you are stuffing the apples preheat the air fryer to 300 degrees F and line the bottom of the air fryer basket with foil or parchment to keep the mess contained.

Add the apples to the air fryer basket and place the apple tops back on if you want. Cook them in the air fryer for about 25 minutes or until the apples are tender. You can also bake these apples in the oven at a similar temperature, though they may take longer to get tender!

Weight Watchers Points Information:

We can’t forget the points! That’s a crucial part of doing the Weight Watchers program.

Courtesy WW Point Calculation

• Be sure to calculate the points value of the foods and recipes you eat in the app.
• Always add ingredients and serving sizes and don’t rely on the nutrition facts in the recipe.
• Accuracy will come from the information you input on the app.

Remember, if you make changes or substitutions you need to recalculate the points for yourself so that you have an accurate listing of your ingredients.

Printable Weight Watchers Baked Apples Recipe:

More delicious Weight Watchers recipes:

Here’s the thing…you can never have too many delicious Weight Watchers recipes on hand, right? Try out some of these other family favorites, I’m sure they’ll wow you as much as they have my family and I!

We love Instant Pot recipes and this Mac and cheese is so indulgent but also lighter and great for Weight Watchers. If you like Mac and cheese you have to try these Weight Watchers Mac and cheese donuts too!

For more delicious fruit based recipes try out Weight Watchers lemon cheesecake! It’s so easy to make and very indulgent. I also recommend the Weight Watchers raspberry dessert for a light, sweet, treat! Orange Jello Fluff is also a hit in our house!