Heinz Weight Watchers Chicken Hotpot

A couple of years ago I called round to my sister's house and she was just finishing her lunch. I couldn't help but notice just how nice her lunch smelt so asked her what she had. It was a Heinz Weight Watchers Chicken Curry. My sister isn't fat in any way so I asked her why she was eating Weight Watchers (WW) food. 'Because they taste great!' was the answer. Fair enough. So I bought a WW Chicken Curry, and it tasted really good, see my previous Dooyoo review on it. When I bought the chicken curry I noticed WW had a whole range of quick ready meals, one of which being WW Chicken Hotpot. The Chicken Hotpot consists of slices of chicken breast in a creamy sauce ...  Read the complete review

You may have noticed from some of my other reviews that I am on Weightwatchers and trying to lose loads of weight so i can improve my health and lose some weight to feel a bit better about myself. I have tried different products from the Weightwatchers range before and have eaten this product in particular a few times. I am referring to Weightwatchers Chicken Hotpot. It is made by popular manufacturers Heinz and cost me £1 from Iceland. The product is 320 grams and i think £1 is enough to pay for a ready meal - i wouldnt really like to pay much more than this for it. The meal has 4 and a half points value in it. It also has 274 calories ...  Read the complete review

A low fat ready meal chicken hot pot, part of the Weight Watchers points range. Packaging The meal comes boxed in the traditional Weight Watchers colour of purple on the left of the box and a picture of the hot pot on the right. The meal is in a black microwave able tray with a clear film lid. The nutritional information and the cooking times are clearly shown on the sides of the box. The nutritional information is given in grams as well as Weight Watchers point's values. Cooking The meal can be microwaved in 7mins or oven cooked in 40mins. For either method the film lid is removed and the meal placed straight in the oven ...  Read the complete review

Heinz Weight Watchers Chicken Hotpot Description: Ready Meals / Tender pieces of chicken breast combined with select vegetables in a white sauce topped with parmentier potatoes. I have had a couple of ready meals from the Weight Watchers range before and usually found them quite appetising. As with the rest of the range, this meal comes in a purple box with the logo on the front and a picture of the food. These are great for convenience as they can be cooked in the oven, or in the microwave. It does say that they are best cooked in the oven, but I always use the microwave as I tend to take these to work for a quick lunch. See ...  Read the complete review

'Tender chicken breast slices in a delicate creamy sauce, with carrots, peas, and mushrooms, topped with crispy parmentier potatoes' I've been eating a fair few of these Weight Watchers lunches lately, and was looking for a bit more variation, so thought it was worth a try.The title doesn't sound inspiring, or the description for that matter, but the picture looks quite vibrant and filling. I'm on a pre-wedding diet, so the nutritional content of my meals is important to me, however being a big foodie, I'm rarely prepared to sacrifice taste for fewer calories. I've tried quite a few of the Weight Watchers range so far, and on the whole I have ...  Read the complete review