Weight Watchers Banoffee Desserts Reviews

I have a really sweet tooth like a lot of people but am not allowed to eat my mum's Weight Watchers Desserts as they are expensive... When will parents ever learn things that are out of bounds are more tempting than ever, lol! These 'Banoffee Desserts' are sold in packs of two; usually about £1.39 unless they are on offer for ...  Read the complete review

I popped into my local corner shop on the way home from work last night to pick up a few bits 'n' pieces & saw a couple of Weight Watchers desserts in the freezer that I hadn't tried so I thought I'd givem them a whirl. Packaging: The box is predominantly purple, as you'd expect a Weightwatchers product to be. ...  Read the complete review

Weight watchers are a diet company who supply products suitable for the WeightWatchers diet. One of their products are the banoffee desserts. They can be found in all supermarkets such as Tesco, Asda, Waitrose etc as well as being able to be ordered from Weight Watchers themselves either online or over the phone. Often they can be ...  Read the complete review

It is a well known fact that when on a diet you are more likely to crave what you cannot have. With Weight Watchers you do not encount these problems due to the fact that they produce everyday food, all of your favourites just with a lower fat and calorie content. These Banoffee Desserts are very tasty and they are of a high quality. They are a ...  Read the complete review

I do like sweet things and desserts, but I think I would always reach for a bag of crisps before a Cake. Being on a Diet, and technically being allowed some Crisps a day, then I can do that, but you know what it's like when you're not allowed something, then you want it more? That's where desserts come in, as I have found my sweet tooth ...  Read the complete review

Dieting or 'healthy eating' as it's now more popularly known is not usually a time for enjoying delicious treats and desserts. That was until now. What do WW say about their banoffee desserts? They say these are 2 individual toffee sponges that are topped with toffee and banana mousse, toffee sauce and toffee curls. What ...  Read the complete review

Is there anything more sensuous than a luscious dessert, dear dooyoo'ers? Especially when it's not naughty but very, very spoon-lickingly nice? Mmm, mmm! ;o) Right then readers, I want you to say out loud in a sexy French accent the Weight Watchers descriptive passage on the front of that seductively enticing box: ...  Read the complete review

MMMMmmm these are delicious. Well OK their not as good as a real banoffee pie with whipped cream, but for those of us following a weight loss regime, they make it that little bit more exciting. The are an ice cream and sauce desert on a small amount of sponge, they can be found in the freezer section and then you eat them frozen. ...  Read the complete review

My favourite dessert by far is banoffee pie but with all that cream, biscuit base and toffee its not the healthiest thing. However I noticed weight watchers did them and being as they were on on offer I thought I would throw them in the trolley. They cost me 1pound for 2 pots but normally I think they retail at 1.39 for two pots. The ...  Read the complete review

As many of you will know, I've been changing my eating habits (very successfully might I add!) over the past few months and am always on the lookout for new desserts which satisfy my sweet tooth without being laden with calories and fat. I've tried several of the Weight Watchers offerings, even though I am not following their plan, and have ...  Read the complete review

I am currently on a weight watchers eating plan and although I am doing this to loose weight I do not believe that avoiding foods that take my fancy is in my best interest (as if I don't loose weight one week I will probably head out and eat something fattening - hence the reason I am doing ww!) However, I do believe that choosing lower fat ...  Read the complete review

I'm a huge fan of Weight Watchers products, and when I discovered their frozen dessert range, I was utterly thrilled to realise that they offered a Banoffee dessert; one of my favourite flavour combinations in existence! At only £1 for two, I added them to the trolley. On the girly packaging (most of Weight Watchers products seem ...  Read the complete review

Before I met my partner I was never really into puddings but he had grown where after a main meal came pudding. As both of us had signed up to Weight watchers after becoming a little on the tubby side I decided to have a look for some treats for us as my partner had quite a lot of points in his daily allowance I thought it an ideal way ...  Read the complete review

Looking longingly at the frozen desserts whilst shopping in Tesco last week, and knowing that I shouldn't be eating cream laden things I spotted Weight Watchers Banoffee Deserts on offer, at £1 instead of £1.39 so I popped a box in the trolley. What are Banoffee Desserts? According to the box "Rich toffee and Banana ...  Read the complete review