Weight Watchers Cake Slices

When I was younger, quite often I would visit the bakers after a hard and tiring day at school to boost my energy levels with a creamy, delectable slice of carrot cake. I had not had a slice of such fine confectionary in about six years, until today, when I sampled Tesco's Carrot and Orange Cake slices. I was a bit peckish and fancied a little snack a short while after my unsatisfying peanut-butter sandwich for lunch. The peanut-butter had given me a craving for something sweet, but I had no idea what treats were lurking in the cupboard. I opened up the door and raided around the biscuit box, but the little selection of bourbons and 'creams did not seem to take my ...

It's not easy trying to lose weight and there are many times when you can be very tempted by something sweet and indulgent. One of my passions in the past has been a generous portion of carrot cake so when I saw that Weight Watchers produce these low fat carrot cake slices, along with a range of other cake slices, I thought it would be worth giving them a try! I've never been one to fully embrace the weight watchers diet regime but obviously if you do follow a weight watchers diet these can be part of that and on the packet you are told that each slice is worth only one point which seems pretty good to me. I always go by calories when I am trying to lose ...

I do bake very occasionally but believe there’s no shame in buying shop-bought cake (providing you take all the wrapping off and bash them about a bit before offering them as home-made to guests). Recently, I was introduced to Weight Watchers cake slices; not because I need to lose weight (there isn’t a pick on me, it’s desperate) but because whilst taking tea with some friends recently, they bought out some WW carrot cake slices, which were totally delicious and which I can highly recommend. However, this week I bought a pack of Weight Watchers 6 Almond Cake Slices and was extremely disappointed Description: ‘Deliciously ...