Weight Watchers Cheese Puffs

Weight Watchers Cheese Flavour Puffs are a puffed maize savoury snack. If you have tried Wotsits, they are the same principle. I really like Wotsits, so these are my diet substitute really. I know they are not trying to be wotsits, but it's hard not to make a comparison. In a nutshell, they are not so cheesy and not so puffed and have a harder texture. You can buy a multi pack of cheese puffs (5 bags) for about £1.50 in the supermarket. I got a bag for just £1 at Poundland this lunchtime.....20p per bag isn't bad! They are packaged in a white bag with a blue weight watchers logo on it and a picture of the product. They are labeled as, 'Deliciously cheesy melt ...  Read the complete review

Wotsits are my favourite crisps but are not very diet friendly. So as im on weight watchers i decided to give their cheese puffs a go and see if they would replace my wotsit fetish! What weight watchers say: They say these are a deliciously cheesy melt in the mouth maize snack. Price/Where to buy: They cost £1.48 from my local asdas for a multipack of 6 bags which are each 20g. What do they taste like in my opinion: They are very cheesy and in that way they are similar to wotsits. They are larger and crunchier than wotsits and taste like they have less fat. I like that about them and like the fact that you appear to get ...  Read the complete review

It's not really fair for me to write this review, but I hate Wotsits. Can't stand the smell of them and hate seeing children with the orange stain around their mouths. I don't buy them for my granddaughters simply because I find Wotsits irrationally foul. So it's strange I should find myself contemplating a packet of the Weight Watchers Cheese Puff, a product which is basically Wotsits for dieters. As expected, I didn't like them and it wasn't really the horrible synthetic cheese taste that made me dislike them. They have a strange texture and personally I didn't find anything appealing about them. I was given this packet in my Weight Watchers ...  Read the complete review

I adore crisps, and lunchtime is just not complete without a packet of crisps to go alongside my sandwich - even now while dieting I still use up a couple of points on a small packet. I discovered the WeightWatchers crisps on offer in Morrisons when I took my Nan there, I was actually pleasantly surprised at the range of the WeightWatchers products they stock. They were only £1 for a bag of six and there was a large variety of multipacks there, so I bought a couple of different ones to try them out. Cheese (oh how I miss just cutting a slice off the block of Cathedral City and popping it into my mouth) flavoured crisps - can't go wrong right? ...  Read the complete review

As you may already know from some of my other reviews, im on Weightwatchers at the minute and trying to lose close to 5 stone (eek!) Cheese is my downfall. I love it on pizza, baked potatoes, toast... the list is endless. I was in Poundland a few days and saw this multipack of Weightwatchers Cheese Puffs for £1! I thought that was a total bargain as anyone who follows Weightwatchers will know that their products are really expensive. I popped a multipack in my basket pleased with myself for having found such a good bargain. There are six packets of crisps in a multipack and each packet is 18 grams. I was even more delighted to see that ...  Read the complete review