Weight Watchers Chicken Curry

Having been satisfied by the majority of the Weight Watchers products I have tried to date, I decided to give the Chicken Curry option a go when I stumbled across it in the 'healthy' freezer section at Asda. It was quite a risk to take; curry either agrees with me or it doesn't. I was not sure how this Heinz product was going to react with me. I was hoping that it would go down well, and would provide me with a delicious meal. Before I cooked the meal, I studied the packaging carefully. On the front, next to the clearly stated nutrition information, there was a picture of how the meal was going to look, or 'supposed' to. That was quite appealing to me; the ...

Because of my sweet tooth (see many of my other reviews) I have to try and eat slightly healthier on other occasions. It's not always possible to make a proper meal with meat and vegetables from scratch in this busy world we live in, so I, like a lot of people, have to turn to ready meals from time to time. Weight Watchers make a number of different ready meals, and one of my particular favourites is their Chicken Curry. If you're familiar with the Weight Watchers points system, this meal will cost you 4 1/2 points, which to non-point savvy people is a pretty low fat point rating. The curry takes about 11 minutes to 'cook'. 6 1/2 on full ...

I got home a few nights ago and had absolutely nothing to eat in the house - well, nothing that constituted a meal anyway. I was totally shattered, and couldn't really be bothered to go to the shops, but I managed to drag myself to Somerfield before it shut, and picked up a weight watchers chicken curry as I wanted something quick to make. ~About the product~ This is a frozen ready meal from the weight watchers range. It contains chicken curry and white rice. It has a weight watchers points value of 4.5 points. ~Packaging~ This comes in a purple cardboard box, as do most of the weight watchers frozen products, and this means ...