Weight Watchers Chocolate Brownies Reviews

I eat a lot of Weight Watchers puddings as long as they are in the fridge or freezer, not because I am on a diet but just because they are in, lol! One of my favourites is Weight Watchers from Heinz Double Chocolate Brownies which are really yummy! These cost £1.33 from Morrisons unless you can find them on offer for a pound ...  Read the complete review

These seemed too good to be true, if I'm honest. Chocolate brownies, which are low fat and low in calories...so I gave them a go. They have sat in my freezer for a while, but tonight I gave them a go. Packaging... In a purple box, these have a white 'weight watchers' label on the front along with some nutritional values. ...  Read the complete review

I bought some of these last week, intending to ther review them, only to find, at the weekend, that my partner had snaffled them. They were duly replaced yesterday so I had one of them after tea. Packaging: The box is predominantly purple, as you'd expect a Weightwatchers product to be. There's a picture of the dessert ...  Read the complete review

Weight watchers are a diet company who supply products suitable for the WeightWatchers diet. One of their products are the brownie 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

Even when I was not on a diet I still ate these as they are very tasty. These come in packs of two individually wrapped pots. The pots are decent sizes, just enough to give you the satisfaction that you have had a treat. The pots are clear and there is a clear lip which is just peeled off. It is a chocolate brownie with ...  Read the complete review

These are my recently discovered favourite low-calorie option chocolate dessert. They are 163 calories per pot or three weight watchers points, which I think is very good considering they're so tasty! You get two individually wrapped pots in a pack, which some people may think are quite small but I think they are a good size for somebody that is ...  Read the complete review

I think what you have to bear in mind when you buy this is that it is a diet dessert and it's not going to be the tastiest chocolate product on the market. I am not a dieter at all and have never been overweight but I have a terrible sweet tooth and love cakes and sweets, particularly chocolate. At the moment I'm trying to cut down on my sweets ...  Read the complete review

Although I'm not on a diet as such, and haven't been since I discovered portion control and some commonsense is all that's needed to control my weight, I still often buy the lower fat and lower sugar versions of food. So while browsing in Heron a few weeks ago I noticed a two pack of Weight Watchers Double Chocolate Brownies for a £1 and popped ...  Read the complete review

Okay I started with Weight Watchers a month or so ago and have been losing weight steadily, despite the fact that I moved house in between and putting on some weight in between. Ah well. Anyway, having moved house my local supermarket is now Asda and isn't this just Weight Watchers heaven - anyone following the diet who hasn't visited yet, I ...  Read the complete review

This doesn't taste like a Diet treat, it actually tastes really really good. This is sold frozen and comes in a pack of 2. The price is around £1.40, but are often on offer for £1. The pack is 172g for the 2 desserts. So what is this? It comes in a round plastic tub and has a cellophane lid. It is a spongy, crumbly cake base ...  Read the complete review

These are another Weight Watchers from Heinz desert that I enjoy every once in a while. They come in a box of 2 for around £1 to £1.30 depending on where you buy them from (Farmfoods are usually £1 with Tesco and Sainsburys coming in at around £1.30) The box has the weight watchers from Heinz logo on the front along with a picture of the desert ...  Read the complete review

I never have really needed to lose any weight but I like to try new things, so I was dissappointed that people who are struggling to diet have to eat such un-food like things like weight watchers products. I tried one of these desserts the night before last, I was so confused by it I had to go back and read the box. Yes, they are ...  Read the complete review

I embarked upon a lifestyle change of the diet variety back in October 2007 and these Weight Watchers Chocolate Brownies very quickly became a regular feature on my shopping list. They are widely available in stores such as Tesco, Asda and Iceland and cost between £1.00 at £1.40 (they regularly feature in special offers) for a box of ...  Read the complete review

Having decided I need to lose weight, I recently purchased several Weight Watchers products. I do have quite a sweet tooth though, and felt I would still need something to satisfy my chocolate cravings! I noticed that their were a few weight watchers desserts available too, and decided on trying the double chocolate brownies. ~What is ...  Read the complete review

One of the finer foods in life is chocolate; I'm sure many are like me, and wouldn't mind consuming their body weight in the sweet treat if it were advisable! Though, unfortunately, it's not the most nutritious thing to consume, so I try to eat it as little as possible. However, there are times when you simply cannot help yourself and ...  Read the complete review

I tried these after a friend took a pack into work one night as a treat fro us both I am always on the look out for low sin (slimming world) products especially sweet things so I was really looking forward to them. They come in a mainly white cardboard box with the weightwatchers brand name in dark blue writing and chocolate brownies ...  Read the complete review

Being somewhat on the cuddly side and hoping not to pass this on to my daughters, I treated the family to some WeightWatchers brownies as opposed to the ordinary full fat (and full flavour) ones. VALUE FOR MONEY At nearly £2 for a pack of four I thought they would be of reasonable value if they tasted good. ...  Read the complete review