Weight Watchers Bacon & Leek Quiche Reviews

Weight Watchers Bacon & Leek Quiche Ready Meals

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Newest Review: ... the freezer for an easy meal and cannot be re-frozen after it's been defrosted. Weight Watchers Bacon and Leek Quiche can be ... more

 ... eaten hot or cold, however I decided to heat it up for about 15 minutes at 180 degrees so the top goes a little bit crispy, and it starts smelling delicious. Cutting open the quiche the pastry is lovely and crisp but at the same time as it's quite thick on the outside edge so on the inside it's quite moist. The pastry on the bottom was also quite thick, and by the time I got to this part I was finding it a little bit stodgy and decided to leave some as the taste was becoming bland aswell. The filling of the quiche ...more

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graceyyxx
Weight Watchers Bacon & Leek Quiche: Quiche on a diet? Or not worth the calories? (437 words)
by - written on 14/06/11 (Very useful, 71 readings)
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Although I'm not officially on a diet, I do try occasionally to eat the right things, especially when they're lower fat alternatives to my usual favourites. Last week in Tesco I spotted Weight Watchers quiches on offer at only £1 (usually £1.34), there were two varieties available, Mediterranean Vegetable and Bacon and Leek which I opted for. The quiche comes in a small square card box, clearly displaying the Weight Watchers logo and a picture of the quiche with a chunk cut out looking tasty. Inside the box the quiche is kept in a foil tray, and is an individual portion. The quiche can be frozen making it a great thing to have in the freezer for an easy meal ...  Read the complete review

elliesmom2010
Another nice product from Weightwatchers! (513 words)
by - written on 17/04/10 (Very useful, 91 readings)
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Weightwatchers Bacon and Leek Quiche I am somewhat fanatical at the moment with trying to lose some weight for the summer and I am buying lots of Weightwatchers, and Slimfast products, to give myself a bit more variety rather than just sticking to Weightwatchers alone. One of Weightwatchers products that I do really enjoy along with a lovely fresh green salad is this little quiche. This is an individual quiche and comes in a box of about 5" squared with Weightwatchers in large bold blue lettering at the top of the box and a lovely picture of the quiche on the front. This Weightwatchers quiche contains 30% less fat than a ...  Read the complete review

Nicola_04
Weight Watchers Bacon & Leek Quiche: The new quiche from Weight Watchers (514 words)
by - written on 22/04/09 (Very useful, 88 readings)
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The majority of my household are on the weight watcher diet, and it is quite interesting to see when I open the fridge or the cupboard the new products they have bought when been out shopping and I am quite surprised at the vast range weight watchers now do, ranging from bread, to chocolate bars, to frozen desserts and what this particular review is about... their bacon and leek quiche. Its been quite good that my parents on trying the weight watchers diet as it gives me a chance to cut out some of the rubbish and eat what they eat now and then and so I decided to cook the bacon and leek quiche before work and then have it with a salad at work on my break. Now I don't ...  Read the complete review

i_am_joy
Watching my weight with quiche! (471 words)
by - written on 29/11/08 (Very useful, 251 readings)
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I have always liked a nice bit of quiche, but my Weight Watchers points does not often extend to treating myself to a piece. When I saw that Weight Watchers themselves have developed a slightly lower fat quiche I decided to buy one to try, especially as it was on offer in Tesco at just £1. I have just eaten some with a salad for my dinner and I must admit it was delicious. It comes in a little foil tray, as do most quiches, and is then put into a card box to keep this quite fragile food safe from bangs and bashes. My quiche was in excellent condition upon opening the box, despite the fact that when my granddaughter put a bottle of pop in the ...  Read the complete review

jade22green
Weight Watchers Bacon & Leek Quiche: Quiche, on a diet? (286 words)
by - written on 12/07/10 (Useful, 35 readings)
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As with most weightwatchers products these quiches are very tasty and a great way to have the foods you would normally have to avoid on a diet. When they were first introduced, I found that they were around £1.50 each, but they have slowly come down in price and can now be found for around £1 each in most of the major supermarkets, which is a much more realistic price point. When I tries these for the first time I expected them to be tiny and have little or no flavour. I couldnt believe that they actually had pastry - thats my favorate part of a quiche, which is probably why I had to join weightwatchers in the first place haha. The only thing I will ...  Read the complete review

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