I have recently been back on WeightWatchers again after having a bit of break following a 5 stone weight loss last year. Since starting back on the plan I have found that they have a lot more products than when I last did it. One of these new products was these blueberry and vanilla oaty biscuits. I got mine from ASDA where they cost £1.28 for a pack of 8 biscuits, which considering they are pretty big for a biscuit and individually wrapped, I thought was a pretty good price. The biscuits have a real good crunch to them but are also crumbly and just deliciou, it's hard to believe they are a low calorie food. Each biscuit contains 2 pro ...  Read the complete review

Even though it's not that good for the environment, I really prefer my chocolate and biscuits to be individually wrapped. It just makes it so much easier to have several packs open at once, without worrying about them going soft (Note clever, subtle reference to imply I don't plough through packs the moment they're opened). Weight Watchers tend to wrap up their treats, and these Vanilla and Blueberry Oat Biscuits are no exception. A pack of 6 costs about £1.50, though when they first came out they were often on offer for about a pound, and you can still get them cheap now and again in cheap shops, especially Poundland which randomly always seems to have a ...  Read the complete review

Weight Watchers has been around for years helping loads of people to loose weight. These Blueberry & Vanilla Oaty Biscuits are one of many products they have to contribute to weight lose. On the points plan these are 1 1/2 points value per biscuit, each with 101 calories and 0.8g saturated fat. There are 8 x 22g individually wrapper biscuits per box. I have been on numerous diets and found that Weight Watchers worked the best for me. I lost 2 stone of my baby weight in 2 years by following their plan and going to the regular meetings. Loosing weight over a period of time rather then rapid weight lose is the best way to keep it ...  Read the complete review