I am currently back on the bandwagon for weight watchers, having fallen off it somewhat in recent months. I saw these frozen cheesecake desserts on special offer in my local Asda where they were £1 per box (along with a number of other similar desserts). Each box contains two cheesecakes, each in an individual plastic pot. The great thing is that each cheesecake is only 3 points and so it is possible to include them in your daily points allowance (mine is 19) and feel like you have had a bit of a treat. Each cheesecake actually contains 186 calories and 2.3g of saturated fat which equates to the 3 points if you are on the plan. I have to admit that ...  Read the complete review

Having every single tooth in my head existing as a 'sweet tooth' can be the biggest pain in the ass for me right now, as I'm doing whatever I can to lose weight. Constant cravings for cake, sweets and whatever sugary goodness I can get my hands on are a nightmare to keep at bay, so finding low fat options to soothe that need is a priority. I don't believe in depriving myself of the things that I enjoy, why should I? I'm on a diet, not a torture regime. So, as you can imagine, I was overjoyed when I stumbled upon a cabinet full of frozen Weight Watchers desserts in my local supermarket. For those readers that are unaware of what 'Weight Watchers' exactly is - ...  Read the complete review

In my never-ending quest to produce that bikini body before our holidays (only 8 weeks to go!) I came across the Weight Watchers range of frozen desserts in my local Iceland. Probably like most people I was a bit dubious about buying a dessert that claimed to be low in fat, low in calories and actually still taste good as well. But for a box of 2 desserts for £1 I suppose I didn't really have much to lose - other than the weight of course!! The Weight Watchers range of foods is quite distinctive with the Weight Watchers banner across the box usually making their products stand out from the others on the shelf, or in this case in the freezer. Written on the ...  Read the complete review

I got these from my local corner shop at the weekend along with another dessert which doesn't appear to be listed on dooyoo yet. Still, I've put it forward as a suggestion so it may get reviewed at some point in the future......... Packaging: The box is predominantly purple, as you'd expect a Weightwatchers product to be. There's a picture of the dessert on the front, along with the name & the word "new" in the top right hand corner. The back of the box contains the usual information: ingredients, nutritional information, some stuff about Weight Watchers etc along with the defrost instructions:- "Remove film ...  Read the complete review

After having over-indulged over the festive period I was pleased to see that my local Iceland had a good range of Weighwatchers' products for just a quid so I stocked up my freezer telling myself I'd got no excuse not to lose those extra pounds. I have to say I wasn't impressed by some of the savoury meals but this Lemon Cheesecake is very nice indeed in my opinion. The box is as shown & when you open it there are 2 fairly good-sized cheesecakes nestled inside & covered with film. They consist of 3 layers - the lemon topping, the cheesy middle & a crumble base & each one has 161 calories. All the ingredients, nutritional information, storage ...  Read the complete review