When you’re looking for Weight Watchers bread recipes for breakfast, here’s your go-to list! You really can have a delicious Weight Watchers breakfast or snack as long as you’re watching those points.
Did you know there are hundreds of Weight Watchers bread recipes? Good thing, too, because I love it! Bread is one of those foods that seems to be an enemy of weight loss.
How can you resist when you’re at a continental breakfast and there’s banana bread, cranberry bread, muffins, and other delicious treats? The only way to satisfy that craving is to eat before you go!
Have a slice of wonderful Weight Watchers bread or a muffin made from one of these recipes and a bowl of fruit. Even when you’re traveling, you can take a baggie of muffins or a few slices of bread to have with your coffee in your room.
If you have to attend a breakfast, have your Weight Watchers breakfast bread in your room and just have fruit at the breakfast.
This way you won’t have such a hard time saying no to the higher calorie items. It’s just too hard to say no if you’re hungry.
What? Take breakfast with you on the road? I’ve done it many times. I’ve packed a couple of baggies with me so I wouldn’t have to worry about eating foods that will take me off track.
Another crazy idea? Pack those workout clothes! Even just bringing my tennis shoes helps. I look in my bag and say, If I lugged them along on this trip, I might as well use them! A walk clears my head and burns calories.
You might even be able to rent a bike to see more of an area, which burns even more calories. I’m going on a biking excursion next month while in Europe on a Viking Rhine River Cruise.
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There’s no question that exercising along with eating right is the best way to make Weight Watchers work. But you can still have delicious food, and you can still have bread!
Luckily, many people have created their own versions of Weight Watchers breads for breakfast that work with point values. Using point values, you can enjoy those breakfast items that you loved before you started the diet.
By following the plan and making your own Weight Watchers breakfast breads, it really is easy to stay on track without missing out. Enjoy!
I personally love bread and just can’t live without it. A cup of coffee and a piece of one of these breakfast breads is a great way to start my day.
Now that you have all these bread recipes for breakfast to choose from, head to the kitchen and bake a few this week. They freeze well so you’ll have choices every day. Your kids will love these recipes too.
Weight Watchers Breakfast Bread Recipes
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Blueberry Muffins Recipe
I made this low-fat blueberry muffin with toasted coconut recipe a couple of days ago and was thrilled with the results! Perfect for breakfast or a snack!
These scones are just so luscious, and they are just 5 Smart Points! Easy to make and freeze for later, you will love these scones for breakfast or an afternoon treat.
This recipe is only 4 points per serving. It would be so good for an afternoon snack, too. Just don’t let the kids eat it all! That’s another great thing about Weight Watchers recipes – they are healthier for everyone.
Cranberry Banana Bread is a favorite sweet bread that is ideal for breakfasts or snacks! This Weigh Watchers Recipe has only 4 SmartPoints per serving!
Blueberry scones are a delicious pastry that are perfect for breakfast or a midday snack. The scones are made with a buttery, crumbly dough that is studded with juicy, plump blueberries. I’ve been trying to include a list of substitutes that you can use if you don’t have a certain ingredient or other flavors you…Read On →
Looking for more Weight Watchers recipes? Check out our Weight Watchers Desserts! You might also want to see the below ideas for keeping on track. You can do this!
In the mid-1979s there was a recipe for a breakfast bread with applesauce using grits.
Looking for that recipe or one close to it.
I can’t make any promises, Mary, but I would totally replace the oil in this recipe with applesauce and I bet you’ll have your recipe! http://allrecipes.com/recipe/16755/basic-corn-muffins/