Looking for a delicious easy banana pudding recipe that is low calorie, low fat, and low sugar? This Weight Watchers banana pudding, which is only 3 points per serving, is perfect for when you need a sweet treat.
I have loved being on Weight Watchers so far. It is helping me a lot. It has taught me how to judge my serving sizes and how to make better choices. However, I still have to have my sweets. If I had to give them up completely on any diet, I would fail. Miserably! Here is my newest Weight Watchers dessert: Banana Pudding. This Weight Watchers Banana Pudding Recipe is perfect.
What to Serve with Banana Pudding?
Weight Watchers Banana Pudding is a perfect dessert. I could eat it every day. When I am trying to stay on track I like to make sure I have a great tasting dinner to go with it. Some of my favorite Weight Watcher dinners are these. Each one is low if not 0 points and is perfect for people following Weight Watchers and those who aren’t.
- Chicken Fajita Soup
- Drunkard Noodles- Thai Drunken Noodles with Rice Noodles- Easy $10 Dinner
- Chicken Parmesan
- Chicken Enchiladas
- Salsa Chicken
- Garlic Parmesan Shrimp
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How Many Weight Watchers Points are in Banana Pudding
Because I wanted to make this as low in points as possible, I eliminated the Cool whip from this and tried to use as little Vanilla Wafers as possible. But honestly, this came out so good, you won’t even miss the cool whip or extra Vanilla Wafers. I also used unsweetened vanilla almond milk to cut out more points. I added an extra layer of bananas to make this dessert a little more filling without the extra points. If you cut this into 6 servings, it is 4 points, which is what we did because hubby wanted as much pudding as possible. You can easily cut this into 8 servings and make it 3 Weight Watchers Points per serving.
Ingredients in Weight Watchers Banana Pudding Recipe
- 2 Boxes of Sugar-free/Fat-free Banana Pudding
- 1 cup Almond Milk
- 20 Vanilla Wafers
- 3-4 Bananas
How to Make Weight Watchers Banana Pudding Recipe
Mix the banana puddings together with the almond milk. Whip for 2 minutes. The pudding will be thick.
In an 8*8 pan, put a layer of Vanilla wafers down. I added a little space to make the 20 vanilla wafers go farther. You can add as many or as little as you like. The points for the recipe is based on 20.
Add a layer of sliced bananas.
Add the pudding. Spread it evenly over the cookies and bananas.
Add another layer of bananas.
You can eat it right away, or refrigerate it until later. I like to wait so the pudding as more time to set.
Looking for a delicious easy banana pudding recipe that is low calorie, low fat, and low sugar? This Weight Watchers banana pudding, which is only 3 points per serving, is perfect for when you need a sweet treat.
- 2 Boxes of Sugar-free/Fat-free Banana Pudding
- 1 cup Almond Milk
- 20 Vanilla Wafers
- 3-4 Bananas
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Mix the banana puddings together with the almond milk. Whip for 2 minutes. The pudding will be thick.
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In an 8*8 pan, put a layer of Vanilla wafers down. I added a little space to make the 16 vanilla wafers go farther. You can add as many or as little as you like. The points for the recipe is based on 20.
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Add a layer of sliced bananas.
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Add the pudding. Spread it evenly over the cookies and bananas.
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Add another layer of bananas.
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You can eat it right away, or refrigerate it until later. I like to wait so the pudding as more time to set.
