WW Friendly Recipes That Make 1-2 servings (2024)

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WW Friendly Recipes That Make 1-2 servings (1)

We are wrapping up our “2-serving” series with our grand finale post: A list of 30 WW recipes that make 1-2 servings! Whether you are looking for breakfast, a snack, dessert, or a main entrée, we have you covered with this list. All of the recipes on this list are between 1-6 WW FreeStyle Smart Points per serving.

Before we get to the list of 1 serving recipes and 2 serving recipes, I just want to drop one last reminder for those of you who were still on the fence about purchasing the Table for Two ebook…

The special $10.99 price for the Table for Two ebook ends tomorrow, October 7, at 11:59 p.m. (CST). After that, it will be $14.99. Learn more and get the ebook for the $10.99 price here.

If you like this list, you will LOVE our Table for Two ebook that takes 28 WW friendly recipes that make 2 servings each, divides them into four weeks of meal plans, and includes grocery lists for each week. Learn more and purchase your copy here.

If you are looking for single serving WW friendly convenience foods, you may like these lists as well…

  • Smart Snacks that are 4 WW FreeStyle Smart Points or Lower
  • WW Fast Food and Restaurant Survival Guide
  • Quick and Easy Breakfast Ideas that are Low in WW FreeStyle Smart Points
  • Smart and Convenient Lunch Combinations that are Low in WW SP
  • Smart and Convenient Dessert Options that are Low in WW SP

Okay, let’s get to the list of 1-2 serving WW recipes, in order from one FreeStyle Smart Point to six FreeStyle Smart Points…

So-Good Sofritas Cauliflower Rice Bowl – 1 serving
1 WW FreeStyle Smart Point
Hungry Girl

Microwave Mug Frittata – 1 serving
1 WW FreeStyle Smart Point
Simple Nourished Living

Mini Stuffed Peppers – 1 serving
1 WW FreeStyle Smart Point
Hungry Girl

WW Friendly Recipes That Make 1-2 servings (2)

Spinach Feta Egg White Scramble – 1 serving (pictured above)
2 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Meal Planning Mommies

Pizza-Fied Chicken – 1 serving
2 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Hungry Girl

Skinny Shrimp Scampi Over Low Carb Zoodles – 2 servings
2 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Skinny Kitchen

Dill Salmon Dip – 2 servings
2 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
You Brew My Tea

Buffalo Chicken Roulades – 2 servings
2 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Emily Bites

Spicy BBQ Salmon and Veggies – 1 serving
2 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Hungry Girl

WW Friendly Recipes That Make 1-2 servings (3)

Easy Egg Salad Sandwiches – 2 servings (pictured above)
3 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Meal Planning Mommies

Speedy Spaghetti Squash and Meatballs – 1 serving
3 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Hungry Girl

Balsamic Glazed Salmon – 2 servings
3 WW FreeStlye Smart Points
Skinny Kitchen

Barley and Mushroom Soup – 1 serving
3 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Weight Watchers

Asian Chicken Salad with Shanghai Dressing – 2 servings
3 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Skinny Kitchen

Pepperoni Breakfast Pizza – 1 serving
3 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Hungry Girl

WW Friendly Recipes That Make 1-2 servings (4)

Cheesy Spinach Stuffed Chicken Breasts – 2 servings (pictured above)
4 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Meal Planning Mommies

Quick and Easy Noodle Soup – 1 serving
4 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Weight Watchers

Skinny Blueberry Stuffed French Toast – 2 servings
4 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Skinny Kitchen

Crockpot Salmon & Asian Vegetables – 2 servings
4 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Simple Nourished Living

Apple Yogurt Salad – 2 servings
4 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Drizzle Me Skinny

Cuban Pressed Sandwiches – 1 serving
4 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Weight Watchers

4 Ingredient Microwave Mug Apple Pancake Puffs – 1 serving
5 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Simple Nourished Living

Sloppy Jane Stir Fry – 1 serving
5 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Hungry Girl

Monte Cristo Flatout Sandwiches – 2 servings
5 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Drizzle Me Skinny

3-2-1 Microwave Mug Cake – 1 servings
5 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Simple Nourished Living

Panera’s Turkey Artichoke Paninis – 1 serving
5 WW FreeStyle SMart Points
Dashing Dish

Blueberry Muffin Overnight Oats – 1 serving
5 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Hungry Girl

Mason Jar Greek Turkey Feta Salad – 1 servings
5 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Simple Nourished Living

Cauliflower Fried Rice Breakfast Bowl – 1 serving
6 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Hungry Girl

English Muffin Hawaiian Pizza – 1 serving
6 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Simple Nourished Living

Ham and Cheese Quesadillas with Red Pepper Hummus – 2 servings
6 WW FreeStyle Smart Points
Dashing Dish

Plus, if you like this list, you will love Alisha’s tips and tricks post that is designed with people who cook for 1-2 people in mind:

Check out her tips and tricks here.

More from Meal Planning Mommies:

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Chicken is one of our members' top tracked foods and it's easy to see why—white meat poultry is delicious, satisfying, and has less cholesterol and saturated fat than meats like beef, pork, and lamb.

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When the moisture is removed, the poultry has more calories per ounce, so it's no longer considered a ZeroPoint food and you'll need to track it.

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Eggs are a ZeroPoint foods so they do not have any Points® values—even in a cake recipe. However other ingredients you're adding to your eggs may have Points, so make sure to track them.

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Prioritize nutrient-dense foods like fruits, vegetables, lean protein, and whole grains, and limit highly processed foods and added sugars. Use Zero-Point Foods: WW assigns a points value to most foods, but there are also a number of “zero-point” foods that you can eat freely.

What are Weight Watchers frozen meals called? ›

The Smart Ones brand was launched by the H.J Heinz Company in 1992 as a sub-brand of the Weight Watchers line of frozen entrées and desserts.

What to eat at a diner on Weight Watchers? ›

To keep the menu under control, keep some basics in mind: low fat, high fiber. Grilled, broiled, baked or sautéed chicken and fish, turkey sandwiches on wheat minus the mayo, vegetable omelets, salads with just a touch of dressing — all receive a PointsPlus™ value stamp of approval.

Can I just eat zero point foods on Weight Watchers? ›

(It's a lot harder to eat six chicken breasts than six cookies,) In a carefully monitored clinical trial, members were able to eat zero Points foods, without tracking or measuring, and lose weight successfully. So go ahead and enjoy them!

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This system helps you choose more nutritious foods, but your body doesn't work off of points, it works off of calories. For example, if you've met your points budget for the day, but still feel hungry you're technically allowed to eat as many zero-point foods as you want.

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