Are you a WW member who loves coffee? Here are our Weight Watchers coffee recommendations, Starbucks Weight Watchers finds, our favorite Premier Protein coffee hack and more.
Many people start the MyWW program and are shocked to learn that their favorite coffee shop order or homemade afternoon pick-me-up beverage is 10, 15 or more Weight Watchers points.
Does this mean you need to give up your love of coffee delights? No, it doesn’t! Check out these Weight Watchers Coffee Hacks to learn how you can cut the calories and reduce the points, all while enjoying your favorite beverage.
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Best Low Point Coffee for Weight Watchers
How many points is coffee on Weight Watchers? Black coffee is zero points. Don’t forget that coffee itself is not limited on the WW plan, but it’s what you add to your coffee that can increase points.
Premier Protein – 2 pts per carton
Premier Protein is the best creamer for Weight Watchers because there is so much you can do with it. Premier Protein is just 2 points for a whole carton, and you only need anywhere from a couple tablespoons to 1/3 of a carton to make a cup of coffee taste like a real treat. Enjoy it hot or serve cold over ice for a frappe-like delight.
I personally love caramel flavor the most in coffee, but vanilla, latte and chocolate are also good.
You can get Premier Protein at wholesale places like Sam’s and Costco. It’s available at Walmart in the Pharmacy section.
Walmart also now has a Great Value brand available that is cheaper and the points are the same. Premier Protein
Top Sugar Free Syrup for Coffee on WW – Zero Points
Torani Sugar Free Syrup Variety Pack for coffee, 25.4 Ounce (Pack of 4) one each of Sugar free: Vanilla, Caramel, Hazelnut and ChocolateTorani Sugar Free Syrup Variety Pack, 25.4 Ounce (Pack of 4)
Starbucks Sugar Free Vanilla Syrup 12 FL Oz
Jordan’s Skinny Syrups Sugar-Free, Mocha, 25.4 Ounce
If you need a bit of sweetness in your coffee without added sugar, these sugar-free syrups cannot be beat. (These do contain artificial sweeteners.)
I’ve tried Torani, Jordan’s, and Starbucks and all are equally good. I find these at Bed, Bath, and Beyond and sometimes Walmart. The best place to find a wide variety is to order on Amazon.
Tip: Be sure you purchase the sugar-free variety. Full-sugar syrups are quite high in points.
Weight Watchers Coffee Creamers: Sugar Free Creamers – 0 – 1 point
Nestle Coffee-Mate Coffee Creamer Sugar Free Creamy Chocolate, Pack of 1 (10.2 Ounce)NESTLE COFFEE-MATE Coffee Creamer, Sugar Free French Vanilla, liquid creamer singles, 50 count
Sugar free powdered coffee creamers are widely available and are 0 points for 4 tsp, making this one of the few zero point coffee creamer options.
Sugar free liquid creamers (found in the dairy section of your local grocery store) are typically 2 T – 1 point, although take care because it’s easy to pour much more than 2 T and the points can add up quickly. These are now available in a wide variety of flavors. Be sure you are grabbing the sugar-free variety for the lowest points.
Point for creamer are the same on MyWW Green, Blue, and Purple plans.
Coffee Mate Italian Sweet Cream Weight Watchers Points (regular) – 2 points for 1 T
Coffee Mate Italian Sweet Cream Weight Watchers Points (sugar-free) – 0 points for 1 T (another great zero point creamer option!), 1 point for 2 T
Coffee Mate Vanilla creamer (regular) – 2 points for 1 T
Coffee Mate Vanilla creamer (fat-free) – 1 point for 1 T
Natural Bliss Caramel almond milk creamer – 2 points for 1 T
Natural Bless Sweet creme coconut milk creamer – 2 points for 1 T
Splenda Hazelnut coffee creamer – 0 points for 1 T
Mini Moos – Zero points
Mini Moos, shelf stable half and half, are 0 points for one mini cup size serving. Be sure to watch portion size as these do have points if you use more than one.
Nut Pods 2 T – 0 points
nutpods Hazelnut Dairy-Free Creamer (4-pack) Unsweetened Whole30/Paleo/Keto/Vegannutpods Original 4-Pack, Unsweetened Dairy-Free Creamer, Whole30, Paleo, Keto, Non-GMO and Vegan, for Coffee, Tea and Cooking, Made from Almond and Coconut
Nut Pods is a half almond milk/half coconut milk non-dairy creamer, and they’ve recently released a creamer made with oat milk as well. Many people prefer it because it is all natural.
This creamer is Keto and Paleo friendly. Find Nut Pods
This is my creamer of choice because it’s made without artificial sweeteners. Nutpods is slightly sweet and creamy, but not nearly as sweet as sugar-free creamers like Coffee Mate.
Extracts and Flavored Coffee – 0 points
Watkins Imitation & Pure Extracts 2 ounces [5 Pack] YOU PICK THE FLAVORSChristopher Bean Coffee Ground Flavored Coffee, Toasted Island Coconut, 12 Ounce
Cameron’s Coffee Roasted Whole Bean Coffee, Flavored, Chocolate Caramel Brownie, 12 Ounce
Two Rivers Flavored Coffee Single-Cup Sampler Pack for Keurig K-Cup Brewers, 40 Count
Christopher Bean Coffee Flavored Whole Bean Coffee, Mocha Almond Fudge, 12 Ounce
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Remember that using coffee that is already flavored does not add any additional points, and the same is true for using extract.
Only use a tiny bit of extract or it can turn your coffee bitter.
Best Milk, Alternative Milks, and Half and Half for WW
Here are some good milk options to add to your coffee.
Skim milk – 1 point for 1/4 cup
Unsweetened Almond milk – 0 points for 1/2 cup, 1 point for 1 cup
Unsweetened Cashew or oat milk – 2-3 point per cup depending on brand
Fat Free Half & half – 1 point for 2 T
Half and half – 1 point for 1 T
Milk Frother
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How to Make Your Own WW Frappe Recipe – 1 point
Here is a simple recipe to make your own Weight Watchers frappe.
- 1/2 cup almond milk
- 1 cup boiling water
- 1 tsp instant coffee
- 1 scoop Quest Salted Caramel protein powder
Mix milk with protein powder. Mix water with instant coffee. Mix the two mixtures together. Serve and enjoy.
Cold Brew Coffee Pot
Cold brew coffee at home with this cold brew coffee maker.
Serve over ice with Premier Protein
Cold Brew Coffee in a Mason Jar
Cold brew coffee in a mason jar for a delicious treat.
Add 1/2 cup coffee grounds to a Mason jar and fill with 24 ounces of water. Leave overnight in fridge and then strain. You now have delicious mason jar coffee.
Add Premier Protein
Make Amazing Coffee at Home
Do you want to make gourmet coffee drinks at home? Check out these options.
Top Coffee Machine for WW
Keurig K575 Single Serve K-Cup Pod Coffee Maker with 12oz Brew Size, Strength Control, and Hot Water on Demand, Programmable, PlatinumKeurig K-Cafe Single-Serve K-Cup Coffee Maker + Milk Frother, Dark Charcoal
AICOOK Espresso Machine, 3.5Bar Espresso Coffee Maker, Espresso and Cappuccino Machine with Milk Frother, Espresso Maker with Steamer, Black
De’Longhi EC155 15 BAR Pump Espresso and Cappuccino Maker
DeLonghi EC702 15-Bar-Pump Espresso Maker, Stainless
In order to make all of these delightful treats, you need to start with a great cup of coffee. One of these machines is sure to fit your needs and budget. At our house, we think the Keurig
Weight Watchers Coffee Smoothies
Weight Watchers Smoothie Classic Value Two PackWeight Watchers French Vanilla Smoothie, (7 x 0.77oz) slim packs net wt. 5.4oz
Weight Watchers Creamy Chocolate Smoothie
For a delicious treat, try mixing Weight Watchers smoothie mix with cold coffee (2 pts) or cold coffee and milk (3-5 points depending on milk used)
Another option is this WW Cappuccino Cooler recipe – 8 pts.
Best Starbucks Drinks for Weight Watchers
What about when you are out and about or your favorite coffee house coffee is all that will do? Besides the obvious black coffee or espresso, here are some options:
- Non-fat Mistook (it’s coffee and steamed milk) – only count points for the milk. Add sugar-free syrup if you’d like.
- Starbucks Skinny Flavored Latte Grand with Nonfat Milk – 4 points
- Starbucks Caffe Latte with Almond Milk – Grande – 3 points
- Starbucks Iced Skinny Flavored Latte Venti with Nonfat milk – 4 points
- Starbucks Skinny Cinnamon Dolce Latte Grande with Nonfat milk – 4 points
- Starbucks Grande Flat White with Almond Milk – 3 points
- Starbucks Iced Coffee with Milk Venti Iced with Nonfat milk – 1 point
- Americano – zero points
- Espresso – zero points
- Tea – zero points
- Starbucks Cappuccino Grande Nonfat Milk – 3 points
- Starbucks Skinny Peppermint Mocha Tall with Nonfat milk – 4 points
- Starbucks Cold Brew with Cold Foam-Venti Iced – 2 points
With these Weight Watchers coffee hacks, you no longer need to worry about giving up your favorite morning beverage or using all your day’s points.
Which Weight Watchers coffee hacks will you try first? Share in the comments below.
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For those of us (me), who don’t use fat-free and sugar-free products and premier, drinking coffee has become a real point issue. When sugar-free products are taken out of the equation, it leaves water., which can get old in the long run. Just my two cents
Felice, thanks for your comment. If you don’t do artificial sweetners, it does make things a bit more limited but totally do-able. Have you tried Nutpods (mentioned in blog post). That’s one of the main alternatives I see people use who do only whole foods. Blessings!