7 Best Weight Watchers Frozen Meals with Low Points

Are you wondering what Weight Watchers frozen meals are the best to pick up and keep handy for lunches and nights you don’t have time to cook? Here are some of the top meals that taste great plus are delicious and healthy.

While my personal preference is home-prepared food most of the time, there are days when you need something fast. Weight Watchers frozen meals are a great option when you want to lose weight with portion control.

A quick frozen meal can keep you full, give you an easy serving of protein and veggies, plus prevent you from ordering pizza or picking up fast food.

Best Frozen Meals for Weight Loss

As someone who has lost 120 pounds with WW and is a currently a Lifetime member at goal, I’ll be honest that I’m SUPER picky about frozen meals.

I like to get the most food possible for every Weight Watchers point I get. I want it to be good-tasting food that will keep me full and satisfied.

I’m a busy mom and career woman, so a little frozen hockey puck of food won’t keep me going. I bet you can relate.

Some frozen dinners fit this description, but others are just little mini-meals of junk food in larger portion sizes, the last thing you or I need.

Some people don’t like the taste of frozen meals, but in my experience most taste just fine. Honestly, many of the meals taste processed but that fits into my simple tastes. I grew up eating frozen dinners and pot pies. If anything, they feels like a treat from my childhood. I just want to be sure the meal is filling or I can add zero point foods to it easily so I’m not too hungry.

Top 7 Weight Watchers Frozen Meals

Here are the top frozen dinners that I recommend for WW members.

1. Healthy Choice Zero Verde Chicken – 1 point

The Verde Chicken Meal is la low-carbbowl hthat as chicken breast and tender vegetables aerved with riced cauliflower and sauced with verde tomatillo sauce ,and topped with Cotija cheese.

Healthy Choice “zero” meals have no added sugar, are full of protein and vegetables and are even low carb. At 1-3 points each, all the Healthy Choice Zero Bowls are a great low point option for a filling lunch or dinner.

Here are points for some of the other Zero bowls:

• Healthy Choice Zero Tomato Basil Chicken – 1 point
• Healthy Choice Zero Carne Asada – 3 points
• Healthy Choice Zero Beef & Broccoli – 3 points

2. Healthy Choice Power Bowls Spicy Black Bean & Chicken – 2 points

Healthy Choice Power Bowls have 20 grams of filling protein plus plant-based nutrition (aka vegetables, beans, and whole grains).

The Healthy Choice Spicy Black Bean and Chicken Bowl features pulled chicken breast, black beans, and veggies, along with riced cauliflower, spicy chili sauce, and Cotija cheese.

These Healthy Choice bowls are a frozen alternative to a meal you would get at a pick-up food place like Chipotle, Core Power, or Noodle Co. With just 2-3 points each, you can’t go wrong with these bowls.

Here are my points for similar bowls:

• Healthy Choice Power Bowls Chicken Marinara – 2 points
• Healthy Choice Power Bowls Spicy Beef Teriyaki – 3 points

3. WW Smart Ones Chicken Enchiladas Suiza – 8 points

Made by WW themselves, rest assured that the points will be accurate for these meals.

This frozen dinner features chicken enchiladas suiza and Spanish rice topped with zesty light sour cream and green chile sauce. It has 12 grams of protein to keep you full.

I recommend cooking this meal and pouring the whole thing over a salad to make it more filling. If you want more dressing for your salad, add some additional salsa (zero points).

Some Smart Ones meals are lower in points, and some are higher. Smart Ones does a good job of recreating comfort food classics.

For some of these, the portion sizes are too small and the points rather high, but they work in a pinch or when you want a healthy version of a traditional favorite.

Here are points for some of the best WW Smart Ones meals:

• Smart Ones Angel Hair Marinara – 4 points
• Smart Ones Creamy Basil Chicken with Broccoli – 2 points
• Smart Ones Three Cheese Ziti Marinara – 10 points
• Smart Ones Pasta with Swedish Meatballs – 8 points

4. Amy’s Vegetable Lasagna – 11 points

Amy’s offers organic foods that are healthy and full of nutrition. They have quite a few vegetarian and vegan options and are great for people with food allergies or sensitivities since some are gluten-free or dairy-free.

This meal has organic pasta layered with ricotta, mozzarella and Parmesan, plus organic veggies in an Italian-style sauce made house from sun-ripened organic tomatoes. It’s soy-free/tree nut free/kosher and has 16 grams of protein.

While higher in points than other frozen meals, Amy’s is an excellent option for anyone who is plant-based (WFPB), has food sensitives, or wants to eat organic.

Other Amy’s frozen meals for Weightwatchers points include:

• Amy’s Enchilada with Spanish Rice and Beans – 8 points
• Amy’s Pizza Margherita – 9 points for 1/3 of pizza
• Amy’s Gluten Free Beans and Non-Dairy Burrito – 8 points
• Amy’s Bowls Brown Rice, Black-Eyed Peas and Veggies – 6 points (This one is a personal favorite of mine. Serve over green beans to make it more filling.)

5. Trader Joe’s Reduced Guilt Mac and Cheese – 10 points

Trader Joe’s grocery store chain has a whole line of “reduced guilt” items that are lower in points for W W members.

Trader Joe’s Reduced Guilt macaroni and cheese is a lower calorie/lower point version of the traditional favorite. While it doesn’t taste as rich as the original, it’s creamy, cheesy, and salty. This is comfort food, people.

This meal is less than 300 calories and has 15 grams of protein, which is pretty good for a meal without meat. Pair this meal with a bag of Steam Fresh broccoli and/or some grilled chicken breast slices to keep you full until dinner.

Other good Trader Joe’s items for W W Points:

• Trader Joe’s Reduced Guilt Filet of Sole – 4 points
• Trader Joe’s Reduced Guilt Spinach and Cheese Stuffed Shells – 6 points
• Trader Joe’s Reduced Guilt Skinny Fries – 4 points

Click here to see all our WW Trader Joe’s recommendations and printable shopping list.

6. Lean Cuisine Butternut Squash Ravioli – 7 points

This meal is another personal favorite of mine. The first time I ate it, I seriously felt like I was eating a restaurant meal. The butternut squash ravioli are both savory and sweet, and the vegetables are just right.

Butternut squash ravioli has a creamy sauce with snap peas and carrots and is meatless.

While I wish the serving size were bigger, I serve this with a big side of vegetables, and it’s a tasty lunch or dinner.

Here are some other Lean Cuisine meals for smart points:

• Lean Cuisine Meatloaf with Mashed Potatoes – 7 points
• Lean Cuisine Alfredo Pasta with Chicken and Broccoli – 7 points
• Lean Cuisine Herb Roasted Chicken – 2 points

7. Healthy Choice Steamers – Simply Grilled Chicken and Broccoli – 1 point

This meal is pretty basic with chicken breast, broccoli, and a light cream sauce, but it’s a great option to keep on hand for busy days. You can’t go wrong here for just 1 WW smart point. If you prefer more basic flavors, you’ll enjoy this line of meals.

This frozen dinner includes natural chicken breast and broccoli in a creamy Alfredo sauce with 27g of protein. There are only 4g of carbs, so this one works for diabetics and low-carb lifestyles, too.

Other Healthy Choice Steamers that are good for WW include:

• Healthy Choice Simply Steamers Grilled Chicken Marinara with Parmesan – 5 points
• Healthy Choice Simply Steamers Chicken and Vegetable Stir Fry – 2 points
• Healthy Choice Café Steamers Simply Grilled Chicken Marsala – 2 points
• Healthy Choice Simply Steamers Grilled Chicken Pesto & Vegetables – 1 point

Ways to Make Frozen Meals More Filling

While some people complain about sodium content or flavor, my biggest complaint about frozen meals is that the portion size is too small. Do frozen meals taste like prepared junk food? Yes, but I grew up eating that food, which tastes good. Taste isn’t my issue, but I don’t particularly appreciate going hungry.

Here are ways I add to frozen meals to make them more filling:

• Add a bag of Steam Fresh vegetables like broccoli or green beans.
• Eat with a can of green beans. (Eat the green beans as a side or pour the meal over.)
• Eat with a side of fruit.

Frequently Asked Questions about WW Frozen Meals

Here are answers to questions received most often about WW dinners.

Check out our Recipe Index for more tasty low-point meals you can use on your weight loss journey.

Which frozen meal is your favorite? Tell us about it in the comments below.

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