Tis the season for baking Holiday cookies! These are sure to make your holiday season merry and bright!
Just because you are on a wellness journey doesn’t mean you have to avoid ALL holiday cookies; these WW (formerly known as weight watchers) cookies are a great alternative to those classic holiday cookies.
As we all may know-a classic cookie recipe can be very high in calories, sugar and points-but the great news-these WW friendly cookies are super delicious- yet lower in sugar, points and calories than a traditional cookie.
Now you can enjoy cookie season without the guilt with these 10 delicious, WW-friendly cookie recipes. They are perfect for this holiday season.
What’s the trick to making these cookies lower in points?
Kodiak Cakes Protein Pancake Power Cakes, Flapjack and Waffle Baking Mix in place of flour: some of these cookies are made with the high protein Kodiak Pancake mix which is lower in points than flour and has added protein and fiber in it.
Lakanto monk fruit sweetener or sugar substitute in place of real sugar: these cookies are sweetened with a zero point sugar substitute which gives these cookies added sweetness without the high sugar spikes or calories of real sugar.
Light butter in place of full fat butter: some of these cookies are made with Land o’ Lakes light butter rather than regular full fat butter which can help lower the points, calories, and fat.
Two Point Soft Ginger Cookies
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Easy Two Point Chocolate Crinkle Cookies
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Two Point Lemon Drop Cookies
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Two Point Peanut Blossoms
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Two Point No Bake Peanut Butter Oatmeal Cookies
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Two Point Soft Sugar Cookies
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Two Point Chocolate Chip Cookies
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One Point Peanut Butter Cookie
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Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies
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Two Point Raspberry Cheesecake Thumbprint Cookies
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Hi Lindsey!
I wrote to you about a month ago about the size of chicken breasts in your marsala. You got back to me and I feel terrible that its taken me this long to thank you! I would like to officially take the time to thank you for all your recipes, for taking the time to post and to update us on all the great things we can do with the foods we love. I said before you have litterally changed my life with the products you’ve found and recipes you’ve created. They don’t always come out the way I expect but boy oh boy most are simply FABULOUS!!! HAPPY HOLIDAYS And thanks again!!!
Hi Alicia
oh, you’re too sweet. No need to apologize- thank you for your amazing support and for the sweet compliments. That truly means everything to me, it brings be so much joy to hear people succeed in their wellness journey because of with these recipes!!
Hope you have a wonderful Holiday and an amazing NEW YEAR!
Hi Lindsey, I have subscribed several times and never get anything from you…I don’t know if it’s because when I put in my email address it puts it in caps and it’s all lower case or what the deal is..the other thing I can’t find your 1 point blueberry muffins. Thank you for all you do, Blessings!!!
Hi Tammy
Thank you for reaching out. Could it be possible that the emails are going into your junk or spam folder? I will manual add your email to my list to see if the makes the difference as well.
Thanks again for reaching out!
Have a great day
Linds