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Weight Watchers Zero Point and Low Point Breakfast Recipes

For many folks who are trying to eat better breakfast a healthy breakfast is the most important meal of the day.

Looking for delicious zero point recipes or low point Weight Watchers breakfast recipes? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve pulled together this amazing list of delicious healthy weight watchers recipes and breakfast ideas all with 4 Points or less.

Collage of 5 Food Photos Pancakes, Apple Yogurt Parfait, Avocado Egg Toast, Breakfast Tostadas, Breakfast Sausage Patties with Hashbrowns, Egg and Strawberries

The Weight Watchers Program offers an extensive list of Zero Point Foods perfect for breakfast such as eggs, egg whites, fresh fruit, vegetables, tofu, lean meat, fish, beans and non-fat dairy such as plain fat-free yogurt and cottage cheese. These ingredients can form the foundation of a wide array of healthy morning meals.

There are many reasons why it is a great idea to start your day with a zero points or low points breakfast. First, they are nourishing providing you excellent fuel to power your day. When I eat a good breakfast I am much less likely to snack during the day and much more likely to stay within my daily points budget.

Zero point meals set you up for a successful rest of your day. They leave you with plenty of wiggle room to deal with unexpected events that may require extra points, such as a last minute lunch or dinner out.

You can also use these zero point breakfast recipes and low point recipes to help you on days when you know you’ll need more points later in the day, or when your weekly points allowance is running low.

Breakfast Recipes with 0 WW Points

Chunks of melon, raspberries and blueberries in a white bowl.
Fresh Fruit Salad

Fresh Fruit Salad is a great way to kick off the day. Brimming with flavor, texture and color, fruit salad is one of my favorite WW recipes that doesn’t require a recipe 🙂 Just use whatever combination of fresh fruit you have on hand. There are so many options to choose from: melon, oranges, grapefruit, grapes, apples, bananas, kiwi, berries, peaches, pears, etc.

Or create a tropical fruit salad by combining fresh papaya, mango, pineapple, bananas and grated coconut!

White plate with banana pancakes on gray towel.
2-Ingredient Banana Pancakes Recipe Image Credit: Eating Well

2-Ingredient Banana Pancakes
These delicious and unbelievably simple skinny pancakes are best enjoyed right after cooking. With just eggs and a banana, you can have zero point pancakes. Many folks like to add 1/8 tsp. of baking powder and flavorings such as vanilla and cinnamon to this popular Weight Watchers recipe. (found at Eating Well)

Banana Syrup (Pancake and French Toast Topping)
Mashed banana with vanilla and cinnamon, heated until warm. It is a luxurious sugar-free healthy alternative to traditional pancake and french toast toppings. (found at Snack Girl)

Zero Point Applesauce (Instant Pot or Stovetop)
A great way to enjoy this sugar-free applesauce is swirled into fat free plain Greek yogurt as an easy healthy zero point breakfast or dessert. If you prefer a little more sweetness drizzle with your favorite sugar-free syrup. (found at The Pointed Kitchen)

Southwest Black Bean Breakfast Egg Muffins
Packed with eggs, black beans, red pepper, onion, and a touch of jalapeno for a spicy and hearty egg muffin that’s only 75 calories! Make them on the weekend and eat them all week for breakfast. (found at Slender Kitchen)

Tofu Scramble on Bed of Spinach with Skillet in Background.
Tofu Scramble (Image Credit: Snack Girl)

Tofu Scramble
A tofu scramble is almost as simple as an egg scramble. You crumble the tofu, heat it for about 8 minutes, and add spices. The tofu is already “cooked” so all you are doing is heating it up and releasing some of the water so it is more solid. A great plant based alternative. (found at Snack Girl)

Turkey sausage patties, hash browns, sunny side up egg and sliced strawberries on white plate with fork in foreground.
Turkey Breakfast Sausage Patties Image Credit: Drizzle Me Skinny

Turkey Breakfast Sausage Patties
These turkey breakfast sausage patties are so good, this recipe is simple and is all about those spices! It is best if you make these up the night before to let the spices really soak into the meat but if time does not allow they are still delicious. (found at Drizzle Me Skinny)

Egg baked in tomato sauce in a round bowl shot from above with slices of rustic bread at borders.
Zero Point Shakshuka Image Credit: The Pointed Kitchen

Shakshuska
If you are looking for a satisfying breakfast, brunch, or even lunch or supper that works really well with the WW Program, you can’t go wrong with this recipe. Who knew eggs cooked in tomato sauce cooked be so delicious and satisfying? It has quickly become one of my favorite recipes for its ease and versatility. (found at The Pointed Kitchen)

Muffin Tin Eggs on Blue Plate.
Zero Point Muffin Tin Eggs (Image Credit: You Brew My Tea)

Muffin Tin Eggs
If you want an easy make-ahead breakfast, these Weight Watchers Egg Muffins are ideal! Not only do they work with WW Plans, but they are also a fast, easy, and protein-packed breakfast that is sure to please! Though the recipe calls for turkey sausage, chopped turkey bacon or Canadian bacon would also work well. (found at You Brew My Tea)

Bell Peppers with Chickpea Mash, Eggs and Harissa
This flavor-packed recipe is a nice change of pace from the usual fried egg breakfast, plus you start your day with a serving of vegetables right out of the gate. A delicious low carb way to begin the day. (found at Weight Watchers)

banana souffle garnished with sliced bananas with fork alongside
Skinny Banana Souffle (Image Credit: The Holy Mess)

Easy Sugar-Free Banana Souffle
This personal size Banana Soufflé Recipe is a delicious healthy treat. Best of all, it’s zero Weight Watchers points for most members. (This recipe does have points for diabetic members only.) Though developed for dessert it has become one of my favorite delicious breakfast recipes. (found at The Holy Mess)

Favorite Breakfast Recipes with 1 WW Point

Banana Oat Cookies on White Paper Towel
2-Ingredient Banana Oat Cookies

2-Ingredient Banana Oat Cookies
I’m excited to be sharing this longtime WW favorite: 2-ingredient banana oat cookies with no added sugar! They are a gluten-free, versatile plant-based recipe great for breakfasts and snacks. I’ve been making them for years. If you’ve got overripe bananas and oats (old fashioned or quick cooking) on hand, you can make cookies that feel like a real treat for just one point. I like to eat them with a piece of fruit or small cup of yogurt for a satisfying breakfast meal.  (found at Simple Nourished Living)

Corn tostadas topped with refried beans, scrambled eggs, avocado slices, sliced grape tomatoes, salsa and cilantro on wooden cutting board.
Breakfast Tostadas Recipe Image Credit: Emily Bites

Breakfast Tostadas
These easy Breakfast Tostadas are so filling and flavorful, you’re going to want to eat them every day. Topped with a thick layer of seasoned refried beans, hearty scrambled eggs, buttery avocado, juicy tomatoes and salsa, and a bright, acidic squeeze of lime over top, they’re a flavor explosion! Perfect for vegetarians and gluten free too. (found at Emily Bites)

Easy Egg Salad
A simple and delicious easy egg salad recipe you can modify lots of ways. One of my favorite easy, healthy make ahead breakfast ideas. I love it on a toasted light English muffin, low calorie bread or crisp bread/cracker bread.

low calorie apple pie breakfast parfait in a clear glass front shot dark background
Light and Healthy Apple Pie Parfait

Light and Healthy Apple Pie Parfait
Looking for a simple breakfast or snack, or even a decadent yet light dessert with the flavors of apple pie? We’ve got you covered. You’ll love this healthy apple pie yogurt parfait. It’s easy to make using simple ingredients with a lot fewer calories than apple pie! (found at Simple Nourished Living)

4 ingredient microwave mug frittata garnished with herbs on a white plate.
4-Ingredient Microwave Mug Frittata

4-Ingredient Microwave Mug Frittata
This streamlined mug frittata serves one and clocks in well under 5 minutes from start to finish—giving you the opportunity to nourish body, mind and spirit before stepping out the door for the day. (found at Simple Nourished Living)

Colorful patterned mug with microwave baked salmon omelet within it.
Salmon Omelette in a Mug

Salmon Omelet in a Mug
When time is tight, this morning omelette in a mug is the way to go for a high protein, low calorie, low carb breakfast. This recipe calls for salmon, but you could add any cooked protein or vegetable you prefer. I love mug meals for breakfast, lunch or supper, because there is basically no clean up except the cup! (found at Simple Nourished Living)

Skinny Western Omelet Muffins
These make ahead Western Omelet Muffins make it easy to enjoy a light and healthy breakfast on the go. Another great meal prep recipe that’s really low in WW Points. (found at Simple Nourished Living)

Favorite Healthy Breakfast Recipes with 2 WW Points

Fresh baked muffins made with kodiak pancake mix in 6 cup muffin tin from above.
Easy Kodiak Cake Muffins with Just 2 WW Points

Easy Kodiak Cake Muffins
As a longtime lifetime WW and muffin lover, these light and healthy Kodiak Cakes Muffins are a new favorite. They help me indulge my cravings while staying on track. They are slightly sweet and satisfying, keeping me full for hours. (found at Simple Nourished Living)

Muffin tin with whole eggs baked in sliced deli ham lined cups topped with cheese and baked.
Skinny Cheesy Ham and Egg Cups

Skinny Cheese Baked Ham and Egg Cups
A quick and easy breakfast idea fancy enough for guests and perfect for meal prep. (found at Simple Nourished Living)

Stack of WW crepes.
Weight Watchers Crepes Recipe

WW Crepes Recipe
This simple 5-ingredient WW friendly crepe recipe has just 62 calories! Use them to wrap around all kinds of fillings for breakfast, brunch, lunch or supper. (found at Simple Nourished Living)

WW Instant Pot Egg Bites on White Plate with Cup of Coffee Beside.
WW Instant Pot Egg Bites Phot Credit: Drizzle Me Skinny

WW Instant Pot Egg Bites
If you are addicted to Starbucks egg bites, then you need to try this weight watchers instant pot (affiliate link) egg bite recipe (just 1 weight watchers point per egg bite!). The version I made is cheddar broccoli egg bites, but this recipe is extremely flexible. Use whatever fillings you like best. (found at Drizzle Me Skinny)

Individual frittata baked in muffin tin on blue rimmed white plate with fork digging into it.
WW Individual Ham, Cheese and Veggie Frittatas

WW Individual Ham, Cheese and Veggie Frittatas
As soon as I saw this recipe for Weight Watchers individual ham cheese veggie frittatas in a Weight Watchers Weekly, I knew I wanted to give them a try. Last night was the night. I love having breakfast for supper every once in a while—a holdover from when I was a kid and it seemed like such a treat. A layer of defrosted frozen hash brown potatoes forms the crust for these easy ham, cheese and veggie mini frittatas. How clever is that? (found at Simple Nourished Living)

Favorite Healthy Recipes for Breakfast with 3 WW Points

4 blueberry bran muffin tops on round white plate.
Blueberry Bran Muffin Tops

Blueberry Bran Muffin Tops
I think you’ll quickly fall in love with these bran muffin tops. Studded with fresh blueberries and lightly sweetened with a touch of brown sugar, each top has less than 100 calories. While Starbucks blueberry muffin (which is obviously much larger in size), clocks in with 360 calories and 15 (green, blue and purple) myWW SmartPoints. Talk about a delicious lighter healthier alternative! (found at Simple Nourished Living)

Sliced bananas and berries with a dollop of cottage cheese and sprinkling of granola on colorful pottery plate.
Breakfast Banana Split

Breakfast Banana Split
Super easy, this dish makes for a tasty satisfying no-cook breakfast that comes together in minutes and is perfect for Weight Watchers of all ages. This easy healthy breakfast couldn’t be easier to prepare. Just arrange sliced banana, cottage cheese and toppings on a plate or in a bowl. Change out the toppings to suit your tastes and what is in season. (found at Simple Nourished Living)

3 individual apple baked oatmeal muffin cups on patterned plate with muffin tin in background.
Apple Cinnamon Muffin Tin Baked Oatmeal Singles

Cinnamon Apple Baked Oatmeal Muffin Cups
A great alternative to traditional porridge style oats, individual oatmeal muffin cups are a particular favorite. They are easy to make, perfectly portioned-controlled, and freeze beautifully. Heartier and denser than traditional muffins, they are delicious warm from the oven, at room temperature or cold from the fridge. You can also reheat them for a few seconds in the microwave (affiliate link), making them great for weekly meal planning. (found at Simple Nourished Living)

Wedge of crustless zucchini pie on green pottery plate with fork alongside.
Impossibly Easy Zucchini Pie

Impossibly Easy Zucchini Pie
Lighter than quiche, this dish is super-simple to toss together. It would make a perfect Vegetarian meal prep breakfast. Bake it on Sunday and enjoy it all week. (found at Simple Nourished Living)

Microwave flax muffin on white saucer surrounded by blackberries.
Easy Healthy One Minute Flax Muffin

Microwave Mug Flax Muffin
Simple and delicious. All you need is 4 ingredients, a mug and a microwave (affiliate link). So easy! A healthy, tasty, satisfying way to begin your day. I love that this easy healthy recipe can be modified so many ways. (found at Simple Nourished Living)

Oatmeal raisin mug muffin on a brown pottery plate with fork.
Oatmeal Raisin Mug Muffin

Oatmeal Raisin Mug Muffin
Are you looking for a fun oatmeal recipe that’s delicious and doesn’t require a bowl and spoon? You’ll definitely want to check out this protein-packed Single-Serve Oatmeal Raisin Microwave Mug Muffin! It’s a delicious alternative to the more traditional warm oatmeal porridge and can be easily varied to suit your tastes and what you have on hand. I’m actually tempted to put this on repeat for the next several mornings—but making some minor ingredient swaps each time. It’s that easy and good! (found at Simple Nourished Living)

Slice of toast topped with cottage cheese, cinnamon and sweetener with fruit bowl in background.
WW Vintage Cottage Cheese “Danish”

WW Vintage Cottage Cheese “Danish”
A vintage Weight Watchers recipe—once known as the “not-so-Danish pastry”—which is deliciously satisfying, provided you like cottage cheese. (found at Simple Nourished Living)

Delicious Recipes for Breakfast with 4 WW Points

Slice of toast topped with mashed avocado, sliced hard boiled egg, chopped cheery tomatoes, sprouts and crumbed bacon on a blue pottery plate.
BLT Avocado Toast

BLT Avocado Toast
Talk about a good breakfast meal, this delicious toast is topped with fresh avocado, hard-boiled egg, tomato, bacon crumbles, sprouts and everything bagel seasoning (affiliate link). If you have had boiled eggs on hand you can assemble this easy healthy breakfast in minutes. (found at Simple Nourished Living)

pancakes on a white plate topped with sliced strawberries with fork along right side
Cottage Cheese Power Pancakes

Cottage Cheese Power Pancakes – I made the yummiest cottage cheese pancakes Sunday morning. Made with ground oats, cottage cheese, and egg whites, my friend, Tricia, calls them “Weight Watchers Power Pancakes.” I call them delicious. 

Glass of raspberry cheesecake overnight oats topped with raspberries on granite countertop.
Raspberry Cheesecake Overnight Oats

Raspberry Cheesecake Overnight Oats
Looking for a light yet tasting satisfying way to start your day? Treat yourself to breakfast with these yummy overnight oats made extra special with the addition of cheesecake flavored Jell-o instant pudding mix and fresh raspberries! (found at Simple Nourished Living)

Clear glass bowl with apple studded apple oatmeal with apple and container of oats in background.
Sugar-Free Microwave Apple Pie Oatmeal

Sugar-Free Microwave Apple Pie Oatmeal
If you’re a fan of those instant packets of apples and cinnamon oatmeal, you’re gonna love this homemade microwave (affiliate link) version packed with real apple that’s reminiscent of apple pie. Tasty and satisfying, it’s so good I’ve had it for breakfast the past three mornings! (found at Simple Nourished Living)

White bowl of cottage cheese topped with fruit and more fruit alongside.

Need an Easy Zero Point Breakfast or Low Point Breakfast that Doesn’t Require a Recipe?

Here are some healthy easy breakfast ideas perfect for busy mornings when there’s not enough time for a full recipe:

  • Fresh Fruit: Bananas, Apples, Oranges, Pears, Berries, Pineapple, etc.
  • Individual servings of Unsweetened Applesauce
  • Defrosted Frozen Fruit: Berries, Cherries, Pineapple Chunks, etc.
  • Raw vegetables
  • Plain fat free greek yogurt
  • Vegetable soup
  • Baked tofu
  • Thin sliced deli turkey breast or chicken breast
  • Scrambled Eggs with no added fat
  • Fruit Salad with a dollop or two of plain fat free yogurt or cottage cheese
  • Hard-boiled egg
  • Low point leftovers
  • Air-popped popcorn with a piece of fruit

A note about WW Points
If you're following Weight Watchers, all the recipes here on Simple Nourished Living have been updated for the new WW program, with points displayed in the recipe card. The Check the WW Points link in the recipe card takes you to the Weight Watchers App where you can edit it using the WW recipe builder or add it to your day.
(Must be logged into WW account on a mobile device, such as smartphone or tablet).

More Weight Watchers Zero and Low Point Recipes to Help with Your Weight Loss Journey

Collage of Food Photos with BLT Avocado Toast, Apple Pie Yogurt Parfait, Banana Pancakes and Breakfast Tostadas.

 

About Martha McKinnon

Weight Watchers Lifetime Member, Yoga Practitioner and Blogger who loves to share her passion for trying to create a happy, healthy, balanced life in what often feels like an overwhelming out of control world.

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  1. I enjoy reading the zero point foods, but as soon as I see “banana”, I’m out. I’m diabetic.Do you have any idea where I can find recipes, such as this, for diabetics?

    1. Hi Barbara,
      The Diabetes Tailored Zero Points Foods List DOES NOT include fruit, non-fat dairy or corn and popcorn. These are 0 Points foods for those who do NOT follow the Diabetes Specific Plan. Hope this makes sense. ~Martha