Weight Watchers Zero Points Watermelon Strawberry Popsicles
I have a sweet tooth at night, especially during the Summer. Since our wedding is coming up fast, I’m trying not to give in in to my sweet tooth too much and I have been looking for healthier alternatives. These popsicles are my new favorite treat at night. I love that they are full of fruit and no added sugar. So I thought I would share the simple recipe with you for — Fresh Watermelon Strawberry Popsicles. Plus, they are ZERO Weight Watchers Points = score!
Did you know that watermelons are actually a nutrient-dense fruit? They have high levels of vitamins, nutrients and antioxidants. I did a little research and discovered that watermelon can fight asthma, high blood pressure, cancer and can help with hydration, inflammation, muscle soreness and help us have better skin and hair. What’s not to love.
Weight Watchers Zero Points Watermelon Strawberry Popsicles
And watermelon are the perfect food to eat at Summer. So why not freeze some and have them as a guilt-free dessert?? And since these are popsicles, your kids will love them too!
Instead of flavoring the popsicles with added sugar, I added a little honey to make them sweet and strawberries because strawberries make anything tastier, right?
Here is the easy and delicious way to cool off with no guilt! Weight Watcher Zero Points Watermelon Strawberry Popsicles!
- 1/8 large watermelon, sliced and rinds cut off.
- 10-12 large strawberries
- 1 Tbs. honey
- 16 small paper cups or 8 large paper cups
- 16 or 8 popsicle sticks or paper straws cut in half
- Put watermelon chunks in your blender.
- Blend
- Add strawberries
- Blend
- Add honey
- Blend
- Pour the mixture into small paper cups on a baking sheet and put in your freezer.
- Put popsicle or paper straws into the center of the cups after one hour and freeze for another 3-4 hours until frozen.
And if you are looking for another almost guilt-free dessert, be sure to check out these 2-Point Weight Watcher Brownie Cupcakes. They are one of the most popular recipes on my site!
Have a Delicious Day!
xoxo
What do you cover then with , before or after freezing? Do you just leave them uncovered in your freezer?
I just left them uncovered for a couple of hours until I passed them out. But if you want to keep them longer I would cover them with saran wrap 🙂
Jen
I’m on WW too. Based on their rules these are not zero points, but 2-3sp/each. Honey has Points. So does watermelon and strawberries in those quantities.
Plus you blended them. That increases the points value.
Bummer!
But they look yummy!
Oh shoot! I forgot about the blended rule. Thanks for letting me know. xoxoxo