I am the first to admit it: Before I got married, my idea of preparing a meal was heating up Chinese take-out food in the microwave. Eventually, at the behest of my newlywed husband who wanted a “home-cooked meal on the table every night,” I tried my hand at cooking pasta. ( I never thought I’d be in the kitchen whipping up Weight Watchers 1 point chocolate chip cookies from scratch but I digress!)
My fatal flaw was that while the pasta was boiling in the pot, I took a shower and conveniently forgot about it until the smoke alarm went off and a mini fire erupted in the kitchen. Suffice it to say, I am not one of those moms who can whip up vegetable baked ziti or bake raisin scones.
Despite my lack of cooking skills, my daughter’s been asking me recently if we can start baking dinner together. So, I’m slowly inching my way back into the kitchen and we’ve actually prepared some tasty meals together.
The best part about cooking with my kids is that while we’re working together, dicing vegetables or measuring out condiments, we manage to have the best conversations talking about things I’d usually have to beg her to share with me, And this Weight Watchers 1 point chocolate chip cookies recipe is a perfect activity that parents and kids can take part in together, rather than attempt forced conversation.
Below you will find the ingredient list along with the directions to make these yummy Weight Watchers cookies! Only 1 Smart Point means I can count these into my day as a snack!
Weight Watchers 1 point chocolate chip cookies Ingredients
Weight Watchers 1 point chocolate chip cookies Directions
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees
- Mix all the ingredients together
- Spray cookie sheet.
- Roll spoonful sizes of the mixture into 20 balls and place them evenly on the cookie sheet.
- Bake 13 to 15 minutes
Weight Watchers 1 point chocolate chip cookies Makes 20 cookies.
More Weight Watchers Desserts
Weight Watchers 1 point chocolate chip cookies
Looking for a chocolate chip cookie that doesn't blow all your points? These Weight Watchers cookies are only 1 point!
Ingredients
- 2 RIPE medium bananas 0 Points
- 1 1⁄2 cup uncooked old fashioned oats 13 Points
- 5 Tbsp PB2 Powdered peanut butter 3 Points
- 1⁄4 cup semisweet chocolate chips 11 Points
- 1/2 cup water o points
- 5 sprays Cooking spray 0 points
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees
- Mix all the ingredients together
- Spray cookie sheet.
- Roll spoonful sizes of the mixture into 20 balls and place them evenly on the cookie sheet.
- Bake 13 to 15 minutes
You had me at 1 pt. These cookies really have yummy ingredients and I really want to try them but I have never, ever heard of powdered peanut butter! I will try to find it though. Thanks for sharing!
amazon carries pb2
Walmart carries it in the baking section and where the peanut butters are.
Who doesn’t love their chocolate chip cookies and being only one point for weight watchers is perfect. Heating up chinese brings back single days memories.
oh my goodness yum im personally not on WW but i have a few friends that are they would LOVE to enjoy something like this- i cant wait to share it with them!
Oh yum!!! With trying to eat healthier for the new year, but still having quite a bit of a sweet tooth, I’m definitely going to have to try these cookies.
Those cookies look amazing! I’m definitely adding them to my repertoire. (Sorry about your pasta fail.)
These look so good! I am working on being a tad more healthier, so I’d give this a try for sure. I’m not on WW, but I always like to taste new things.
I loved the flowers and the can you have them in. As for your daughter and you cooking together that is great. My son and I do this as well because I know then he will talk to me like your daughter does. Although cooking isn’t my forte either I could see taking a shower and the smoke alarm going off. Although for me I would be watching TV or on the computer.
That is delicious perfect chocolate chip cookies with few ingredients, oats, peanut butter and chocolate chips makes every thing perfect.
We have been eating better and this looks right up our alley! It’s hard to find a dessert that will make everyone happy and still fulfill our desire to eat better. Really trying to make this life change work!
This sounds like something I need to try asap. I don’t do WW but I like cookies lol
This is something I need to try. Maybe we’ll make them this weekend.
These are really good. I love them, too. I have to mash the cookies down with a glass though, or they don’t seem cookie like to me.
These look sooo yummy! I can hardly believe they are only one point. Wow!
These cookies look really good! You can’t go wrong with 1 point cookies, even if you’re not on Weight Watchers!
I have made this recipe before and they are good. I love the chewiness you get out of them plus that bit of chocolate taste we all and crave.
We love chocolate chip cookies but never tried it with banana. But guess what, we love banana so I’m definitely going to try this. Yum!
I love this idea of baking chocolate chip cookies that both kids and parents can enjoy. Old fashioned oats in cookies look interesting!
Thank-you! This is a great recipe! Although I hope you put “home cooked meals on the table” because YOU want to, not because the hubby expects it 🙂
These cookies look like they would be so amazing. I am definitely going to have to give them a try!
I could see myself eating a handful of these! They look delicious. Thanks for the fun recipe!
I can’t wait to make these!
• Would I add the PB2 in the powder form or should it be mixed with water prior to being added to the other ingredients?
Thank you so much!
Great idea! I just made this. I’ll need a little practice as mine were not as picture perfect. But the boys said they had potential) I’ll keep working on it! Thank you for sharing)?
OMG!!!!! Thank you so much for this recipe . I’ve been making these and they are amazing!!!! So easy so quick so yummy!!!! They are the sweet treat I’ve been looking for that still allow me to stay on WW! Please send me more! Something with sugar free raspberry preserves would be awesome! And if you ever need and crafts advice in return- feel free to contact me. Again- thank you so much. These were a game changer for me.
If you have a food allergy can you substitute the banana for something else. I love recipes but am allergic to bananas. I want to try the recipe.
My son is allergic to peanuts. Do I need to substitute with something else or can I leave out of recipe?
These cookies are disgusting. Soggy, gummy, just bad. Even 10 minutes extra baking couldn’t help. I wouldn’t waste even 1 point on them.
These are great. I use only about two tablespoons of water. My husband likes something sweet with his morning latte (skim milk, of course) and now I keep these in the freezer for his morning fix. It’s definitely helped keep us on track.