After the gluttony of the holiday weekend what we all need is a FOOD detox and this Weight Watchers Zero Point Vegetable Soup will do the trick! And when it comes to detoxing other parts of your life that might have taken a hit over the summer holidays keep reading for my tips.
BUT FIRST check out the ultimate DETOX RECIPE my Weight Watchers Zero Point Vegetable Soup
Weight Watchers Zero Point Vegetable Soup
Points Breakdown: 0 Points
You can add any of the vegetables (or foods) from the Zero Point Food List into your soup and keep it a zero point soup. This doesn’t mean you should eat bowls and bowls (and bowls… guilty) of it, but don’t feel guilty if you go back for seconds.
Ingredients Weight Watchers Zero Point Vegetable Soup
3 cups vegetable broth
Garlic, pepper, any seasonings you like
1 head of broccoli (and/or cauliflower)
1 carrot, coined
1 zucchini, coined
1 squash, coined
1 can corn, drained
Optional: any other veggies you’d like (tomatoes give it a nice flavor!)
Directions Weight Watchers Zero Point Vegetable Soup
Combine ingredients on stove or in slow cooker and cook until vegetables are to the tenderness you prefer. I boiled mine on the stove and it cooked in under 30 minutes, but I’ve also cooked it in the slow cooker low and slow for about 2 hours.

Weight Watchers Zero Point Vegetable Soup
Ingredients
- 3 cups vegetable broth
- Garlic pepper, any seasonings you like
- 1 head of broccoli and/or cauliflower
- 1 carrot coined
- 1 zucchini coined
- 1 squash coined
- 1 can corn drained
- Optional: any other veggies you’d like tomatoes give it a nice flavor!
Instructions
- Combine ingredients on stove or in slow cooker and cook until vegetables are to the tenderness you prefer. I boiled mine on the stove and it cooked in under 30 minutes, but I’ve also cooked it in the slow cooker low and slow for about 2 hours.
More Weight Watchers Recipe Ideas
I love getting creative in the kitchen. Trying to follow the WW FreeStyle Plan means I need to get a bit more creative sometimes to satisfy my cravings without going over my daily points. This recipe is just one example of how you can adapt your cravings to fit your points.
Soups are definitely one of my new favorite bases for recipes. They fill me up without a ton of points. Below are links to some of my other favorite recipes for you to try!
- Vegan Oatmeal Raisin Cookie
- How to Make Trifle Weight Watchers Friendly
- Weight Watchers Apple Pie
- Apple Pie Mini Tart Recipe
- Peanut Butter Chocolate Pie Recipe
Tips for detoxing other parts of your life
Drink Alcohol in Moderation
If you plan on ringing into 2019 with a few glasses of bubbly, Dr. Manish Shah, a Denver board certified plastic surgeon recommends moderating your alcohol consumption leading up to the big day. He explains, “Alcohol can dehydrate the skin and cause it to appear less fresh and vibrant, which can certainly hinder your skin care efforts.”
Cleanse your Face Every Night- You have just arrived home at 2 am from a holiday Party. It may be tempting to flop into bed without washing your face. Don’t do it! Dr. Shah says that, “Sun damage isn’t the only environmental factor you have to worry about. Small micro particles from air pollutants might just hurt your skin, too. Play it safe by remembering to take a minute to cleanse your face to remove debris that could be weakening your skin. In addition, that foundation and pressed powder you have been wearing all night can clog your pores and cause breakouts.”
Start Exfoliating
Want brighter, younger-looking skin? It starts with a great at home exfoliator! Dr. Shah explains that, “As your skin replenishes itself, dead skin cells start to build up on the top layer, leaving you looking dull. Exfoliating regularly removes this layer, revealing fresh, healthy skin. Regular exfoliation also allows your moisturizer and other topical products to penetrate more deeply, making them more effective.”
Clean Your Makeup Brushes
You would not eat food on dirty dishes, would you? Applying makeup with dirty brushes is not so different. Not only will dirty brushes give you a spotty application, but they can harbor bacteria, dirt and oil, leading to acne and breakouts which necessitates piling on even more makeup to cover it up.
Add vitamin C to your routine.
Dr. Shah suggests applying several drops of vitamin C serum underneath SPF each morning to target free radical damage, help lighten brown spots, and even out your skin tone.
Moisturizer
It may seem obvious, but when it comes to dewy, glowing skin, moisturizing is essential. “When your skin is dry, it looks dull, so hydrating ingredients can help bring back that glow,” says Dr. Shah. For skin types already prone to shine, adding moisture may seem like the last thing you need, but an oil-free hydrator with ingredients like hyaluronic acid could actually help reduce your sebum production and even out slickness into a sleek glow.
So what are your tips to DETOX in addition to this Weight Watchers Zero Point Vegetable Soup ??
I’ve had this soup before, or one like. It is awesome.
With the weather soon going to be changing, soups are going to be on the top of the list. I have never tried this type but will give it a go.
This recipe looks so yummy! A great way to detox is having warm lime or lemon water in the morning time.
This soup looks incredible! I have a lot of soup when it gets cooler out, so I’ll add this to my recipe list. I bet everyone will love it.
I’m not on WW but this soup looks so tasty. I would definitely eat this all up!
Yum, my kids enjoy eating soup especially when it is cold outside. I have been looking for a hearty vegetable soup and this fits the bill perfectly. I will have to give it a try when it cools off. It\’s still 100 in Texas.
This looks great and tasty. perfect soup for cold days.
What a great option to enjoy some zero points vegetable soup while on Weight Watchers. Glad that you’re sharing something to help others on WW have a new recipe idea to try.
That soup does look good! I try to drink a lot of water when I’m trying to detox after a holiday weekend.
This looks absolutely great! It has the taste that you crave for and the delicacy of a health conscious meal. Certainly one of my faves!
I love vegetable soup! It’s one of the best comfort foods for me. With fall and winter coming this is perfect! Can’t wait to try it!
I love vegetable soup and this recipe sounds delicious:) I’ll have to give it a try this weekend!
This recipe looks amazing. I do love vegetable soup, so I’ll have to give this a try. I love soups that have lots of color.
Can you believe that in Montreal, we’re already experiencing super cold, autumn weather?! Crazy, isn’t it? So your Vegetable Soup is something I’m totally in the mood for. Gotta try making it for the fam!
My mom made this kind of soup before and it was really delicious. Such a perfect soup for this cold season.
I have made this soup before. It is nice and filling and great in the fall.
Yum. Yum! This looks like a soup my Grandma used to make! So hearty, warm and comforting. Perfect any day of the week.
I do not moisturize enough, I admit it. I do however take good care to wash my makeup brushes. I started doing that years ago and it does make a quality difference.
With winter coming up, I\’m on the look out for a lot of soup recipes! This looks delicious. I will have to make some when the weather cools
My family is a huge fan of soups. This kind right here is a staple in our house. Being new ww members (my daughter and myself) has been so easy w/the point system..and this soup was 1 of the 1st recipes I did. I love making ww friendly dishes the whole family likes.