Weight Watchers Chicken and Stuffing Crockpot Recipe (2024)

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Are you looking for a super simple Weight Watchers chicken recipe? If you are, you will love this recipe. It’s quick and tasty!

I got this excellent, super easy Weight Watchers Chicken recipe with Stuffing for the crockpot aka a slow cooker from my mom. It’s comfort food without a million calories. My mom once lost 110 pounds on Weight Watchers, so needless to say I believe in the system after seeing the results firsthand.

I have personally never done the program, but I do love many of the recipes. I did do a weight loss program last year, Optavia, and ended up losing 36 pounds. For me this was massive. I had just hit the highest weight of my life and my now ex-husband had just walked out on us. I needed to make a change, I had to make a change.

I felt immensely proud of myself for losing that weight and still do. I enjoy the program so much I became anOptavia health coach. So, if you are looking for a program email me. The program is not for everyone, but for busy moms like me, it’s ideal.

My friend Renee, from Good Enough Mother, once asked me why I would work out and watch my eating week after week, only to blow it on a week for vacation or holiday eating. I realized what she meant and now even during the holidays we try to eat better.

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Weight Watchers Chicken Recipe with Stuffing (7 Points)

Ingredients:

6 whole boneless, skinless chicken breasts. You can also use chicken thighs if you want and yes, you can use frozen chicken.

1 box stove top stuffing mix or any brand of dry stuffing mix

1 can 98% fat-free cream of mushroom soup — or any low fat cream soup like cream of chicken soup.

1/2 cup water or chicken bouillon

Directions:

Spray a 3 1/2 quart crockpot with cooking spray. Add chicken breasts. Combine stuffing, soup, and liquid. Spread over chicken. Cook on low 6 to 8 hours.

Per serving: 321 calories; 6 g fat; 56 g protein; 7 g carbohydrate; 1 g dietary fiber.

I’ve had a few people ask about adding ingredients. I don’t see why not. Obviously, if you add stuff it will change the nutritional values. Some things you could add are green beans, celery, and onion. Also, I do not add salt and pepper, but you could do that as well. I tend to never use salt.

Do you have a favorite Weight Watcher chicken recipe or

crockpot recipe? I would love to check it out. Leave a link to it and the recipe in the comments!

Here is another Weight Watchers chicken recipe you may like, Sheet Pan Spanish Chicken. It is not a crockpotrecipe, but it’s just as easy to make.

Crockpot Weight Watchers Chicken Stroganoff

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1. Janet Franklin at

   I was just thinking about making this yesterday. So good!

2. Chet's Chairs at

   How many points is this?? And how many servings??

3. Katie at

   Does it matter if I use unthawed chicken?

4. Michele at

   How many lbs of chicken do you use?

   • Meagan at

     I think I use a pound and a half or 4 large pieces.

5. Meretta at

   I was just wondering in 2017 how many points this would be because it looks like this was put in in 2014

   • Sarah at

     How many smart points?

     • Niki Z at

       I put it in the WW app calculator and it’s saying 11 points per serving (since she said above that it serves 4).

       • Niki Z at

         That’s smart points, not points +

6. Gwen at

   This recipe is nine weight watcher points