This Weight Watchers Peanut Butter Cups Recipe could really not be easier. It just takes three ingredients to make this yummy 2 point treat which will satisfy any dessert craving.
Weight Watchers Peanut Butter Cups Recipe
If you have been on the Weight Watchers program for a while then your have probably heard about PB2 powdered peanut butter. It is an easy way to enjoy peanut butter flavor without all the points. I always keep some in my pantry.
You will want to thaw a container of fat free cool whip for this recipe. One container contains 14 points and the two tablespoons of PB2 you will use are just 1 point. This recipe makes 7 peanut butter cups, each one being two points. Optionally, you can add a swirl of calorie free chocolate syrup to the top of these. I love this Walden Farms Chocolate Syrup which is zero points.
To make this Weight Watchers peanut butter cups recipe, start off by adding 2 tablespoons of PB2 powder to one container of fat free Cool Whip.
Mix until the powder has been incorporated into the Cool Whip.
Scoop the mixture into seven cupcake liners.
Next, if desired, add a swirl of calorie free chocolate syrup.
Finally, freeze the Weight Watchers peanut butter cups for 4-5 hours, until they have hardened.
You can eat these straight out of the freezer or let them thaw for just a bit. Either way, the peanut butter flavor is wonderful!
This Weight Watchers Peanut Butter Cups Recipe is just 2 points per cup and makes a perfect sweet treat after dinner.
Weight Watchers Peanut Butter Cups Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 container fat free Cool Whip
- 2 tbsp PB2 Powder
Instructions
- In a large bowl, add one container of fat free Cool Whip and 2 tablespoons of PB2 powder.
- Mix until the powder has been incorporated into the Cool Whip.
- Divide the mixture equally into seven cupcake liners.
- If desired, add a swirl of calorie free chocolate syrup.
- Freeze the Weight Watchers peanut butter cups for 4-5 hours, until they have hardened.
- Enjoy right out of the freezer or let thaw for a few minutes.
Nutrition
This nutritional information is approximate and was calculated using online calculators. Your nutritional information may vary depending on numerous factors.
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Smith sen says
it seems to be one of the easiest ways to make a peanut butter cupcake. will give a try and update……