Meet the ZeroPoint® foods
ZeroPoint foods are a big deal around here for good reason. That’s because they’re—you guessed it—0 Points®.
These nutritional powerhouses were specifically chosen since they are nutrient-, vitamin-, and mineral-packed foods that serve as the foundation of healthy eating, and they’re generally critical to your overall health. And the best part? You don’t have to weigh, measure, or track them—no matter how often you reach for them.
Want the full list of what’s included? See below! Just don’t forget that once you add any ingredients with a Points value to a ZeroPoint food (think oil, butter, dressings, or sauces), it won’t be 0 Points. Be sure to check a packaged item, like store-bought guac, for the full ingredients—or pop it into the Barcode Scanner in the app.
The WeightWatchers Program ZeroPoint foods list
Beans, Peas & Lentils | |
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Chicken & Turkey Breast | |
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Corn & Popcorn* | |
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Eggs | |
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Fish & Shellfish | |
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Fruits* | |
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Non-Starchy Veggies |
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Tofu & Tempeh | |
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Yogurt & Cottage Cheese* | |
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*not a ZeroPoint food on the Diabetes-Tailored Plan
The Diabetes-Tailored ZeroPoint foods list
Members on the Diabetes-Tailored Plan share a different ZeroPoint foods list, based on guidelines from the American Diabetes Association and International Diabetes Federation. These foods are lower in carbohydrates and higher in fiber or protein, making them less likely to cause spikes in blood sugar.
Beans, Peas & Lentils | |
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Chicken & Turkey Breast | |
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Eggs | |
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Fish & Shellfish | |
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Non-Starchy Veggies |
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Tofu & Tempeh | |
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