Healthy Potato Recipes with 4 WW Points® or Less
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Breakfast Potatoes
One of the best ways to make mornings a bit more palatable? Start the day with spuds. You’re welcome…
Potato Skins
We took the popular retro bar appetizer and have reworked it in soooo many ways… What can’t you put on a potato skin?-
Bacon Cheeseburger Potato Skins
252 calories, 4 WW Points -
Mac Attack Potato Skins
273 calories, 3 WW Points -
Shepherd's Pie Sweet Potato Skins
253 calories, 3 WW Points -
Toasty Marshmallow Sweet Potato Skins
74 calories, 2 WW Points -
Sloppy Jane Potato Skins
321 calories, 0 WW Points -
Italian Potato Skins
186 calories, 2 WW Points
Stuffed “Baked” Potatoes
We pretty much always microwave our potatoes instead of baking them: Such a timesaver, and just as good. Nuke ‘em, scoop ‘em, and stuff ‘em with delicious toppings!
Mashed Potatoes (& Friends)
Most of the time, we’ve got hidden veggies in our mashed potatoes, hence the inclusive name “mashies.” Why not sneak in extra veggies when you can?
French Fries (Frying Not Required)
Finally, French fries are one of the most popular foods around. We like to make ours in the oven or air fryer for crispy texture without loads of oil…
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