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Weight Watchers Cakes: Good for Dieters, Good for Everybody

By Cecelia Lawson, published Dec 10, 2007
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Decadent caramel cake with caramel icing, sweet lemon cake with lemon icing, soft carrot cake with cream cheese icing, and rich chocolate cake with sinful chocolate icing: do these sound like diet foods to you? Weight Watchers cakes are the most magnificent diet foods on the market because they taste so rich and sinful that it's hard to believe you're eating a reduced calorie product. The cake itself is moist and rich, and the icing is thick and creamy. It's the perfect craving-killing balance.

The best part? They're extremely low-cal! Each cake has 90 calories, but 16 of those calories are represented by fiber, so your body really only takes in 74 calories per cake. They're individually wrapped, so they're great on the go, or to stick in a lunchbox. Plus, if you're like me, you'll be less tempted to eat the whole box because of the individual wrappers.

Do you follow the Weight Watchers points program? These dense, decadent little delicacies are exactly one point per cake, so if you've got a point or two left over at the end of the day and need to satisfy that sweet tooth, a Weight Watchers cake is the way to go.

So... are they good for you? Well... let's just say they're not the worst choice you could make. The chocolate cakes are a good way to get your daily fix of cocoa without going overboard, and all the others are great alternatives to other cake-based snack foods. The four grams of fiber per cake fulfills 16% of your daily fiber requirement, which is great if vegetables and oatmeal aren't really your thing.

Need to work on getting more vitamins? Weight watchers cakes have a little vitamin A, Iron, and a few B vitamins, but aren't a very good way to get your vitamins and minerals, sorry. But, on the plus side, they are low in saturated fat, with only ½ a gram per cake, and contain no trans fats.

Weight Watchers cakes do contain wheat ,eggs, milk, and soy, so be aware of that if you have any allergies or special dietary restrictions.

Are you ready to give Weight Watchers cakes a try? Here are my suggestions for enjoying these low-cal delicacies:

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