Have you ever tried fried ravioli?! If you haven't, now is the time! This air fryer Weight Watchers recipe uses refrigerated ravioli, bread crumbs, and Parmesan cheese, and yields 14 ravioli. Using fresh or frozen florets, you can whip together a flavorful and filling meal of buffalo cauliflower using your air fryer! An entire serving of 24 chips fits nicely into a Weight Watchers diet and will satisfy any craving you have for restaurant-style tortilla chips!

You'll need frozen french fries, shredded cheddar cheese, and some cooked bacon to make it. After cooking, garnish with some chopped chives or scallions, serve, and enjoy! Air Fryer Funnel Cake Recipe I love that I can have a Weight Watchers funnel cake that tastes great, is easy to make and doesn’t kill my points budget for the day. This tasty recipe makes the air fryer a key element in our kitchen. Weight Watchers Air Fryer Recipe Books If you are unfamiliar with this gadget, an air fryer is a convection oven that sits atop your countertop and can cook food that looks and tastes as though it was deep-fried without ever having to submerge the food in cooking oil. This is done through the circulation of hot air from a fan at high speed. The fan produces browning and crispiness of the food that's being cooked. This is the main event…get it…main dishes?! Ha! This is where it’s at. These are foods that you can use as a main course option for your lunches, dinners, and meal prepping. I’m sharing simple air fryer recipes that you can serve to your family and feel great about!Air Fried Brussels SproutsBrussels sprouts might not seem like everyone’s favorite side dish but in our house, they’re a regular occurrence on the meal plan. This recipe changed my mind about these somewhat undervalued veggies!

Air fryers are becoming kitchen staples for many people who follow a Weight Watchers diet. This cooking method allows them to enjoy food that tastes fried without the added calorie content from frying in oil. Weight Watchers assigns point levels to food, and butter and oil have a higher point count than many other foods, so you can likely see why so many WW dieters swear by cooking this way! Take some extra-thin corn tortillas, cut them into strips, spray with some olive oil cooking spray, season with salt, pop them into the air fryer, and you'll be minutes away from crunchy and salty tortilla chips that taste just like the ones you love to enjoy when out to eat.Air frying desserts has become increasingly popular in recent years and this recipe is a perfect example of how much fun you can have with air fryer WW recipes! This article is for you…it’s for everyone. It’s for anyone who wants to put their air fryer to use in the kitchen to save themselves time, calories, effort, and stress. I like that the air fryer is a multifunction cooking tool in the kitchen. It allows me to cook everything from dessert to appetizers in the blink of an eye and all without tons of fat and calories. These homemade broccoli bites make for a great bite-sized appetizer to enjoy before dinner or to serve to guests at your next party. Add in some whipped cream for a dipping sauce and you'll be set with a tropical, sweet, and perfectly crispy Weight Watchers air fryer dessert! If you are hosting a party or are planning to relax and enjoy a relaxing night in, this recipe would be a great one to put together and serve for guests or yourself!