Weight Watchers Apple Dessert Recipes

WW Recipe of the Day: WW Friendly Apple Desserts

When the sights, sounds and smells of autumn arrive, I get an insatiable urge to whip up apple desserts. The combination of juicy, crisp apples with the warmth of cinnamon and nutmeg is hard to beat. 

Diving into the world of Weight Watchers apple desserts opens up a treasure trove of light and delicious possibilities. From warm healthy baked apples and fresh apple cake to crisps, cookies, and cobblers, these creations provide lots of satisfying comfort keeping your calories and WW Points in check.

So, if you’re yearning for a taste of fall while staying true to your wellness journey, these Weight Watchers apple desserts are here to help. They offer a delicious way to enjoy the warmth and coziness or autumn while staying on track with your goals. 

Here you will find my favorite Weight Watchers Apple Dessert Recipes that I’ve made through the years, as well as yummy ones from my other favorite Weight Watchers friendly recipe sites. Enjoy!

Weight Watchers Apple Dessert Recipes – Crisps & Cobblers

Apple Pear Cranberry Crisp with Gingersnap Topping
I got the idea for this apple, pear, cranberry crisp with gingersnap topping from a similar recipe on Cookie Madness. By skipping the crust and decreasing the amount of fat in the topping, I was able to create a tasty, sweet and tangy satisfying apple, pear and cranberry crisp with gingersnap topping with 8 Points. 

Quick & Easy Crock Pot Apple Cobbler 
I love fruit desserts of all kinds. Particularly cakes, crisps, crumbles and cobblers, which are just as delicious as pie. But so much easier to make, especially in the slow cooker! This quick and easy crock pot apple cobbler is a perfect example. You need just a few apples and basic pantry staples to make it.

Single-Serving Microwave Apple Crisp 
So simple to make and tastes just like grandma’s old-fashioned apple crisp. Can be enjoyed as is, with light whipped topping, non-fat frozen yogurt, or even for breakfast (or brunch) with a dollop of plain Greek yogurt!

Healthy Baked Apples 
Here’s a simple, low-fat, healthy apple dessert perfect for a cool fall evening – or anytime really – since apples are available year round. Baked apples are the kind of simple old-fashioned dish that never really goes out of style probably because they’re healthy and delicious.

Slow Cooker Baked Apples with Gingersnaps 
I intended to make easy, healthy and delicious picture-perfect slow cooker baked apples with Gingersnaps, but I ended up with overcooked slow cooker baked apples that lost their shape and ended up with the consistency of chunky applesauce. It was still delicious!

Weight Watchers Apple Dessert Recipes – Cakes

Light Italian Apple Cake – This quickly prepared apple cake is typical of the simple and flavorful desserts of this mountain region. Use a firm, tart apple, such as Granny Smith, Pippins or Northern Spies are excellent also, if you can find them.

Healthy Harvest Fresh Apple Cake  – Every October, I find myself craving a piece of my mom’s fresh apple cake. It’s a great cake, but loaded with fat and sugar. This year, I found myself craving a different kind of fresh apple cake. A light, healthy, low-fat apple cake that would be both delicious and better for me.

Slow Cooker Apple Cake  –  Check out this slow cooker apple cake! It’s my first attempt at baking in the slow cooker. I’m really impressed with the results. This slow cooker apple cake baked up moist, dense and delicious. Chock full of chunks of apples, it’s a perfect dessert for fall.

Easy Slow Cooker Applesauce Spice Cake  – If you like simple old-fashioned scratch cakes, I think you’ll enjoy the flavor and texture of this easy slow cooker applesauce spice cake. This recipe makes a relatively small cake that is supposed to serve 6. You could cut the calories/points by substituting more of the butter with applesauce.

Slow Cooker Cranberry Apple Cake – Instead of baking this slow cooker cranberry apple cake in a loaf pan, I baked it directly in the crock of the slow cooker, which I lined with parchment paper. Served warm with a little scoop of vanilla ice cream, it made a delectable dessert. This slow cooker cranberry apple cake also would be a great addition to your Christmas breakfast/brunch.

Weight Watchers Apple Dessert Recipes: Cookies & Brownies

Skinny Apple Brownies  –  Moist and chewy blonde brownies chock full of chopped apples and walnuts. If you’re like me and love apple desserts, I hope you give these simple apple brownies (AKA apple nut bars) a try.

Low-Fat Applesauce Oatmeal Cookies – These low-fat applesauce oatmeal cookies are simple wholesome cookies that are easy to make and really satisfying. They smell like apple pie as they bake and are an easy drop cookie with a chewy cake-like consistency.

Skinny Cranberry Apple Oatmeal Cookies –  Oatmeal cookies are my absolute favorite, so I’m always on the lookout for oatmeal cookie recipes. The recipe jumped out of me from the pages of one of my favorite cookbooks. Each cookie has just *2 WW Points+, *3 WW SmartPoints.

3-Ingredient Sugar Free Apple Cookies  (*2 PointsPlus | *2 SmartPoints) – These easy almond apple cookies have only 3 ingredients and mix together in minutes. The recipe makes a nice small batch of 12 cookies—perfect for small families or anyone cooking for one or two.

Weight Watchers Apple Dessert Recipes – Drinks & Toppings

 

Crock Pot Warm Apple Compote Topping – This crock pot apple compote is a great way to satisfy an apple pie craving for WAY fewer calories and/or Weight Watchers Points! It’s easy, healthy and delicious. And this crock pot apple compote topping is versatile too. Think of it like apple pie without the crust.

Slow Cooker Caramel Apple Cider  (*4 PointsPlus | *6 SmartPoints) – I enjoyed a cup of this slow cooker caramel apple cider on Halloween along with a little slow cooker chocolate brownie. It was the perfect sweet treat for Halloween. Or any fall day, really.

*PointsPlus® and SmartPoints® calculated by Simple Nourished Living; Not endorsed by Weight Watchers International, Inc. All recipe ingredients except optional items included in determining nutritional estimates. SmartPoints® values calculated WITHOUT Weight Watchers Zero Points fruits and vegetables using the WW Recipe Builder.

More Quick and Easy Ideas for Weight Watchers Apple Dessert Recipes

Apple Pie Parfait – You’ll love this healthy apple pie yogurt parfait. It’s easy to make using simple ingredients with a lot fewer calories than apple pie!

Skinny Caramel Apple Nachos – For something extra special, I slice it up and make these caramel apple nachos. All the flavors are the same, but this version is a lot easier to eat. Plus it’s much lower in calories.

Apple S’mores Nachos – The summer campfire classic treat meets autumn in this deliciously decadent simple dessert for two. With 5 common ingredients, this hassle-free apple s’mores dessert is ready in minutes. And the best part, no campfire required!

More Light Apple Desserts from Favorite Weight Watchers Recipe Sites

Pumpkin Pie in a Mug – Just 5 Ingredients and 5 Minutes (HungryGirl)

Apple Cinnamon Doughnuts (DrizzleMeSkinny)

Cinnamon Apple Crisp (SkinnyTaste)

Apple Cinnamon Tart (EmilyBites)

Skinny Apple Cinnamon Monkey Bread (SkinnyKitchen)

Caramel Apple Pizza Fingers (DrizzleMeSkinny)

Naked Apple Pie (SnackGirl)

Skinny Apple Cobbler (SkinnyTaste)

Mini Cinnamon Apple Tarts (EmilyBites)

*Points® calculated by WW. *PointsPlus® and SmartPoints® calculated by Simple Nourished Living; Not endorsed by Weight Watchers International, Inc. All recipe ingredients except optional items included in determining nutritional estimates. SmartPoints® values calculated WITHOUT each plan’s ZeroPoint Foods (Green plan, Blue plan, Purple plan) using the WW Recipe Builder.

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